JoongAng Ilbo: Chairman Park Min-soo successfully concludes Korean Society for Laser, Dermatology and Trichology 52nd spring international conference

Korean Laser, Dermatology and Hair Society, Spring Conference…Exchanging the Latest Aesthetic Medicine

JoongAng Ilbo · 2026-05-12

The '52nd Spring International Conference and Advanced Aesthetic Medical Device Fair,' hosted by the Korean Laser, Dermatology and Hair Society (hereinafter, the Society), successfully concluded on May 3rd at COEX Hall C in Seoul. This academic conference, attended by officials including Park Min-soo, President of the Society (Lead Director of Gangnam View Best Clinic), was designed as a forum for exchanging and directly experiencing the latest trends in aesthetic medicine.

In particular, this conference focused on presenting practical clinical strategies that can be immediately applied in actual clinical settings, with 'Therapeutic Strategy for Aesthetic Medicine' as its main theme. Despite being held during the Golden Week holiday in May, a large number of 5,035 attendees visited the site, demonstrating that the Society's academic conference has established itself as a must-attend event in the field of aesthetic medicine.

This year's event received favorable reviews for its立体 (three-dimensional) structure, where academic lectures and the fair created synergy. At the NES (Nearby Expert Station) booths located throughout the venue, real-time Q&A sessions, live talks, and vivid procedure know-how video sharing continued, significantly enhancing attendees' clinical understanding.

Among these, the 'Lifting Panel Discussion' session garnered significant attention. Experts in surgery, EBD, anatomy, and Mint Thread Lift gathered in one place to discuss the 'essence of lifting,' providing diverse perspectives. Encouraged by this enthusiastic response, the Society plans to organize this as a regular program for every conference. In addition, the Society's social and educational responsibility was highlighted by operating customized educational sessions for hospital administrative staff and students majoring in aesthetics.

At the fair, the non-face-to-face online application system for the 'Society Purple Card,' which significantly improved accessibility and financial convenience for individual practitioners, was unveiled, attracting the attention of attendees.

A Society official stated, "This spring conference was more than just a transmission of knowledge; it was a place where medical professionals and the industry communicated and together envisioned the present and future of aesthetic medicine." They added, "Moving forward, the Society will continue to provide practical assistance to clinical settings and lead a virtuous cycle ecosystem where academia and industry converge."

Source: JoongAng Ilbo