The 24th edition of Dubai Derma, the world’s largest dermatology, aesthetics, and laser conference, concluded in Dubai with record-breaking success.
Held over three days, the event saw deals exceeding AED2.5 billion, reflecting the growing significance of dermatology and aesthetic medicine in both local and international healthcare sectors.
Attracting more than 25,000 visitors from 114 countries, this year’s edition reinforced the UAE’s position as a global hub for medical tourism. With advanced healthcare infrastructure, highly skilled professionals, competitive pricing, and seamless access to services, the UAE continues to draw patients from around the world—especially for cosmetic and dermatological procedures.
AI emerged as a central theme, with experts showcasing how it is revolutionising diagnostics, clinical efficiency, and treatment development in dermatology. The event also highlighted the expanding role of psychosocial factors in dermatological care, underlining their impact on treatment outcomes and patient wellbeing.
A standout moment was the debut collaboration between Dubai Derma and the Skin of Colour Society, marking a regional first in promoting inclusive dermatological care. The conference also hosted a forward-looking session for students and residents, exploring emerging subspecialties and future demands in the field.
Amb. Dr. Abdulsalam AlMadani, Chairman of Dubai Derma, noted the sector’s rapid global growth, citing a global cosmetic surgery market valued at over US$56 billion in 2024. He emphasized its continued expansion, driven by innovation and rising awareness of skincare and aesthetics.
With dynamic knowledge exchange, scientific discussions, and groundbreaking deals, Dubai Derma 2025 cemented Dubai’s status as a leading destination for world-class medical events and cutting-edge dermatological care.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
