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7th 5CC
BARCELONA
August 31-September 3, 2016
THE WORLD´S
LEADING
CONFERENCE ON:
NEUROMODULATORS
FILLERS
COSMECEUTICALS
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
ENERGY-BASED DEVICES
UPDATED INVITATION PROGRAM
WELCOME LETTER
ACCREDITATION
HAS BEEN APPLIED FOR FROM THE
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DEAR COLLEAGUES,
It is with great pleasure and honor that we welcome you to the 7th 5CC Conference in beautiful Barcelona.
The 5CC has established itself as one of the fi­ nest
educational opportunities in the world, with incredible speakers who are the most respected
aesthetic physicians, dermatologists and plastic
surgeons from around the world. We gather in Barcelona to share the knowledge we have, engage
in wonderful discussions, and teach new therapies
and new techniques in our ever changing aesthetic
environment.
CONTENTS
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WELCOME LETTER
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CITY & TRAVEL INFORMATION
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CONGRESS VENUE
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FACULTY
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PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
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LIVE!
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TEACHING COURSES
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SOCIAL TOURS
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ACCOMMODATION
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PARTNER COUNTRIES
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COOPERATION PARTNERS
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5CC ABSTRACT AWARD
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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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REGISTRATION FORM FOR DELEGATES
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CONTACT DETAILS
A visit to Barcelona is a memory that is cherished
for a lifetime and a memory that will live with you
throughout your career and beyond. And once
you have experienced the cosmopolitan capital of
Spain’s Catalonia region, it will become a place that
you will want to visit over and over again.
We promise that we will have an incredible 7th 5CC meeting, covering all the many facets of the aesthetic
environment. This will include the world of injectables - fillers and toxins; all of the energy-based devices that
are impacting our non-invasive treatments; skin care and how it impacts our therapies; chemical peels and
what is new; home devices and what we can expect in the coming year; and marketing, the internet and how
this environment is changing how we do business.
We promise a close interaction with our industry colleagues. We will have more live demonstrations and
workshops than we have ever had in the past, and we will have the latest technologies available for you to
see and learn about from the experts in the fields.
So, this is a conference you do not want to miss. Mark the dates down now: August 31–September 3, 2016
in the beautiful city of Barcelona.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of the 5CC, we welcome you to this great event.
Michael H. Gold
MD (USA)
Congress President
Christine Dierickx
MD (Belgium)
Congress Vice President
Program as of: April 2016
David Goldberg
MD (USA)
Moshe Lapidoth
MD (Israel)
Klaus Fritz
MD (Germany)
Maurice Adatto
MD (Switzerland)
Henry H. L. Chan
MD (Hong Kong)
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CITY & TRAVEL INFORMATION
CONGRESS VENUE
DISCOVER SPAIN’S CATALONIA REGION
BARCELONA
Barcelona is not only the capital of Catalonia but also
the capital of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. With
8 listed historical monuments, Barcelona holds the
world record.
Also Barcelona is famous for its beautiful old town
and “La Rambla”, the well-known boulevard which
guides its visitors from the city center to the beach.
Countless cultural, historical and culinary highlights
make this city so special and worth visiting at least
once in a lifetime.
In 2016 this impressive city will give our meeting an
appropriate framework to welcome physicians and
key-opinion leaders from all five continents to the leading conference on Neuromodulators, Fillers, Cosmeceuticals, Emerging Technologies, and EnergyBased Devices.
CONGRESS VENUE
The Star Alliance member airlines are pleased to
be appointed as the Official Airline Network for the
7th 5-Continent-Congress.
PALAU DE CONGRESSOS DE CATALUNYA
Registered participants plus one accompanying person travelling to the event can qualify for a discount
of up to 20%, depending on fare and class of travel
booked.
Located in the financial and business nerve center
of the city, The Palau de Congressos de Catalunya
is a part of the Hotel Rey Juan Carlos I – Business
and City Resort, which at the same time is surrounded by some 25,000 m² of the most breathtaking
gardens of the 19th century. The entire hotel complex is one of the most outstanding urban settings
in the world.
Av. Diagonal, 661-671, 08028 Barcelona, Spain
www.pcongresos.com
For more information, please visit www.5-cc.com.
AIRPORT TRANSFER
The building itself is a symbol of contemporary Barcelona. It was designed by the architects Ferrater
and Cartañá and has received the National Architecture Prize in 2001. The complex is made up of
several adjoining buildings, which together provide
great functionality and versatility, where natural light
is the principal feature.
In order to arrange your transport from Barcelona airport to your hotel or to the conference venue
(approx. 20 – 30 min.) you can choose between different options: public airport transfer, taxi or private
transfer.

Taxi
FLYING TO BARCELONA
The airport Barcelona-El Prat (BCN) is the second
largest airport in Spain and belongs to the top 10 in
Europe meaning that national and international flights
arrive in Barcelona El-Prat frequently. With a distance
of about 15 km to Barcelona City it is very centrally
located.
Alternatively, there are several smaller airports in the
region, such as Girona (90 km) and Reus (90 km),
which are mainly frequented by low cost airlines.
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A public taxi service is available 24/7 and costs about
€ 25 - 30 (one way). Airport taxi ranks are located
in front of the entrance doors of Terminal 1 and 2 of
Barcelona airport.

Public airport transfer
Aerobus-Express www.aerobusbcn.com
Price per person: € 5,90 (one way) / € 10,20 (return)

