[Korea Economic Daily] Chairman Park Min-soo successfully concludes the 49th spring international academic forum of the Korean Society for Laser, Dermatology and Trichology

The 49th Spring Conference of the Korean Society for Laser, Dermatology, and Hair Successfully Concludes with Practice-Oriented Content

Korea Economic Daily · 2025-05-16

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The 49th Spring Conference of the Korean Society for Laser, Dermatology, and Hair Successfully Concludes with Practice-Oriented Content

The Korean Society for Laser, Dermatology, and Hair (hereinafter referred to as KSLDH, President Park Min-soo, Lead Directors of Gangnam View Best Clinic) successfully concluded its 49th Spring Conference held at COEX, Seoul, on May 11, 2025, with 5,495 attendees and 348 exhibition booths.

The conference covered various fields across nine specialized lecture rooms, including laser, petit procedures, lifting, hair loss, obesity, basic medicine, and clinic opening strategies. The topics were closely linked to the clinical field, enhancing participant engagement.

In particular, the clinic opening strategy session garnered significant on-site response by practically presenting hospital operation strategies for the digital age, such as SNS utilization, AI-based content creation, and clinic branding strategies.

The '5 Sessions,' a treatment-focused program, consisted of equipment setting strategies, pigment treatment, practical core summaries, new procedure guides, and women's medicine. It was highly recognized for its practicality, offering content directly applicable in the Consultation Room.

Especially, the women's medicine session, which summarized skin reactions due to female hormone changes and corresponding treatments, deepened the practical lectures.

In addition, the 'Melanin Session,' which laid the theoretical foundation for pigment treatment, was structured based on the main contents of the upcoming book 『Melanin』, providing a balance between a structural understanding of pigment treatment and clinical application.

There were also notable changes in the industrial and financial aspects. Through the Prime Card Vision Proclamation Ceremony, a practical solution to alleviate the management burden on clinics was presented, moving away from the existing reliance on high-interest leases to formalize a card company-linked interest-free long-term installment system.

Furthermore, through the signing of MOUs for industry-academia cooperation with 12 beauty departments at universities nationwide, basic aesthetic medicine education programs for students were officially launched, strengthening the role of the society as an educational platform.

In terms of on-site operations, details of space configuration were further improved, including LED screens, sound systems, and efficient traffic flow design. Through the AI-based Photo Pass system, participants could enjoy a differentiated experience of receiving automatically captured photos in real-time on the day of the event.

Various experiential booths operated by participating companies also further strengthened the connection between industry and academia.

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Source: Korea Economic Daily