Live demonstration with the kind support of CROMA Pharma.

Optimizing skin quality has become an independent treatment goal in modern aesthetic concepts. The focus lies on hydration, elasticity, skin texture, regeneration, and naturally looking results. Structural injection techniques, biostimulatory approaches, and intradermal hydration procedures will be demonstrated within a multimodal treatment concept.

During the demonstration, product-specific examples from the Croma Pharma portfolio may also be presented.

• Structured zone strategy
• Biostimulatory approaches
• Hydration, elasticity, and texture
• Combination logic for natural-looking results

Live demonstration with the kind support of SINCLAIR Pharma.

A modern combination concept of precise facial modeling and biostimulatory approaches for harmonious facial rejuvenation will be demonstrated. The focus lies on targeted volume restoration, contour enhancement, and the long-term support of skin quality and tissue structure.

Using a live treatment, different injection techniques and treatment strategies for various facial zones will be explained in a practical way. Product-specific examples from the Sinclair portfolio may also be presented.

• Precise volume and contour correction in selected facial areas
• Biostimulatory approaches for long-term tissue support
• Combination logic for natural overall results
• Practical injection techniques from the live demonstration
• Individualization, safety, and long-term aesthetics

Compact session on practice organization, external presentation, and clear patient communication.

Live demonstration with the kind support of TEOXANE.

Optimizing skin quality is one of the defining developments in modern aesthetic treatment concepts. The focus is on precise, efficient, and structure-preserving injection approaches to improve glow, skin texture, and overall skin quality – with minimal downtime and high everyday practicality.

Through theory and live injection, participants will see how modern hyaluronic acid-based skin quality concepts can be integrated into clinical practice using few injection points, good tolerability, and immediately visible effects. Product-specific examples from the Teoxane portfolio may be presented during the demonstration.

• Skin quality as a central treatment goal in modern aesthetics
• Improvement of glow, skin texture, and structural quality
• Precise and efficient protocols with few injection points
• Immediately visible effects with minimal downtime
• Safety and practical applicability in everyday clinical practice

Intensive workshop on ultrasound as an active decision-making tool in acute and subacute complication management.

• Diagnosis of vascular and non-vascular complications
• Structured decision-making algorithms
• Scanning protocols for critical facial regions
• Integration into existing emergency concepts

In this session, Dr. Lonny Green demonstrates safety-relevant anatomical planning in the forehead area through live marking. The focus is on vascular and anatomical danger zones, safe access pathways, and the strategic preparation of aesthetic injection treatments.

Injection techniques and treatment principles will also be explained using video material, as no live injections will be performed on site. This session combines anatomy, safety thinking, and practical clinical applicability.

• Recognizing danger zones in the forehead safely
• Live marking of anatomical landmarks
• Safe injection planning and strategic access routes
• Video-based demonstration of injection techniques
• Complication prevention through anatomical understanding

In this compact live demonstration, Dr. Andreas Kromer shows the precise treatment of the lower eyelid with fractional CO₂ laser. The focus lies on safe laser handling, practice-relevant parameter selection, and anatomically sensitive adjustments in the periorbital area.

In addition, key indications, safety aspects, and practical guidance on healing and aftercare will be explained – with the aim of making natural-looking results in minimally invasive treatment approaches clearly understandable.

• CO₂ laser for the lower eyelid: parameters and technique
• Safe treatment in the periorbital area
• Indications and anatomical considerations
• Aftercare and expected healing course

Facial laser lipolysis allows for effective minimally invasive contour improvement with manageable downtime when patients are selected carefully. Prerequisites for low-complication and reproducible results are precise indication, a standardized approach, and controlled energy delivery.

Using a real treatment case, the procedure will be presented in a structured way – from tissue assessment and tumescent technique to controlled laser guidance within the dual-laser protocol.

• Clear patient selection and indication
• Standardized technique in the dual-laser protocol
• Defined intraoperative endpoints
• Complication prevention and safety
• Realistic expectation management

Tutorial by Meyer-Haake using the RadioSURG 2200.

This tutorial demonstrates the clinical range of radiofrequency-based applications in the face and especially in the periocular region – from precise incision and differentiated coagulation to RF ablation, resurfacing, and selective volume reduction.

The focus is on the physician’s strategic clinical application: how different clinical effects can be generated in a targeted way through mode selection, mono- or bipolar technique, electrode shape, as well as power and contact control. Practice-relevant areas of application in delicate facial regions will be demonstrated with particular attention to precision, safety, and aesthetic outcome quality.

• Strategic RF application in the face and periocular region
• Cut, Cut + Coag, and Coag in clinical comparison
• Mono- and bipolar techniques in delicate areas
• RF ablation, resurfacing, and texture optimization
• Selective volume reduction, including treatment of malar mounds

Comprehensive step-by-step surgical course on modern functional and aesthetic eyelid surgery.

• preoperative analysis of eyelid, brow and midface
• upper eyelid blepharoplasty: marking, dissection and fat management
• lower eyelid blepharoplasty: transconjunctival vs. transcutaneous approach
• importance of brow position for eyelid aesthetics
• prevention of complications such as eyelid retraction or ectropion
• revision strategies for unsatisfactory outcomes

The brow lift module serves as the didactic introduction to the surgical facelift block. Participants of the Facelift Intensive Course join the program at this point.

This intensive course presents the deep plane facelift as a strategic comprehensive concept of facial rejuvenation.