Private transfer
Barcelona Day Tours
[email protected]
Price per car (one way):
 1 - 2 persons: € 59
 3 - 5 persons: € 69
 6 - 7 persons: € 79
EXHIBITION
TRENDS, INNOVATIONS AND NETWORKING
More than 50 leading international companies and societies, showcasing in the
exhibition area, will be waiting for you to discover their latest products, technologies and services. Their best representatives are with us.
Beyond scientific and educational exchange, we are confident you will enjoy
the beautiful gardens surrounding the Palau de Congressos de Catalunya.
Bigger groups on request.
CATERING
CATERING
EXHIBITION HALL
PRAYER
ROOM
PRAYER
ROOM
MEDIA
CHECK
ROOM D 1/2
ROOM A
ROOM D 3/4
ROOM D 5/6
ROOM F
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FACULTY
FACULTY
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE
SCIENTIFIC BOARD
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OVER 120 WORLD-RENOWNED KOLS
Rajeev Acquilla
United Kingdom
Lehavit Akerman
Israel
Amin M. Amer
Egypt
Maria Angelo-Khattar
Dubai
Matthias Aust
Germany
Mathew Avram
USA
Philipp Babilas*
Germany
Peter Bjerring*
Denmark
Guillermo Blugerman
Argentina
Whitney Bowe
USA
Vivian Bucay
USA
R.-Glen Calderhead
South Korea
Michael H. Gold
USA
Congress President
Christine Dierickx
Belgium
Congress Vice President
Maurice Adatto
Switzerland
Henry H. L. Chan
Hong Kong
Moshe Lapidoth
Israel
Klaus Fritz
Germany
David Goldberg
USA
Valerie Callender
USA
Suneel Chilukuri
USA
Francesca de Angelis
Italy
Barry DiBernardo
USA
Jeanine Downie
USA
Diane Irvine Duncan
USA
Benjamin Ascher
France
Bradley Bloom
USA
Antonio Campo
Spain
Joel Cohen
USA
Paulo R. Cunha
Brazil
Wael Hosam Eldin
Egypt
Moetaz El-Domyati
Egypt
Afschin Fatemi
Germany
Teresita Ferrariz
Philippines
Julius Few*
USA
Tanja Fischer
Germany
Roger E. Amar
Spain
Mohamed Amer
Egypt
Chytra V. Anand
India
Ghislaine Beilin
France
Inigo de Felipe
Spain
Emmanuel França
Brazil
Alina Fratila
Germany
Juergen Frevert
Germany
Nancy Garcia-Tan
Philippines
Gerd Gauglitz
Germany
Dore John Gilbert
USA
Nathalie Fournier
France
Sahar Ghannam
Canada
Yuan-Hong Li
China
Stephen Mulholland
Canada
Pierre Nicolau
Spain
Mario Goisis
Italy
Andy Goren
USA
Ryan Greene
USA
Dirk-Harald Gröne
Germany
Alessandro Gualdi
Italy
Ekaterina Gutop
Russia
Roberto Pizzamiglio
Spain
Mukta Sachdev
India
Godfrey Town
United Kingdom
Mario A. Trelles
Spain
Alexander Turkevych
Ukraine
Merete Haedersdal
Denmark
Shlomit Halachmi*
USA
Klaus Hoffmann
Germany
Wichai Hongcharu
Thailand
Elizabeth B. Houshmand
USA
Jared Jagdeo
USA
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FACULTY
FACULTY
Iryna Kapshuchenko
Ukraine
Martin Kassir
USA
Douglas J. Key
USA
Suzanne Kilmer
USA
Leon Kircik
USA
Malavika Kohli
India
Gerhard Sattler
Germany
Christoph H. Schick*
Germany
Joel Schlessinger
USA
Ava Shamban
USA
Massimo Signorini*
Italy
Markus Steinert
Germany
Marita Kosmadaki
Greece
Marina Landau*
Israel
Héctor Leal Silva
Mexico
Wendy Lewis
USA
Eduardo López Bran
Spain
Zhong Lu
China
Atchima Suwanchinda
Thailand
Zeina Tannous
USA
Amy Taub
USA
Oksana Terekhova
Ukraine
Agneta Troilius Rubin
Sweden
Ines Verner
Israel
Claudia Magalhaes
Brazil
Medhat Abdel Malek*
Jordan
Stephen Mandy
USA
Dieter Manstein*
USA
Woraphong Manuskiatti
Thailand
John J. Martin Jr.
USA
Tshai Vider*
Israel
Heidi Waldorf
USA
R. Wanitphakdeedecha
Thailand
Susan Weinkle
USA
W. Matthew White
USA
Zamira Yanine
Colombia
Daniel Mimouni
Israel
Emmanuelle Moirand
France
Susan Murrmann
USA
Adolfo Napolez
USA
Vic Narurkar
USA
Stuart Nelson*
USA
Mark Nestor
USA
Keyvan Nouri
USA
Arisa Ortiz
USA
Uwe Paasch
Germany
Ganesh S. Pai
India
Santiago Palacios
Spain
Tatjana Pavicic
Germany
Michele Pelletier
France
Peter Peng
Taiwan
Marina Peredo
USA
Emily Piansay-Soriano
Philippines
Andy Pickett
United Kingdom
Rahul Pillai
India
Sebastian Pop
Romania
Welf Prager
Germany
Ricardo Ruiz Rodríguez Carmen Salavastru
Spain
Romania
Eman Sanad
Egypt
* Non-confirmed speaker
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PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016
HOME-USE DEVICE SYMPOSIUM
HUD is pleased to announce its next big HUD Symposium in Barcelona in 2016 at the­
5-Continent-Congress. HUD working groups will present their activities with Home-Use
Devices and the development of the HUD Group.
 Market Data & Dynamics
 Latest Clinical Findings
 Standards & Regulatory Status
www.home-use-device.com
 For more information and membership application please contact:
[email protected]
DASIL DERMATOLOGIC & AESTHETIC SURGERY COURSE 2016
DASIL aims to create a global community for the open exchange of knowledge and innovation by physicians specializing in dermatologic and aesthetic surgery. 14.00
14.20
Body Contouring Update
New Concepts in Fat Reduction – Chilukuri
Skin Tightening: What’s New? – Leal-Silva
14.40
15.00
What’s New in Scar Therapy
Fractional Lasers & Scars – Bloom
New Concepts in Scar Therapy – Gauglitz
15.20
15.40
Microneedling: The Real Truth
Microneedling without RF – Kassir
Microneedling with RF – Gold
16.00
16.20
Toxins & Fillers – New & Interesting
Toxins: New Thoughts – Peredo
Fillers: New Thoughts – Turkevych
16.40
17.00
17.20
17.40
What Are the Newest Trends in Aesthetic Surgery?
Absorbable Sutures for Facial Lifting – Gold
Robotic Hair Transplantation – Bran
Home Use Devices – Town
EBD – New Ideas – Pai
BE
A
PART
OF THIS PROCESS
www.theDASIL.org
LED ACADEMY SYMPOSIUM
Photobiomodulation and Practice - The New Rules of the Game?
For the first time ever at 5CC, we are thrilled to announce the Pre-Conference Session of our
Corporate Partner, the French LED Academy. The session will be chaired by world-renowned
key opinion leaders in the field of Photobiomodulation.
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How to Manage Inflammation After Aesthetic Procedures?
How Blue LED Can Be Effective On Acne Disorders
Biofilm and Light
Clinical Parameters and PBM*
PBM* and Combined Techniques
www.ledacademy.fr
More information you can find at www.home-use-device.com
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016
LASER &
EBD SESSION
INJECTABLES
SESSION
Conference & Exhibition
10.00
Plenary: Fillers – What‘s New, What‘s Next?
NESTOR
• Keynote: Fillers 2016 Overview – Nestor
• Filler Update – Gold
• Biological Effects of Fillers – Nicolau
• The Longvity of Fillers: What Do We Tell Our Patients? - Greene
• Hyaluronic Acid in Eye Rejuvenation – de Felipe
• Optimized Combined Interventions with Different Filler Technologies – Prager
• Facial Volumetric Rejuvenation – Leal Silva
• Soft Tissue Augmentation: Updated Tips for Lips – Waldorf
• Neck & Décolleté Rejuvenation with Fillers – Prager
• Hyaluronic Acid: A Multi-Talented Polysaccharides – Kreiner
• Why Anatomy is Crucial to Avoid Complications
11.00– Ascher
- 11.30 |
• Vascular Compromise From Fillers – Cohen
• Complications of Fillers – Wanitphakdeedecha
• Illegal Fillers: Complications and Treatment – Martin
Energy Based Devices – Indications Out of the Box
GOLD
• What Is New in Lasers and EBD – Dierickx
• Emerging EBD in Cosmetic and Medical Dermatology – Lapidoth
• The Expanding Role of Pico Second Lasers in Skin Rejuvenation – Mulholland
• Facial Skin Rejuvenation by Ablative Laser – Trelles
• Fractional Nd:YAG for Skin Remodeling and Lifting – Ghannam
• Use of Non-Ablative, Fractional, 1565nm Laser for the Improvement of Striae Distensae – Gauglitz
• Q-SW Laser for Freckles in Type V Skin – Pai
• Imaging Feature of MFU to Optimize Treatment Outcomes – Bucay
• New Possibilities With Short Pulse IPL in Rosacea and Other Vascular Problems – Troilius Rubin
• IPL in Dermatology – França
• Off-Face Fractional CO2 – Kilmer
Marketing, Social Media,
GRÖNE
Practice- & Patient Management
• Be Your Best CEO: How to Build and Manage Aesthetic Practices – Peredo
• Practice Management: Using Social Media to Build Your Brand – Anand
• Staff Retention and Recruitment – Schlessinger
• Opinion Leader:
Coffee
BreakThe Impact of Blogging on the Patients' Choice – Terekhova
• The Importance of Interior Design for a Successful
Practice – Gröne
Free Communication: Abstract Award –
Celebrating the Next Generation
| Coffee
11.00
- 11.30
Break
11.00
- 11.30
Coffee
Break
Facing the Future of
CHILUKURI
Facial Rejuvenation
• Treatment of the Aging Lower Lid Region by PRP – Aust
• Non-Invasive Rhinoplasty & Chin Augmentation – Chilukuri
• Fat Busting the Under Chin: Cryolipolysis, RF or Injection – Which to Choose? – Key
• Nonsurgical Rejuvenation of the Neck – Ortiz
• Tightening of the Neck – Kilmer
• Neck Rejuvenation: EBD vs. Injectable Treatments – Ascher
• 3D Nose: Non Surgical Rejuvenation – Anand
• A Resurfacing Treatment with Enhanced Patient
Experience – Adatto
• Combined Treatments for Skin Rejuvenation – Yanine
• Efficacy of a Dermal Infusion System for the Improvement of Skin Texture and Color – Ghannam
13.30 - 14.30 | Lunch Break & Industry Symposia
14.30
Laser – The Original Energy-Based Devices
LAPIDOTH
• The Picosecond Pulsewidth Is Not a
Magic Wand – Calderhead
