Dr. Yves Hbert, from Montreal, will be speaking at the 19th World Congress of Aesthetic Medicine of the UIME which will be held in Cape Town, South Africa from the 14th to the 16th of February, 2013 on facial rejuvenation and the antioxidant revolution in skin care.

Montreal, Quebec (PRWEB) February 13, 2013

The 19th World Congress of Aesthetic Medicine 2013 will focus on a strong scientific program combined with teaching, training and live workshops to educate doctors from all over the world on the latest trends, new techniques, discoveries, products and devices in the field of Aesthetic Medicine. This is the first time in history that this world congress is being held in an African country and it is probably the most important aesthetic medical event ever in Southern Africa.

Dr. Hbert will be speaking at the Congress on the following three subjects:

1.Understanding Facial Structures for a Global and Safe Approach to Facial Rejuvenation

The process of aging of the face results from the gradual absorption of fat, decreased thickness and elasticity of skin, decreased adherence between skin and subcutaneous tissues, sagging of soft tissues, weakening of the orbital muscle and septae, and progressive decrease in the volume of the craniofacial skeleton.

Up until recently, these different issues of the aging face have not been addressed in a global approach.

The new understanding of the role of the multiple components of the facial structures and their interrelations should lead to improvements in rejuvenation techniques that focus not only on the skin but also on deeper tissues.

This presentation will review the different layers of skin, soft tissues, muscles and bones and the location of nerves and vessels, outline how these anatomical structures are all connected and give the cosmetic physician the tools for a safe and thorough combination of therapies in global facial rejuvenation.

2.Global Protocols for Optimal Laser Skin Resurfacing Results: The Antioxidant Revolution

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Dr. Yves Hébert to Speak at the 19th World Congress of Aesthetic Medicine