Plastic Surgery · Annual Conference
BAAPS & ESAPS 2026
Organised by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons and European Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Dates1–3 Oct 2026
LocationLondon, United Kingdom
Trainee£420
A three-day joint flagship meeting from BAAPS and ESAPS bringing together UK and European aesthetic plastic surgery faculty for keynote sessions, panels, breakout teaching and professional networking in London.
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NetworkingThe event combines BAAPS and ESAPS flagship meetings for the…View detail
The event combines BAAPS and ESAPS flagship meetings for the first time, with international faculty, panel discussions, a gala dinner and industry/exhibitor presence.
Research ValueThe abstract route covers oral and poster submissions, with selected…View detail
The abstract route covers oral and poster submissions, with selected abstracts printed in the meeting programme and e-posters displayed on the event app.
Trainee RelevanceTrainee members are eligible for the Michael Hackett Memorial Prize…View detail
Trainee members are eligible for the Michael Hackett Memorial Prize and the Poster Prize, with a discounted trainee member conference fee listed publicly.
ProgrammeSchedule and session highlights＋
Key Themes
Patient safety and modern aesthetic surgeryBody contouring after massive weight lossBreast surgery and mastopexy-augmentationRhinoplasty and revision rhinoplastyFacial rejuvenation and facelift techniquesNon-surgical treatments and energy-based devicesLipedema and fat graftingProfessional liability, ethics and medical tourism
08:30
Registration
Registration
09:00
Welcome
Welcome BAAPS & ESAPS President
09:12
Main programme
Patient Safety in Modern Aesthetic Surgery
Jesus Benito Ruiz
09:32
Main programme
Map of Live: A New Way to see the Surgical Clearance
Alex de Souza
09:44
Main programme
Single Stage Vs Multistage Procedures in Body Contouring
Mufid Burgic
09:56
Main programme
GLP-1 Weight Loss Patient: New Challenges & Surgical Strategies in Body Contouring
Damiano Tambasco
10:08
Panel
Panel Discussion: de Souza, Burgic, Tambasco
10:30
Sponsored talk
Incision Sponsored Talk
10:40
Break
Coffee break
11:10
Main programme
Upper Body Contouring After MWL - Contemporary Approaches to Brachioplasty & Upper Torso Reshaping
Drazan Eric
11:22
Main programme
Modern-Day Gynecomastia Surgery. HD Liposuction of the Male Chest
Mario Mendanha
11:34
Main programme
Power-Assisted vs Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction
Tiago Baptista Fernandes
11:46
Main programme
Technologies in Body Contouring: Allies or Enemies? Managing Complications
Damiano Tambasco
11:58
Main programme
MIPPS Procedures: Skinny BBL & Adonis Concept
Alex de Souza
12:10
Main programme
How Far Can We Push Abdominal Skin Tightening Technologies?
Damiano Tambasco
12:22
Panel
Panel Discussion: Eric, Mendanha, Baptista Fernandes, Tambasco, de Souza
12:45
Break
Lunch
13:40
Main programme
Demystifying the Subfascial Plane
Brad Calobrace
13:52
Main programme
Managing Asymmetry
Ivar van Heijningen
14:04
Main programme
A Personal View on Implant Sizing & Texture Selection
Mindy Haws
14:16
Main programme
Markings in Breast Surgery
Brad Calobrace
14:28
Main programme
Asymmetry & Mammary Ptosis Using Implants
Carlo Magliocca
14:40
Main programme
Mastopexy-Augmentation Technique & Pitfalls
Armand Azencot
14:52
Panel
Panel Discussion: Calobrace, van Heijningen, Haws, Magliocca
15:15
Break
Coffee break
15:45
Main programme
Profiloplasty - Comprehensive Facial Assessment
Henry Delmar
15:57
Main programme
Why I Converted to Deep Neck Reduction but Not to Deep Plane Face Lift
Patrick Tonnard
16:09
Main programme
Regenerative Techniques and Laser to Improve Results in the Facelift Patient with Poor Skin Quality
Jag Chana
16:21
Main programme
Endoscopic Mid-Face Lift Surgery
Oscar Ramirez
16:33
Main programme