• Picosecond Lasers - In Tattoos, Pigment & Rejuvenation – Gold
• The Various Usage of Picosecond Lasers Out of
Tattoos – Lapidoth
• Photoaging and Prevention: The Role of Piosecond
Focused Lasers – Key
• The Evolution of Fractional Resurfacing – Mulholland
• Erbium:YAG Minipeel for Facial Rejuvenation:
An In-Depth Analysis – El Domyati
• Erbium:YAG Laser for Treatment of Enlarged Pores – Manuskiatti
• Carbon Dioxide Therapy in Treatment of Dark Halos in Skin Types Ill to V – Eldin
• Why Do We Get Laser Complications? – Kassir
• Managing Laser Complications – Avram
(Non-Invasive) Lifting Methods –
MARTIN
Special Focus on the Eye
• Absorbable Suspension Threads With Cones:
4 Years Experience – Pizzamiglio
• Thread Lifting, Patient Selection and Combination With Other Approaches in Order to Maximize Results – Gauglitz
• Absorbable Lifting Sutures – Nestor
• Ptosis Repair - A Simplified Approach with Levator
Aponeurectomy – Martin
• Lower Eyelid Fillers vs. Fat Reposition Blepharoplasty – Martin
• Can You Perform a Blepharoplasty/Brow Lift Without
Surgery? – Duncan
• Double Eyelid Procedure: Orbicularis Levator Fixation Technique – Napolez
• Complications and Unfavorable Results of the Double Eyelid Procedure – Napolez
• Blepharoplasties: Complications and Their Solutions – Fatemi
What PDT Can Do for Your Patients
JAGDEO
• PDT: Basics & What's New? – Haedersdal
• Enhancement of Photodynamic Therapy for Cosmetic and Medical Indications – Taub
• Adjunctive Role of Light-Emitting Diode Phototherapy for the Aesthetic Surgeon – Calderhead
• Ultra Short PDT: Mechanism and Function – Jagdeo
• i3 PDT: Laser Assisted Artificial Day Light Mediated PDT to Treat Field Cancerisation – Paasch
• Non-Oncologic Application of PDT – Salavastru
Picosecond
Technology
Roundtable
ADATTO, GOLDBERG,
LAPIDOTH
Industry Workshop
Industry Workshop
13.30 - 14.30 | Lunch Break & Industry Symposia
New Dimensions in
SCHLESSINGER
Cosmeceuticals & Skin Care
• The Science Behind Cosmeceuticals – Kircik
• New Skin Care for 2016 – Gold
• What Is New in Cosmeceuticals? – Amer, M.
• Cutting Edge Cosmeceuticals &
Skin Care – Bowe
• What's New in Skin-Brightening Agents? – Callender
• Brightening, Hydrating and Protecting: The Latest Trend in Cosmeceuticals – Downie
• Developing a Cosmeceutical – Schlessinger
• Comprehensive Therapy on Sensitive Skin – Li
• Cosmeceuticals for Pigmentation – What's New in
Skin of Color – Sachdev
Hair –
BLOOM
Diseases, Regrowth, R
­ emoval & Restoration
• Hair Diseases – Amer, M.
• Laser Hair Removal -What's New – Sachdev
• Diode Laser Hair Removal – Pillai
• Diode Laser Hair Removal: A Clinical and Histological
Evaluation – Eldin
• Intense Pulsed Light Hair Reduction: A Histologic and
Immunohistochemical Evaluation – El-Domyati
• Combination Therapy of Energy-Based Device and Topical Medication in Treating Androgenetic Alopecia – Li
• Minoxidil Dose Response Study in Female Pattern Hair Loss Patients Non-Responders to 5% – Goren
• Platelet-Rich Plasma – Role in Hair Loss – Bloom
• Hair Transplants Using Robot Technology – López Bran
16.30 - 17.00 | Coffee Break
17.00
CORPORATE
PARTNER SESSION
8.00 | Registration Opens
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break
11.30
INNOVATION, NEWS &
TRENDS SESSION
Conference & Exhibition
8.00 | Registration Opens
9.00
AESTHETICS
SESSION
Home-Use Devices –
What's New, What's True?
TOWN
Organized by the HUD
(Home-Use Device Working Group)
Industry Workshop
16.30 - 17.00 | Coffee Break
TRELLES
Hyperhidrosis – One Goal, Many Ways
• How to Fight Unwanted Sweating? An
Overview on Treatment Methods – Gröne
• Unipolar RF for Axillary Hyperhidrosis and Osmidrosis – Leal Silva
• Axillary Control of Sweating. Advances and Long Term
Follow-Up – Trelles
• Hyperhidrosis: Surgical vs. Permanent Nonsurgical
Therapies – Fatemi
Acne & Acne Scars Treatment –
GOLDBERG
My Best Results
• Acne: Update Protocoles With Lasers, Lamps and Peelings – Fournier
• Laser Treatment of Acne – Goldberg
• 1,540-nm Erbium:Glass Laser in the Treatment of Active Acne – Pai
• Combined Non-Ablative Laser and Vacuum Systems in the Treatment of Acne Vulgaris – Angelo-Khattar
• Needling in Post Acne Scarring: Left to Right Side Face
Comparison – Eldin
• Non-Ablative Fractional Treatment of Acne Scars Using a 1565nm Fiber Laser – Fratila Gauglitz, Campo
• Acne Scarring: New Devices and Fillers – Taub
18.00 | Networking Reception
Anti-Aging I­ntensive Course*
Organized by the GSAAM
(German Society of Preventive and
Anti-Aging Medicine)
18.00 | Networking Reception
The program may be subject to change.
* Non-confirmed session / lecture
Industry Workshop
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2016
9.00
10.00
LASER &
EBD SESSION
INJECTABLES
SESSION
Conference & Exhibition
8.00 | Registration Opens
8.00 | Registration Opens
Plenary: Body Contouring & Rejuvenation –
MANSTEIN
State of the Art
• Keynote: Body Contouring* – Manstein
• Bodycontouring: State of the Art – Fatemi
• Enhancements of Body Sculpting – Taub
• Body Reshaping by Laser Lipolysis – Trelles
• Body Rejuvenation With Different Technologies in Décolleté, Hands and Buttocks – Sattler
• Thread Lift for the Body – de Felipe
• Fat Busting the Abdomen, Thighs & Arms –
Which to Choose – Key
• Non-Surgical Treatments for Upper Arms – Duncan
• Brachioplasty: How to Achieve an
11.00 - 11.30 |
Inconspicuous Scar – Nicolau
• Cellulite: Innovative Treatments With Sustainable
Outcomes – Bucay
• Calves Reduction with BTX* – TBA
• Buttock Design* – TBA
Aesthetics – What 's Beautiful and What's Next?
BOWE
• From Anatomy to Main Indications:
A 2016 Update – Ascher
• Anatomy of Aesthetic – Mandy
• In Pursuit of Beauty: What to Do in Your 20's, 30's, 50's
and Beyond – Peredo
• How to Innovate in Aesthetic Dermatology – Ruiz Rodriguez
• Men & Aesthetics
Coffee
Break - What's New? – Bowe
• Male Aesthetics - What Drives Men? – Jagdeo
• How to Avoid Feminization of the Male Face – Gutop
• Body Dysmorphic Syndrom – Gilbert
• ichKonzept: A Pathway to Gain Peoples Interest in Aesthetic Medicine – Gröne
Expanding Your Toxins Knowledge and Uses
ANAND
• BTX Around the World: Update 2016 – Pickett
• New Toxins Coming Soon – Gold
• Science of Botulinum Toxin – Nestor
• Onset and Duration of Effect of Botulinum Products – Frevert
• Total Face Approach With Botulinum Toxin in Early
Stages – Anand
• Intradermal Injection Technique of Botulinum Toxin for Facial Lifting: From in Vivo to in Vitro – Wanitphakdeedecha
• Toxins for a Beautiful Neck – Ferrariz
• Is Botulinum Toxin Effective for Hair Treatment? – Amer, A.
• Customized Approach to Combining Toxins – Chilukuri
• Botulinum Toxin Complications – Cohen
• Toxin Masseter Injection Complications:
Recognition and Prevention – Peng
Skin Disorders – At a Glance
DIERICKX
• What's New in Vascular Lasers – Goldberg
• The Right Approach to Vascular Lesions – Lapidoth
• Do Lasers Work for Melasma? – Dierickx
• Tranexamic Acid for the Treatment of Melasma – Bucay
• BBL Impact On Facial Erythema: A Prospective View – Goldberg
• Long Nd:YAG Laser in the Treatment of Rosacea &
Hemangiomas – Pai
• Infantile Hemangionas – Tannous
• The Next Level Lasers for Pigmentation in Darker Skins:
How Safe Are They? – Sachdev
• Excimer Therapy – Salavastru
• Vitiligo: Treatment With CO2 Combined With
Betamethasone and Salicyclic Acid Solution – Cunha
• Novel Topical Cream Delivers Safe and Effective Sunlight Therapy for Vitiligo by Fifiltering Damging UV Radiatio – Goren
• Alexandrite Laser at Different Pulse Durations for Port-Wine Stains – Haedersdal
• Is There a Better Way to Improve Striae: Results of a Pilot Study – Waldorf
News from 5 Continents
CALLENDER
• Esthetic Medicine in Saudi Arabia:
A View of a French Dermatologist – Fournier
• Skin of Color Concerns – Callender
• Picosecond Laser for Acne Scar Treatment in Asian – Peng
• Microinjection in China – Li
• Low-Fluence Nd:YAG for Pigment Clearance in
Asians – Piansay-Soriano
• 50 mio Tattooed Persons in the EU: Basic Science of
Tattoos – Hoffmann
• Experience With Regulation on Cosmetic Procedures in Denmark – Haedersdal
Fat Reduction and Transfer –
MULHOLLAND
Surgical vs. Non-Surgical
• Gold Standard in Liposuction – Sattler
• The Evolution of Liposuction Techniques – Mulholland
• Technology-Assisted Liposuction – Piansay-Soriano
• Science and Art of Cryolipolisis – Gilbert
• Cryolipolysis: 5 Year Experience With Different Devices and Effective Adjuvant Treatments – Steinert
• Noninvasive Fat Removal - What Is the New Gold
Standard – Hoffmann
• Fat Grafting of the Face, Breast and Buttocks – Ascher
• The Use of Adipose SVF in Facial Rejuvenation and Repair: The FAMI Technique – Amar
Skin Cancer –
NOURI
Cutting-Edge Treatment Options
• Trends in Mohs Surgery – Mimouni
• Fractional Laser-Mediated Photodynamic Therapy of High Risk Basal Cell Carcinomas: A Randomized Clinical Trial – Paasch
• Daylight PDT for Non Melanoma Skin Cancer and Precursor Lesions – Haedersdal
• Laser for Treatment of Skin Cancer – Nouri
