Exhibiting at the 57th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) offers a unique chance to connect with dermatology experts and industry professionals. This event provides several opportunities to expand your network learn about the latest developments in dermatological care. With a program focused on innovative practices and patient care, exhibitors stay at the forefront of dermatological advancements. Align your brand with this prestigious event to enhance your reputation within the community and open doors to valuable partnerships.

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• The ACD is an accredited training body and medical organisation, establishing itself as an authority in skin, hair and nail health for the past 50 years.
• Exhibit alongside prominent brands like Johnson&Johnson, L’Oréal, Sanofi and more.
• It’s co-located with the Australian Dermatology Nurses Association’s 23rd National Conference, attracting more visitors.
• Take part in various social events for networking, from lunches and receptions to mixers and afternoon golf.
• Register for free and paid workshops on CPR, safety training, patch testing, melanoma and eczema.

• Pharmaceutical companies offering the latest dermatological drugs and treatments
• Dermatological clinics and specialised healthcare service providers
• Manufacturers of medical devices for advanced diagnostics
• Cosmetic and skincare brands
• Software developers
• Research institutions working on dermatological findings

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Join the biggest names in skin health at The Australasian College of Dermatologists 56th Annual Scientific Meeting, the pinnacle event for dermatology professionals. This premier gathering brings together leading dermatologists, researchers and industry innovators to explore and debate on the latest breakthroughs in skin health and treatment.

A rich range of presentations, interactive workshops and recreational activities awaits delegates and visitors. Exhibitors should take this opportunity to be at the forefront of dermatological advancements and shape the future of skin healthcare.

What’s in Store?

• Industry-hosted breakfast symposiums
• Paid and free workshops on patch test training, CPR, beauty social media and more, hosted by leading brands
• Various social events, including fellow and college dinners, mixers for seniors and retirees, golf and tennis sessions and more
• On-site attendees have access to recorded content after the show

For Whom Is This Event?

• Dermatologists and medical specialists
• Students, college fellows and trainees
• Resident medical officers
• Nurses and general practitioners
• Professionals in the medical field

• Brand Visibility: Exhibitors can gain exposure to a targeted audience of dermatologists, healthcare professionals and key industry stakeholders. 
• Sponsorship Packages: The organisers offer various sponsorship packages designed to maximise exposure for your company or business. 
• Region-Wide Reach: The event is open to key players in the medical sector of Australasia. That includes Australia, New Zealand and some neighbouring islands in the Pacific Ocean. 

• Pharmaceutical companies developing and marketing medications for skin conditions 
• Manufacturers of dermatology-specific medical devices such as lasers, phototherapy equipment, dermatoscopes and biopsy tools 
• Skincare product companies creating moisturisers, sunscreen, anti-aging treatments and more 
• Companies specialising in biotechnological solutions for dermatological conditions 
• Software and IT solutions providers of electronic medical records systems and diagnostic software for dermatology practices 
• Laboratories and providers of diagnostic testing services 
• Research institutions, universities and academic organisations 
• Professional associations and dermatology societies 
• Publishers of dermatology journals, medical textbooks and other educational materials relevant to dermatology professionals 
• Healthcare consulting firms 
• Aesthetic medicine companies focusing on cosmetic dermatology treatments, including fillers, Botox, chemical peels and more 
• Not-for-profit organisations and patient support groups