SMAS vs Deep Plane: How to Choose
Brad Calobrace
16:45
Main programme
Unsatisfactory Facelift Results & Complications Management
Tiago Baptista Fernandes
16:57
Main programme
Endo Deep Plane vs Extended Gliding Brow Lift - the Best Option in Minimally Invasive Facial Surgery
Pier Luigi Canta
17:09
Panel
Panel Discussion: Delmar, Tonnard, Chana, Ramirez, Calobrace, Baptista Fernandes, Luigi Canta
17:30
Close
End of programme day 1
09:00
Expert parallel
Decision Making Strategies & Personal Algorithm in Rhinoplasty
Jamil Ahmad
09:20
Expert parallel
From Preservation to Structure - Core Techniques for Modern Rhinoplasty
Charles East
09:40
Expert parallel
Preservation Rhinoplasty
Paul Wilson
10:00
Expert parallel
Structural Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty
Bill Townley
10:20
Panel
Panel Discussion: Ahmad, East, Wilson, Townley
11:10
Expert parallel
Secondary Surgery & Revision Rhinoplasty
Charles East
11:30
Expert parallel
Managing Difficult Patients
Bill Townley
11:50
Expert parallel
Complications: Prevention & Management
Jamil Ahmad
12:10
Expert parallel
Tip Refinement: Techniques & Strategy
Paul Wilson
13:40
Instructional course
SVF vs Nanofat - Consequences in Regenerative Medicine
Henry Delmar
14:00
Instructional course
Total Facial Rejuvenation: A Structural Algorithm for Facial Restoration
Oscar Ramirez
14:20
Instructional course
Centrofacial Rejuvenation or How to Change the Emotional Expression of a Face
Patrick Tonnard
14:40
Panel
Panel Discussion: Delmar, Ramirez, Tonnard
SpeakersKeynotes and featured experts＋
JA
Jamil Ahmad
Decision Making Strategies & Personal Algorithm in Rhinoplasty; Complications: Prevention & Management; Modern Abdominoplasty; Facial Fat Grafting in Facial Rejuvenation Surgery
AD
Alex de Souza
Map of Live; MIPPS Procedures; BBL Safety Guide; 13 Ways to Prevent DVT and Fat Embolism; Fat Injection and longevity sessions
DT
Damiano Tambasco
GLP-1 weight loss patient; body contouring complications; abdominal skin tightening; endoscopic diastasis recti repair
BC
Brad Calobrace
Subfascial plane, implant sizing, breast surgery and SMAS vs deep plane sessions
MH
Mindy Haws
Implant sizing, breast reduction and thigh lift sessions
HD
Henry Delmar
Profiloplasty, regenerative medicine, mini-lift and DOMS sessions
OR
Oscar Ramirez
Endoscopic mid-face lift, facial rejuvenation, cervicoplasty and future of aesthetic facial surgery sessions
PT
Patrick Tonnard
Facelift, centrofacial rejuvenation, non-surgical influence and regenerative facial rejuvenation sessions
TB
Tiago Baptista Fernandes
Liposuction, facelift complications and rhytidectomy sessions
MM
Mario Mendanha
Gynecomastia, lipedema and large-volume fat grafting sessions
KA
Katarina Andjelkov
Labia majora fat grafting and lower-limb fat grafting safety sessions
MO
Mitja Oblak
Abdominoplasty vertical scars, periocular injectables and VAT taxation sessions
CM
Carlo Magliocca
Mammary ptosis with implants and insurance/professional liability sessions
PC
Pierfrancesco Cirillo
Legal disputes in cosmetic plastic surgery and ESAPS roadmap with European authorities
CE
Charles East
Modern rhinoplasty and secondary/revision rhinoplasty sessions
PW
Paul Wilson
Preservation rhinoplasty and tip refinement sessions
BT
Bill Townley
Structural ultrasonic rhinoplasty and managing difficult patients sessions
JC
Jag Chana
Regenerative techniques/laser in facelift patients and lower blepharoplasty risk sessions
SC
Sofia Carvalho
Energy based devices, skin tightening and lipedema surgery sessions
JC
Jose Carlos Parreira
Patient selection and explantation/reconstruction options sessions
MT
Mike Tyler
Medical Tourism - Risk & Responsibility
AbstractsClosed · 10 Jul 2026＋
Abstract submissions are closed
Deadline: 10 July 2026
What You Can Submit
oralposter
Submission Specifications
Prizes
Only BAAPS Trainee Members are eligible for the Michael Hackett Memorial Prize; trainees are eligible for the Poster Prize.