• Nasal Reconstruction of Skin Cancer Defects – Cohen
• Minimizing Scars Skin Cancer Surgery – Cohen
• Cutaneous Oncology – Kircik
• Basal Cell Carcinoma – Tannous
Rethinking (Anti-) Aging
• Microdermabrasion – El-Domyati
• Photodamage – Kicik
• From Aging to Ageless – Moirand
• Innovations in Photoprotection – Bucay
• Neutraceuticals on Aging Skin – Kosmadaki
• The Benjamin Button Effect:
Recognizable Rejuvenation – Waldorf
• Treating and Preventing Aging with Periodic IPL
Treatments – Campo
WALDORF
Combination Therapies – Better Together
CAMPO
• Laser Assisted Drug Delivery - Where Are
We Today and Where Are We Going – Bloom
• HA, EBD & Peels for Optimizing Results for the Face – Akerman
• Advanced Botulinum Toxin and Fillers for Antiaging Treatment and for Facial Harmony – Magalhaes
• Beauty and Youth: Holistic Approach for the
Young Patient – Gutop
• Neck & Décolleté Rejuvenation with EBD & Injectables – Pavicic
• The Light, the Needle or the Knife - Combination Treatments for Rejuvenation – Garcia Tan
• Combining IPL and Hybrid Fractional Lasers to Reduce
Recovery Times and Pain While Improving Results – Campo
• The Synergy of the Combined Ablative and Non-Ablative Fractional Laser on Asians – Manuskiatti
• Combination Therapies for Hand Rejuvenation – Ghannam
• Combining Topics & Aesthetic Procedures in the Treatment of Hyperpigmentation – Callender
• EBD and Topical Medication in the Treatment of Striae – Li
Chemical Peels: State of the Art
Industry Workshop
Organized by the DDL
(Deutsche Dermatologische
Lasergesellschaft)
Industry Workshop
The World of Microneedling & RF
KASSIR
• How Much Can Microneedling
Accomplish? – Duncan
• Multiple Microneedling Sessions for Facial
Rejuvenation – El-Domyati
• Microneedling and Pigment – Kassir
• Transdermal Drug Delivery – Fournier
• Scar Treatment by Medical Needling – Aust
• Microneedling RF: Acne Scars and Rejuvenation – Anand
• High Intensity Focused Radiofrequency for Jowl and Neck Laxity – Calderhead
• Nanofractional RF Application – Hongcharu
• Injectable RF – Nestor
• Cutting-Edge New Uses for Radiofrequency Devices – Downie
• Invasive Radiofrequency Treatment – Mandy
Spotlight on:
Aesthetic
Complications
FISCHER
GHANNAM
• TCA Peel: How Far Can We Go? – Pavicic
• Do's and Don'ts of a Chemical Peel on Darker Skin – Pillai
• The Evidence Chemical Peels for Pigmentation – Sachdev
• Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel in the Treatment of Acne
Vulgaris – Sanad
Intimate Aesthetic Surgery &
Rejuvenation – Why, When, How?
Organized by the GAERID (German Society for Reconstructive
and Aesthetic Intimate Surgery)
• The Effectiveness of Targeted RF With Cooling in Improving Vaginal Laxity and Sexual Function – Palacios
• Vaginal Tightening: Why to Choose a Dermatologist? – Key
• RF vs. Laser - What Is More Effective in Female
Rejuvenation? – Gröne
• Labia Minora Reduction: Aesthetic Challenge – Pop
The program may be subject to change.
* Non-confirmed session / lecture
Industry Workshop
Organized by the IS4AC International Society for Aesthetic
Complications
Industry Workshop
16.30 - 17.00 | Coffee Break
Organized by the International Peeling Society (IPS)
18.00 | End of Congress Day
Laser Safety and European
Regulations*
13.30 - 14.30 | Lunch Break & Industry Symposia
16.30 - 17.00 | Coffee Break
17.00
CORPORATE
PARTNER SESSION
| Coffee
11.00
- 11.30
Break
11.00
- 11.30
Coffee
Break
13.30 - 14.30 | Lunch Break & Industry Symposia
14.30
INNOVATION, NEWS &
TRENDS SESSION
Conference & Exhibition
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break
11.30
AESTHETICS
SESSION
Aesthetic
Procedures
Around the Globe
KASSIR, NOURI
Organized by the ISD
(International Society of Dermatology)
18.00 | End of Congress Day
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2016
9.00
Teaching Course:
Cadaver Injectables I
LASER &
EBD SESSION
INJECTABLES
SESSION
Teaching Courses
8.00 | Registration Opens
8.00 | Registration Opens
Teaching Course:
Laser & Light Basics & Safety I
Teaching Course:
Laser & Light Basics & Safety II
Teaching Course:
Chemical Peeling I
Led by Global Aesthetic Consultant
Wendy Lewis and co-led by dermatologists and experts in the field of Social
Media, this course teaches the essentials
to building your brand on social media
from scratch.
Chemical peeling is a widespread and Injectables experts Ava Shamban,
old therapeutic option in aesthetic der- board-certified
dermatologist,
and
matology.
Suneel Chilukuri, internationally recognized and board-certified expert on cosLearn about the different peeling op- metic and reconstructive surgery, will
tions and variety of different indications lead through this cutting-edge injectabin this intensive teaching course held by les and injection techniques workshop.
dermatologist, peeling expert and board
member of the International Peeling So- Dr. Shamban graduated magna cum lauciety (IPS), Sahar Ghannam.
de from Harvard University and earned
her medical degree from Case Western
Reserve University School of Medicine.
Wendy Lewis’ career in the ­
world of
aesthetic medicine spans over two
­decades. She founded ­Wendy Lewis &
Co Ltd Global Aesthetics Consultancy in
1997, and her client list includes ­private
individuals, physicians, medspas and
surgery centers, as well as an elite roster
of pharmaceutical, cosmetics, skin care
and medical device companies in the
US, Canada and Europe.
11.00 - 11.30 | Coffee Break
Teaching Course:
Female Rejuvenation
Teaching Course:
Chemical Peeling II
For more information on the Teaching Courses please review pages 19 - 21.
Teaching Course:
Laser & EBD
Join Laser & EBD experts Michael Gold
and David Goldberg, both board-certified
dermatologists, in their teaching course
on leading-edge technologies and innovative work with skin lasers, non-surgical
rejuvenation and lifting tech-niques using
energy-based devices.
Dr. Murrmann is one of the co-founders
of the McDonald Murrmann Women's Clinic, and Medical Director of the McDonald
Murrmann for Skin, Laser, and Healthy
Aging. She is a sought-after lecturer and
television commentator on a variety of
women's health topics including healthy
lifestyle choices, heart disease, minimally
invasive surgery in women, and surgical
site infection prevention.
13.30 | End of Congress
Teaching Course:
Injectables
Dr.
Chilukuri
has
perfected
the
techniques necessary for non-surgical
facelifts. In fact, he teaches general plastic, facial plastic, oculoplastic and dermatologic surgeons all over the world
how to best perform the liquid facelift.
This course, held by Medical Doctor and
women's health expert, Susan Murrmann, is intended for all doctors interested in learning about all the facets in the
hot topic of female rejuvenation.
12.30
CORPORATE
PARTNER SESSION
Teaching Course:
Social Media & Patient
Management From Scratch
11.00 - 11.30 | Coffee Break
Teaching Course:
Cadaver Injectables II
INNOVATION, NEWS &
TRENDS SESSION
Teaching Courses
Join us for this comprehensive injectables cadaver This course, held by clinical technologist and scientist
workshop, held by cosmetic surgeon Mario Goisis.
specializing in the comparative measurement of IPL and
laser devices Godfrey Town, is intended for all doctors,
Dr. Goisis received his medical degree from Milan Uni- nurses and aestheticians interested in learning to use
versity. He is certified in Maxillofacial Surgery.
lasers and intense light sources in aesthetic applications.
Dr. Goisis is a cosmetic surgeon and clinical researcher
and is founder and medical director of Studio Medico
and Surgical Skin Rejuvenation Center Sant Ambrogio
in Milan, which offers a wide range of cosmetic corrections from facial to eyes.
11.30
AESTHETICS
SESSION
Dr. Gold plays an integral role in the development of new pharmaceutical products and medical devices through his
clinical research, and presents the results
regularly at national and i­
nternational
dermatology and cosmetic meetings.
Dr. Goldberg earned his medical degree
from Yale University and has treated
patients and taught doctors throughout
the world in the use of cutting-edge
technologies.
13.30 | End of Congress
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LIVE!
TEACHING COURSES
LEARN FROM SEEING.
EXPERIENCE FROM DOING.
INTENSIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCES
In order to maintain high learning standards and to be able to respond to all levels of experience in attendees, the Teaching Courses will be held with a limited number of participants.
INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA
What’s next? Learn more about the Industry Partner’s latest trends and innovations during their lunch­timesymposia. Experts and industry representatives will provide promotional and educational information on their
technologies in lectures, product presentations and videos.
CADAVER INJECTABLES TEACHING COURSE
Saturday, September 3, 2016 | 9.00 – 13.30h
The Industry Symposia are organized by our Industry Partners and not CME-certified.

