Croma at IMCAS World Congress 2026

This page is your guide to Croma at IMCAS in Paris. Find our booth, track scientific sessions in the booth, and stay updated on our symposia—right from your device.

The Croma Booth

📍 Booth E134, Level 1, Hall Passy C

Join us at our booth on the first floor of the congress center.

  • Meet the Team: Connect with our global and local teams.

  • Booth Sessions: Visit our in-booth session room for an exclusive look at our product innovations.

Booth Session Schedule

10:00-10:30

Rethinking the Digital Practice – The Next Generation of Clinicore

Magnus Seeber, Austria

10:30-11:00

Polynucleotides in the Periocular Area: Clinical Experience and Outcomes

Dr. Rami Haidar, UAE

13:30-14:00

Polynucleotide Injections enhancing aesthetic outcomes

Dr. Rami Abadi, Lebanon

14:00-14:30

Fluid-PRF: New Product introduction and handling

Dr. Muhammad Abbas, Austria

14:30-15:00

Fluid-PRF: Clinical Observations & Protocols

Dr. Elena Caride, Spain

15:30-16:00

Let’s Talk Lips – My treatment approach

Dr. Elena Caride, Spain

10:00-10:30

Fluid-PRF: New Product introduction and handling

Dr. Muhammad Abbas, Austria

10:30-11:00

PRP vs. Fluid-PRF: A Comparative Insight into Composition, Preparation and Regenerative Potential

Dr. Muhammad Abbas, Austria

13:00-13:30

Polynucleotides or HA Skin Booster: A Synergistic Approach to Skin Rejuvenation

Prof. Syed Haq, United Kingdom

14:00-14:30

Rethinking the Digital Practice – The Next Generation of Clinicore

Magnus Seeber, Austria

14:45-15:15

Diffusion characteristics of letibotulinumtoxinA in comparison to onabotulinumtoxinA and abobotulinumtoxinA,

Martina Kerscher MD, PhD, Professor of Dermatology, Germany

15:15-15:45

Aesthetic implications of Ozempic: Addressing facial volume loss and skin laxity

Prof. Syed Haq, United Kingdom

16:30-17:00

Navigating a crowded market – Understanding the key features of an HA filler and MDR Innovations

Dr. Dr. Konstantin Frank, Germany

10:30-11:00

Rethinking the Digital Practice – The Next Generation of Clinicore

Magnus Seeber, Austria

11:00-11:30

Split‑face clinical study on nasolabial fold correction with HA filler

Dr. Leonid Kursinov, Austria

11:45-12:15

Bridging the gap: How new Ex Vivo laboratory data strengthens the preclinical & clinical evidence for non-crosslinked HA+glycerol

Dr. Leonid Kursinov, Austria

Croma Symposia

29 JAN 2026, 11:30 | Room 252, Level 2

Unleashing the Body’s Potential: The Power of Autologous Regeneration in Modern Aesthetics

With Dr. Munir Somji, Dr. Elena Caride, Dr. Naveed Muradi, Dr. Rami Haidar

Regenerative aesthetics has rapidly expanded in modern aesthetic practice, reflecting a shift from purely corrective approaches toward methods that work with the body’s own biology. Autologous treatments such as PRP and Fluid-PRF continue to gain interest among practitioners, supported by a growing body of scientific literature and clinical experience across multiple aesthetic applications.

This session provides an educational overview of the science and preparation principles use of an MDR-approved device designed for the processing of autologous PRP I Fluid-PRF. Through live case discussions and physician presentations, attendees will gain insights into how autologous regenerative procedures are incorporated into aesthetic workflows – whether used on their own or as part of combined treatment strategies.

30 JAN 2026, 11:30 | Room 352, Level 3

IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE. How to consider microexpressions in aesthetic medicine: An expert’s approach

With Dr. Dr. Konstantin Frank, Dr. Elena Caride, Dr. Iman Nurlin, Prof. Martina Kerscher

Microexpressions play an important role in our daily interactions. These mimics are not actively controllable and are governed by the limbic system. As an aesthetic practitioner, being aware of how to respect these microexpressions during procedures, as well as understanding how to read patients’ emotions more accurately during consultations, will help you to  better meet patients expectations.

This symposium will provide valuable insights into the nuanced role of facial microexpressions in medical practice, supported by publications and scientific research on the topic. Additionally, it will showcase treatments that respect and incorporate facial expressiveness.