• analysis of aging patterns throughout the entire face
• release techniques and SMAS strategies
• neck lift and cervical contour definition
• importance of chin projection for the facial profile
• protection of relevant nerve structures
• complication prevention and revision strategies

Interdisciplinary strategies for complex facial lesions require precise evaluation between surgical, conservative, and systemic treatment approaches. Focus is placed on clinical decision pathways, borderline cases, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Surgical treatment concepts for facial nerve paralysis focusing on functional restoration, symmetry, eyelid function, and aesthetic balance.

Practical strategies for differentiated botulinum toxin application in functional periorbital disorders, focusing on dosage, treatment planning, and clinical fine-tuning.

Ophthalmologic diseases and their relevance in aesthetic facial treatments. Focus on the intersection of function, pathology, and aesthetic perception.

Interdisciplinary reconstruction, functional restoration, and human resilience following severe facial injury. A powerful insight into reconstructive possibilities and responsibility.

Oncologic and reconstructive strategies in facial and neck surgery focusing on functional safety, defect reconstruction, and aesthetic responsibility.

Insights from 16 years of oculoplastic practice focusing on clinical learnings, surgical precision, and long-term successful strategies.

Functional and aesthetic aspects of the lacrimal system in facial aesthetics, focusing on periorbital conditions and surgical decision-making.

Minimally invasive strategies for the periorbital area focusing on safe indication, anatomical understanding, and natural outcomes.

Modern concepts in blepharoplasty with a focus on the strategic use of fat transfer for volume balance and periorbital harmony.

Modern brow lift techniques focusing on anatomy, vectors, indications, and natural outcomes.

Individually tailored facelift strategies focusing on tissue layers, vectors, and natural results.

Clinically relevant midface concepts: analysis, volume strategy, vectors, and key decision principles.

Ultrasound as a key tool in modern complication management in injectables: diagnosis, differentiation, and clinical decision pathways.

Anatomical risks, indications, and safety considerations in non-surgical rhinoplasty.

Critical perspectives on lip aesthetics, overtreatment, and natural proportions.

Aesthetic concepts focusing on natural proportions, individuality, and subtle enhancement.

How cultural background and beauty ideals influence patient expectations and communication.

Realistic evaluation of thread lifting within modern aesthetic treatments.

LIVE & LABS on April 17 is practice-oriented and focuses on live demonstrations, treatment techniques and direct applicability in daily clinical practice.

The Scientific Congress on April 18 is the main scientific congress day featuring international lectures from surgery, oculoplastics, dermatology, injectables and preventive medicine.

Yes. The participation formats of FACE.COLOGNE can partially be combined.

LIVE & LABS on April 17 + Scientific Congress on April 18
These two formats can easily be combined. Many participants choose to attend both congress days in order to experience both the practice-oriented live demonstrations and the scientific congress program.

Surgical Intensive Courses
The intensive courses on April 17 are independent educational formats with limited participant numbers and therefore require separate booking.

Participants of an intensive course can additionally attend the Scientific Congress on April 18.

If you have questions about the best combination, we are happy to assist you before booking.

Yes. The surgical intensive courses are independent educational formats with limited participant numbers and can be booked separately or in combination with the Scientific Congress.

Registration takes place from 09:00 – 09:30 at the main entrance of KölnSKY (Level 0).

Afterwards breakfast, networking and arrival time follow.

The program begins at 10:00 on SKY LEVEL 28.

Yes. During the Scientific Congress on April 18, German–English simultaneous translation is provided.

Yes. The format is intentionally designed so that both beginners and experienced practitioners can understand clinically relevant strategies and transfer them into their own clinical practice.

Registration for all intensive courses takes place on the day of the event at the main entrance of KölnSKY (Level 0).

Blepharoplasty Intensive Course
Registration: 07:00 – 07:20
Course start: 07:30 on SKY LEVEL 27.

Facelift / Neck Lift / Chin Augmentation Intensive Course
Entry into the program: 12:00 with the Brow Lift module.
Participants of this course may register from 11:30 at the entrance.

After the Brow Lift module, a shared lunch break takes place from 13:00 – 14:00.
The surgical facelift block then begins at 14:00.

Yes. Participants of the Facelift / Neck Lift / Chin Augmentation Intensive Course are welcome to attend the morning sessions of LIVE & LABS.

The surgical facelift intensive course begins at 12:00 with the Brow Lift module. You may therefore attend the LIVE & LABS sessions beforehand.

Registration takes place at the main entrance of KölnSKY (Level 0).

For participants of the facelift intensive course we recommend registration from 11:30 in order to join the Brow Lift module at 12:00 without delay.

Yes. Participants of the Blepharoplasty Intensive Course are welcome to attend the afternoon sessions of LIVE & LABS after the course.

The Blepharoplasty Intensive Course ends at 13:00. Afterwards a shared lunch break takes place from 13:00 – 14:00.

Following lunch you may attend the sessions of LIVE & LABS on SKY LEVEL 28. No additional registration or additional fee is required.

Registration for the Scientific Congress takes place on the day of the event at the main entrance of KölnSKY (Level 0).

There you will receive your name badge and all information regarding the schedule.

Registration: 07:00 – 07:45
Start of lectures: 08:00 on SKY LEVEL 28.

After registration you can take the elevators to the congress rooms on SKY LEVEL 28.