Thursday & Friday, 13.30 – 14.30h
Duration: 4.5 hrs incl. coffee break | Course leader: Mario Goisis, Italy
Learning outcomes: At the end of this course, the attendee will
 have acquired knowledge on facial anatomy
 have acquired knowledge on aesthetic and regenerative
medicine
 have acquired knowledge of fat and stem cells harvesting in the practice
 understand where, what and how much to inject
INDUSTRY WORKSHOP WITH LIVE DEMONSTRATION
Join our Industry Partners showcasing their latest products and devices during live demonstrations and hands-on in smaller groups. Experience the advantages of their products first hand!
The Industry Workshops are organized by our Industry Partners and
not CME-certified.

Thursday & Friday, 11.30 – 16.30h
Certification: TEACHING COURSES
Live demonstrations: YES
Certificate of completion, accreditation has been applied for from the UEMS-EACCME

Max. no. of attendees: 20

Course fee: € 300 / € 350 (Early Bird / Late Date)
NEW!
Join our new 5CC Teaching Courses on cutting-edge topics, held by world-renowned KOLs in their field.
With high-level scientific lectures, presentations of innovations, discussions, live demonstrations and handson in small groups (maximum of 30 participants), the teaching courses offer exceptional learning possibilities.
LASER AND LIGHT BASICS & SAFETY TEACHING COURSE
The Teaching Courses are organized by the 5CC Scientific Committee. Accreditation has been applied for
from the UEMS-EACCME.
Duration: 3.5 hrs incl. coffee break | Course leader: Godfrey Town, United Kingdom
Additional fees apply.
Learning outcomes: At the end of this course, the attendee will be able to:
Saturday, 9.00 – 13.30h