Formats
Oral and poster submissions; accepted posters are displayed electronically on the app.
Deadline
10 July 2026 at 17:00 GMT; submissions were open from 1 March to 10 July 2026.
Structure
Programme Committee prefers original work with objectives, materials and methods, key results, conclusion and application.
Word Limit
Maximum 200 words, submitted in English.
Eligibility
Authors who are not BAAPS members must create an account; accepted authors must register and pay a registration fee.
Costs & registrationTrainee tickets £420＋
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard (consultant) | £900 |
| Trainee | £420 |
Submission & registration deadlines1 tracked deadline＋
Abstract deadline10 Jul 2026Checked 13 Aug 2026
Conference timeline2 key dates＋
10 Jul 2026
Abstract submission deadline
1 Oct 2026
Conference begins
Venue & travelPullman London St Pancras · London＋
By TubeNearest tube station is King's Cross St. Pancras on the Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, Piccadilly, Northern and Victoria lines; the station has step-free access from platform to street level.
ParkingNo parking facilities at the hotel; public parking is listed at St Pancras International Station and King's Cross Car Park on Canal Reach.
By TrainThe venue is about a 10-minute walk from King's Cross and St Pancras stations, including Eurostar services at St Pancras International.
CateringConference catering is listed in the Nobel Suite, with coffee, tea, water and lunch provided during the meeting.
Venue DetailsPullman London St Pancras, 100-110 Euston Road, London NW1 2AJ.
MedicMess tips5 practical tips＋
MedicMess Tips
- Abstract submissions closed on 10 July 2026 at 17:00 GMT for the 2026 meeting.
- Accepted authors must register and pay a registration fee; BAAPS says accepted authors can contact the office about a discount.
- Booking requires a BAAPS website account; pricing is public but no public registration close date was visible.
- The Pullman Hotel has no on-site parking; the venue page points delegates to St Pancras International and King's Cross Car Park.
- Delegates seeking a discounted Pullman hotel rate are told to email BAAPS directly.
Complete guideFull MedicMess editorial briefing＋
BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 is the first combined flagship meeting from the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons and the European Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. It runs from 1 to 3 October 2026 at Pullman London St Pancras in King's Cross, with a three-day Shaw Theatre main programme and Hyde Park Suite expert parallel sessions. The official programme PDF lists detailed sessions across patient safety, body contouring after massive weight loss, breast surgery, rhinoplasty, facial rejuvenation, non-surgical treatments, lipedema, fat grafting, ethics, professional liability and medical tourism, with a Hackett Prize Presentation on Friday afternoon. The meeting is CPD approved and is aimed at aesthetic plastic surgeons and related practice teams. Abstract submission for 2026 has closed; submissions were open from 1 March to 10 July 2026, with a 200-word English-language limit. The abstract guidance states that oral and poster submissions are considered by the Programme Committee, accepted posters will be displayed electronically on the event app, and the abstracts chosen for oral or poster presentation will be printed in the meeting programme. Trainee members are specifically highlighted for the Michael Hackett Memorial Prize and the Poster Prize. Public pricing lists a full three-day non-member conference ticket at GBP 900 and trainee member three-day attendance at GBP 420. Booking itself requires a BAAPS website account, so no general registration closing date was visible without logging in.
Frequently asked
- When is BAAPS & ESAPS 2026?
- BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 takes place 1–3 Oct 2026 in Pullman London St Pancras, London.
- Where is BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 held?
- BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 is held at Pullman London St Pancras, London, United Kingdom.
- What is the abstract submission deadline for BAAPS & ESAPS 2026?
- The abstract submission deadline for BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 (10 Jul 2026) has passed.
- How much does BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 cost?
- Registration is £420 for trainees, £900 standard.
- Is BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 CPD accredited?
- Yes — BAAPS & ESAPS 2026 is CPD accredited.
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