Saturday, September 3, 2016 | 9.00 – 12.30h
 Understand laser/intense light generation and character
ristics including: distinctive features of optical radiation, the
electromagnetic spectrum, technical terms, how lasers and
intense light sources work
 Understand hazards & risks from laser and intense light
including: eye and skin exposure, relevance of beam quality, delivery systems, administrative controls and how manufac-
turers mitigate hazards
 Understand laser & intense light tissue interaction including:
suitability of wavelengths and pulse structures, tissue targets,
how the eye responds to laser light and popular treatments
 Understand relevant international standards, regulations and
guidelines including: how lasers are classified, regulatory
bodies, EU Medical Device Directive and equipment safety compliance

Live demonstrations:NO
Certification: Certificate of completion, accreditation has been applied for from the UEMS-EACCME

Max. no. of attendees: 30

Course fee: € 120 / € 170 (Early Bird / Late Date)
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TEACHING COURSES
TEACHING COURSES
INTENSIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCES
In order to maintain high learning standards and to be able to respond to all levels of experience in attendees, the Teaching Courses will be held with a limited number of participants.
Attendees are encouraged to bring their own case studies of patients or side effects to
discuss in the group.
SOCIAL MEDIA & PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
FROM SCRATCH TEACHING COURSE

Saturday, September 3, 2016 | 9.00 – 11.00h
Duration: 2 hrs | Course leader: Wendy Lewis, USA
Learning outcomes: At the end of this course, the attendee will be able to:





CHEMICAL PEELING TEACHING COURSE
Understand the nuances of key social media platforms and
how to use them (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest,
LinkedIn, YouTube)
Develop a plan and budget for social media marketing to
generate awareness for their clinic and attract new patients
Know how to create shareable content for each platform
Assign roles within their clinic and outside the clinic to
execute an effective social media strategy
Duration: 3 hrs incl. coffee break | Course leader: Sahar Ghannam, Canada
Learning outcomes: At the end of this course, the attendee will be able to:




Live demonstrations: NO
Certification: Certificate of completion, accreditation has been applied for
from the UEMS-EACCME

Max. no. of attendees: 30

Course fee: 
€ 120 / € 170 (Early Bird / Late Date)
Saturday, September 3, 2016 | 11.30 – 13.30h
Identify the mechanism and action of each chemical use in the peel
Identify which peel should be used for a given skin condition Perform at least a superficial peel in their practice
Identify the early signs of side effects/complications and be able to deal with it
Live demonstrations: YES
Certification: FEMALE REJUVENATION TEACHING COURSE

Saturday, September 3, 2016 | 09.00 – 12.30h

Certificate of completion, accreditation has been applied for
from the UEMS-EACCME

Max. no. of attendees: 20

Course fee:
€ 120 / € 170 (Early Bird / Late Date)
Attendees are encouraged to bring their own case studies of patients or side effects to
discuss in the group.
Duration: 2 hrs | Course leader: Susan Murrmann, USA
Topics covered: TBA
 Live- and/or video
demonstrations:
YES

Certification: Certificate of completion, accreditation has been applied for from the UEMS-EACCME
Duration: 2 hrs | Course leaders: Michael Gold, USA I David Goldberg, USA
LASER & EBD TEACHING COURSE

Max. no. of attendees:20

Course fee:
€ 120 / € 170 (Early Bird / Late Date)
INJECTABLES TEACHING COURSE

Saturday, September 3, 2016 | 9.00 – 11.00h
Duration: 2 hrs | Course leaders: Ava Shamban, USA I Suneel Chilukuri, USA
Learning outcomes: At the end of this course, the attendee will be able to:




Optimize a patient consult
Optimize options for treating all parts of the face
Recognize and treat complications
Live demonstrations: YES
Certification: Certificate of completion, accreditation has been applied for
from the UEMS-EACCME

Max. no. of attendees: 20

Course fee: € 120 / € 170 (Early Bird / Late Date)
Saturday, September 3, 2016 | 11.30 – 13.30h
Learning outcomes: The participants will become familiar with some of the newest
concepts in this ever emerging field.
They will understand the latest technologies for rejuvenating
the skin and treating scars with EBD.
They will understand the latest technologies for skin tightening
and body contouring.
They will understand the latest technologies being used for
tattoos and pigment concerns.
They will learn about low-level light and it’s beneficial effects on the skin.
 They will learn what the next generation of technologies look like.

For all of the objectives above, the participant will also learn
proper patient assessments, setting for the devices discussed,
and realistic expectations for all of them. Proper patient selection
and how to achieve the desired results will also be reviewed.
Live demonstrations: YES
Certification: Certificate of completion, accreditation has been applied for
from the UEMS-EACCME

Max. no. of attendees: 20

Course fee: € 120 / € 170 (Early Bird / Late Date)
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FOR MORE
INFORMATION
AND
TOUR BOOKINGS
PLEASE VISIT
WWW.5-CC.COM
SOCIAL TOURS
DISCOVER SPAIN’S CATALONIA REGION
TOUR A – WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016
 Barcelona City Tour I Afternoon tour (4 hrs): € 69
Attractions:
La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Passeig de Gracia, La Pedrera/ Casa Mila,
Casa Batllo, Casa Amatller, Casa Morera, Plaza Espanya, The National Palace, The Olympic Ring, Montjuic, The Columbus Monument, Port Olympic,
Plaza Catalunya
Including:
Transfer, „skip-the-line-ticket” for Park Guell
TOUR B – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016
 Barcelona and Montserrat I Full day tour (8 hrs): € 129
Attractions:
As in Tour A + Montserrat national park – with great views, fascinating rock
formations, an impressive Basilica, the famous black Madonna, and the boys’
choir.
Including:
Transfer, „skip-the-line-ticket” for Park Guell
TOUR C – FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2016
 Montserrat and Cava I Full day tour (8 hrs): € 119
Attractions:
Montserrat national park and visit of local Cava producer incl. Cava tasting
*All prices excl. credit card fees (4% VISA/MasterCard, 7% AMEX)
Including:
Transfer, visit of Cava producer, Cava tasting
TOUR D – FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2016
 Camp Nou – Barcelona FC Stadium Tour I Afternoon tour (2,5 hrs): € 72
Attractions:
'Virtual Experience', soccer player visitor's changing room, ­chapel, players'
tunnel to the pitch, benches, presidents’- and press boxes, Barcelona FC
press room, post-game interview area, foundation room, Barcelona FC museum
Including:
Transfer, entrance fee for the self-guided tour
TOUR E – SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2016
 Girona I Morning tour (5 hrs): € 99
Attractions:
Jewish quarter, visit of the old Synagogue, Romanesque ­Cathedral of Saint
Mary of Girona on the top of the hill
Including: Transfer
Excluding:
Entrance fee to the Synagogue and Cathedral can be purchased on site
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ACCOMMODATION
ACCOMMODATION
SPECIAL DISCOUNTED CONTINGENCY
APRIL
We have negotiated special discounted accommodation rates in 5 and 4-star hotels nearby the Palau de
Congressos de Catalunya and in the Barcelona city center.
In order to benefit from special rates, booking requests must be sent to [email protected]
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RESERVATION
DEADLINE
5-STAR HOTELS
4-STAR HOTELS
Fairmont Rey Juan Carlos I *****
H10 metropolitan ****S
Av. Diagonal, 661-671 I 08028 Barcelona, Spain
Tel.: +34 933 64 40 40
Web: www.fairmont.com/barcelona
Rambla de Catalunya, 9 I 08007 Barcelona, Spain
Tel.: +34 902 10 09 06
Web: www.h10hotels.com/de/hotels-barcelona/
h10-metropolitan
Distance to congress center:
200 m (2 minutes walking distance)
Distance to city center (Plaça de Catalunya):
6,2 km (16 minutes driving distance)
Single room with breakfast: € 179,30
Double room with breakfast: € 196,90
Distance to congress center:
8 km (18 minutes driving distance)
Distance to city center (Plaça de Catalunya):
170 m (2 minutes walking distance)
Single room with breakfast: € 245
Double room with breakfast: € 265
Grand Hotel Central Barcelona *****
abba Garden hotel ****
Via Laietana, 30 I 08003 Barcelona, Spain
Tel.: +34 932 95 79 00
Web: www.grandhotelcentral.com
Carrer de Santa Rosa, 33
08950 Esplugues de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain
Tel.: +34 935 03 54 54
Web: www.abbagardenhotel.com/en
Distance to congress center:
6,6 km (18 minutes driving distance)
Distance to city center (Plaça de Catalunya):
850 m (10 minutes walking distance)
Single/double room (excl. breakfast): € 330
Distance to congress center:
850 m (10 minutes walking distance)
Distance to city center (Plaça de Catalunya):
7,8 km (22 minutes driving distance)
Single room with breakfast: € 90
Double room with breakfast: € 100
Majestic Hotel & SPA Barcelona *****
NH Collection Barcelona Gran Hotel Calderón ****
Passeig de Gràcia, 68 I 08007 Barcelona, Spain
Tel.: +34 934 88 17 17
Web: www.hotelmajestic.es/en
Rambla de Catalunya, 26 I 08007 Barcelona, Spain
Tel.: +34 933 01 00 00
Web: www.nh-hotels.com/hotel/
nh-collection-barcelona-gran-hotel-calderon
Distance to congress center:
6,2 km (17 minutes driving distance)
Distance to city center (Plaça de Catalunya):
900 m (10 minutes walking distance)
Single room with breakfast: € 319
Double room with breakfast: € 363
Upgrades available on request.
Distance to congress center:
7,8 km (17 minutes driving distance)
Distance to city center (Plaça de Catalunya):
400 m (5 minutes walking distance)
Single room with breakfast: € 226,60
Double room with breakfast: € 243,10
Upgrades available on request.
For booking procedures please refer to:
www.5-cc.com/barcelona-2016/accommodation
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PARTNER COUNTRIES
COOPERATION PARTNERS
WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE
PARTNER COUNTRIES OF 5CC 2016
OUR NETWORK
Members of our corporate partners are entitled to reduced "Member” delegate fees and
may save up to € 200.
Delegates from these countries are entitled to reduced "Member” delegate fees and
may save up to € 200.
FRANCE
USA
UKRAINE
INDIA
AUSTRALIA
INTRODUCING OUR PARTNER COUNTRY INDIA
H U D
We are excited to announce India as one of five official partner countries from each continent for 5CC 2016.
The impact of aesthetic dermatology and plastic surgery in India has become evident with not only the increase in patient awareness and use of skin care but the large numbers of aesthetic dermatology and laser
procedures being performed by professionals across the country. The nuances of skin of color are important
and the international exchange of information at the 5CC meeting will be a huge advantage to all professional
doctors attending the meeting.
H O M E
U S E
W O R K I N G
D E V I C E
G R O U P
Our cooperation with one of the leading countries in this field provides an excellent platform for an
intense exchange between experts from all continents.
We are proud to announce our invited world-renowned KOLs from India:





Chytra V. Anand
Malavika Kohli
Ganesh S. Pai
Rahul Pillai
Mukta Sachdev
Welcome to 5CC, India!
ABOUT US
The 5-Continent-Congress is comprised of an international group of highly acclaimed Dermatologists and
Plastic Surgeons who are key opinion leaders in their fields. It is a highly professional conference dedicated
to innovations and controversies in the field of aesthetic medicine accompanied by an interesting pre and
post conference program. Advances in fillers, toxins, energy based devices and cosmeceuticals will also be
presented by international specialists from all continents.
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GENERAL TERMS
AND CONDITIONS
5CC ABSTRACT AWARD
CELEBRATING THE NEXT GENERATION
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
REGISTRATION

Abstract submission deadline: May 31, 2016
The organizers invite scientists, clinicians, researchers, and industry representatives to submit their abstract(s) for the 5CC
Abstract Award.
Online registration at www.5-cc.com is the most preferred way. Delegates and accompanying persons are
requested to register in advance by completing and submitting the registration form with appropriate fees.
Registration is also possible by fax or email. In order to avoid double charges, please submit your registration
only once.
We welcome abstracts on the following topics:



Energy-Based Devices
Aesthetic Dermatology
Innovations
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
General
Abstracts from industry representatives will not be considered for the 5CC Abstract Award and the financial price.
REGISTRATION FEE FOR DELEGATES COVERS
 Admission to scientific sessions and symposia
 Congress bag with numerous congress documents
 Admission to the exhibition
Registration will be confirmed only upon complete payment of the delegate fee and other services booked.
On site registrations are possible in credit card and cash during the opening hours of the registration desk.
All Resident / Student / RN registrations must be supported by valid proof of status. Accompanying person
registrations (spouses and non-physicians only) must be supported by valid ID for both spouses.
The best abstract on each topic will receive a certificate and a financial prize of € 1,000.
The abstract submission deadline is May 31, 2016; the abstract evaluation deadline is June 30, 2016. Authors will be notified
of the abstract evaluation results by email in July 2016.
Abstracts received after May 31, 2016 will not be accepted and therefore not be considered for the 5CC Abstract Award
and (industry) abstract session.
Only abstracts from registered 5CC delegates/industry partners will be considered. Delegates registration is possible online or via Fax. To become an industry partner of 5CC 2016, please contact [email protected]
Selected abstracts will be presented as oral presentations during the abstract session at 5CC 2016. Industry representatives will present their abstracts in an independent industry abstract session. The use of supporting PowerPoint presentation
slides will be allowed. Every presentation should be 5 - 7 minutes and 2 - 3 minutes for discussion and questions. The presenter will receive any technical information and presentation instructions at least 8 weeks before 5CC 2016.
Abstracts must contain work that has not been previously submitted and/or presented at any national or international
meeting before 5CC 2016.
Abstract Submission
Authors can submit their abstract(s) via e-mail to [email protected]
The author has to clearly indicate the topic (Energy-Based Devices/Aesthetic Dermatology/Innovations).
Only electronically submitted abstracts will be considered.
CANCELLATION POLICY
We will refund 80% of the participation fee with a € 30 processing fee, if written cancellation reaches Logi-Vent GmbH before April 30, 2016. We will refund 50% of the participation fee with a € 30 processing fee, if
cancellation reaches Logi-Vent GmbH before July 31, 2016. No refunds from August 1, 2016.
CONFIRMATION
Upon receipt of payment, a confirmation will be sent to participants. This authentication should be presented
at the registration desk on site.
PAYMENT
Payment should be made in Euro, without charges for the beneficiary as follows:
 By credit card
 By bank transfer
 On site payment
ON SITE PAYMENT
 With credit card
 With cash
No cheques accepted.
Abstract Evaluation
The 5CC Scientific Committee will review all abstracts without knowledge of the author’s name.
Acceptance or rejection of an abstract will be based on the average grade awarded by the reviewers.
The abstract should be presented in a way that the contribution of the research to advance knowledge can be assessed.
The Committee reserves the right to:


Select the abstracts relevant to the sessions;
Decide on the final topic of the abstract.
CREDIT CARDS FEES FOR SOCIAL TOUR BOOKINGS
The following credit card fees will apply:
 MasterCard/Visa 4%
 AMEX: 7%
DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
Logi-Vent GmbH acts as an intermediary and is not responsible or liable for loss, accidents or damages to
people or things during the entire congress independently of their origin. Any other agreement will only be
effective if in writing and signed by both parties.
Abstract Formalities
Abstracts must be submitted in English and must not exceed 300 words.
The authors’ conclusion(s) should be clearly stated. General statements such as the significance of these findings will be
regarded unfavorably and will generally lead to the exclusion of abstracts.
Initials and abbreviations which are not in common use should be avoided unless they are essential.
Remember to check spelling and grammar carefully. Your electronically submitted abstract text will be reproduced as
submitted.
Speaker disclosure of potential conflicts of interest
The 5CC Scientific Committee requires that all presentations be as free of commercial bias as possible and that any information on commercial products or services be based on already generally accepted medical thinking.
It is also preferred that generic drug names be used wherever possible and that any presentation referring to unlabeled or
research-associated commercial products should disclose this situation to session attendees.
Logi-Vent GmbH shall not be liable hereunder on whatsoever legal basis by reason of any cancellation of all or
part of the event or by reason of any termination of all or part of the event ahead of schedule on account of
any cause that is beyond the reasonable control of Logi-Vent GmbH (such as acts of God, war, insurrection,
civil unrest, strikes, etc.).
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7th 5CC
BARCELONA
Congress Organisation
Contact Details
August 31-September 3, 2016
Technics, Exhibition & PR
Contact Details
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Logi-Vent GmbH, Charlotte Schumacher, Industriestr. 11, 27211 Bassum, Germany
Email: [email protected] • Fax: +49 4241 – 93 32 65
REGISTRATION FORM FOR DELEGATES
❏ Dr.
❏ Prof.
LAST NAME
NATIONALITY
❏ Mr.
❏ Ms.
FIRST NAME
PRACTICE/HOSPITAL/AFFILIATION
ACADEMIC DEGREE
Mathias Blonski
Logi-Vent GmbH
Industriestraße 11 · D - 27211 Bassum
VideoART GmbH
Industriestraße 11 · D - 27211 Bassum
ZIP CODE
CITY
STATE
[email protected]
Charlotte Schumacher
Tobias Schülke
COUNTRY
FAX
Event Coordinator
EMAIL
5-CONTINENT-CONGRESS
Registration Fees for Members of Cooperation Partners & Delegates from Partner Countries*1
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 300
❏ € 350
Cooperation Partner:
On site
€ 400
MOBILE
TEACHING COURSES
Cadaver Injectables
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 300
❏ € 350
On site
€ 400
Membership Number:
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 120
❏ € 170
Non-Member Registration Fees
Social Media & Practice Management from Scratch
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 490
❏ € 540
On site
€ 600
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 120
❏ € 170
Student/Resident/RN/Acc. Person Registration Fees*
Female Rejuvenation
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 100
❏ € 125
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 120
❏ € 170
2
On site
€ 150
Day Ticket Registration Fees
Chemical Peeling
Please indicate clearly the day(s) you will attend the congress:
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 120
❏ € 170
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016
❏ € 200
Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 250
❏ Thursday ❏ Friday
On site
€ 300
❏ Saturday
PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS
Home-Use Device Symposium
For delegates of the 7 5CC:
❏ Yes , I am registered and would like to participate in the HUD Symposium
On site
€ 125
Only HUD Symposium:
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016
❏ € 250
❏ € 300
On site
€ 220
On site
€ 220
On site
€ 220
Injectables
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 120
❏ € 170
On site
€ 220
Laser & EBD
th
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016
❏ € 75
❏ € 100
On site
€ 220
On site
€ 350
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 120
❏ € 170
PAYMENT DETAILS
Total: €
Credit Card:
❏ VISA
Credit Card Details:
DASIL Symposium
Free admission for delegates of the 7th 5CC.
❏ Yes , I am registered and would like to participate in the DASIL Symposium.
On site
€ 220
❏ MASTERCARD
❏ AMEX
Card Number Expiry Date
Cardholder:
Only Dasil Symposium:
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016
❏ € 50
❏ € 75
On site
€ 100
Date, Signature of Cardholder
x I have read the reservation terms, all general terms and conditions on
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www-5.cc.com. I accept them with my signature above.
LED Academy Symposium
Free admission for delegates of the 7th 5CC.
❏ Yes , I am registered and would like to participate in the LED ­Symposium.
Only LED Academy Symposium:
Early Bird - by 01.05.2016 Late Date - by 30.08.2016 ❏ € 50
❏ € 75
On site
€ 10
*1 Detailed information on our cooperation partners and partner countries at www.5-cc.com. For membership information and application please contact the secreterial office of the specific coorperation
partner.
*2 The applicant’s registration form must be supported by proof of status otherwise Resident fees will
not be approved. If proof of status is sent after Early Bird registration deadline, Late Date fees will apply.
Payment should be made in EURO.
Exhibition Department
Logi-Vent GmbH
Industriestraße 11 · D - 27211 Bassum
VideoART GmbH
Industriestraße 11 · D - 27211 Bassum
Phone +49 4241 - 93 32 49
Fax +49 4241 - 93 32 65
Mobile +49 173 584 66 11
Phone +49 4241 - 93 32 14
Fax +49 4241 - 93 32 55
Mobile +49 173 584 66 03
[email protected]
[email protected]
Laser and Light Basics & Safety
Technical Department
Phone +49 4241 - 93 32 27
Fax +49 4241 - 93 32 55
Mobile +49 173 584 66 03
[email protected]
Mobile +1 415 510 99 85
INVOICE ADDRESS
PHONE
Hannah Wolff
Senior Event Coordinator
PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY
Michael Gillner
Managing Director
VideoART GmbH
Logi-Vent GmbH
Industriestraße 11 · D - 27211 Bassum
Phone +49 42 41 - 93 32 0
Fax +49 42 41 - 93 32 45
Mobile +49 173 584 66 00
[email protected]
Barbara Eienbach
PR- und Marketing Management
ART.media Public Relations
Stromstraße 4 · D - 10555 Berlin
Phone +49 30 - 740 74 47 49
Fax +49 30 - 740 74 47 55
Mobile +49 173 - 584 66 84
[email protected]
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