Surgical Plenary - Call for Abstracts
See details here: Submission Form
Deadline: 12 April, 2026
COSMETEX 26 is followed by a Cadavar Dissection Anatomy Course - Saturday 15th August, 2026
Send you EOI to admin@accsm.org.au
Innovation and excellence is achieved when we bring the world’s best practitioners together in a contemporary, multidisciplinary educational forum. That’s why we’ve been successfully hosting Australasia’s premier conference in cosmetic medical practice since 1999. Register early to avoid disappointment!
Cosmetex provides a unique forum for us to get together, share our experiences and learn from each other. As cosmetic medical and cosmetic surgical procedures are ever more in demand, the need to stay abreast of developments in the industry and stay ahead of the hype is intensified. Raising standards and protecting patients is the ethos of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery & Medicine and I’m sure you’ll be impressed when you see the range of topics to be covered in our program – there are gems waiting for you to take away.
Our hand-selected keynote speakers are trailblazers and torchbearers, renowned for their expertise and influence. They are thought leaders, innovators, and pioneers, who are passionate about the cosmetic industry and industry-changing technology and innovation.
What Cosmetex delegates are saying
"Feeling beyond grateful and honored to have attended the 2-days Cosmetex 24 in Sydney and to have received FACCSM -The fellowship in cosmetic medicine at the fellowship ceremony. It was an incredible experience learning from some of the best international speakers in the industry. Thanks Dr Ron @ronald.feiner.1 for being a great mentor and role model. My study group (Paul and JP) @paulsmd @drjeanpaulchung, you were a great company during this journey. The legend Dr Hamadani @drfadihamadani you made a great contribution to the conference with your knowledge and presence. And Prof HH Nguyen @dr.nguyenhongha, it was a great to learn from your experienced approach to the fillers associated serious complications. Lastly, thanks @accsm.org.au . Can't wait to continue growing and evolving in this ever-changing field. #cosmetex24 #FACCSM #cosmeticmedicine #grateful".
Had an incredible time at Cosmetex 2024 in Sydney! Grateful for the opportunity to learn the latest in non-surgical aesthetics, connect with industry leaders from around the world, and bring back knowledge that will enhance patient outcomes. Excited to apply these insights to deliver even better results! #Cosmetex2024 #AestheticMedicine #ContinualLearning #PatientCare
"Cosmetex 2022 was a breath of fresh air, the standard of presentations was overall much higher than we have become accustomed to with so many conferences, and the venue selection allowed for a more intimate function, no cast of thousands in which you lose yourself in a sea of young faces who seem to be there more for the glam and social media opportunities. Cosmetex 2023 is shaping up to be even better and is highly recommended for those who want to get up to speed with all the latest".
"As a Cosmetic Doctor and registrar with Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine, I had the pleasure and honour of attending Cosmetex 2022 in Sydney . Cosmetex is one unique event, it showed how practitioners are very well welcomed and supported in the field. Cosmetex provided us the rarer opportunities to meet and greet international and local speakers and mentors. It is a very welcoming educational and social event for all practitioners. I strongly recommend Cosmetex for continuity of professional development and network building. Thank you for the great event".
"Cosmetex was a great opportunity for Medical and Surgical Fellows to re-visit and expand their knowledge in both fields to enhance their Cosmetic practices. Given the current medico political climate the ACCSM and its Fellows need to be at the forefront and leaders in the practice of Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine. It is always a great venue to catch up with colleagues and friends especially from interstate. I would highly recommend and endorse attendance at Cosmetex 2023".
"Fabulous conference with great content and collegiate spirit, without the hoopla".
Cosmetex 26 at the Paradox Sydney
Formerly Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney
27 O'Connell St, Sydney NSW 2000

The venue previously known as Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel is now Paradox Sydney. The location remains the same—only the name has changed.

Cosmetex 25 Sessions
PROGRAM RELEASED
Cosmetex 25 Sponsors
Sponsor Information
Check back soon to see a full listing of our sponsors.
lnMode is the fastest growing aesthetic medical device company in the industry.
We are the leading global provider of medical aesthetic devices harnessing novel radiofrequency ("RF"), light and laser-based technologies. lnMode has leveraged its medically-proven minimally-invasive and non-invasive technologies to offer solutions for face and body contouring, skin rejuvenation, anti-ageing, laser hair removal, women's health and wellness, pigmented and vascular lesions. We believe in providing practitioners and clinicians with the tools they need to help people in feeling their best through real, repeatable and consistent results.
Merz Aesthetics is a medical aesthetics business with a long history of empowering health care professionals, patients and employees to live every day with confidence. We aim to help people around the world look, feel and live like the best versions of themselves — however they define it. Clinically proven, its product portfolio includes injectables and devices designed to meet each patient’s needs with high standards of safety and efficacy. Being family owned for more than 110 years, Merz Aesthetics is known for building unique connections with customers who feel like family. Merz Aesthetics’ global headquarters is in Raleigh, N.C., USA, with a commercial presence in 52 countries worldwide. It is also a part of Merz Group, which was founded in 1908 and is based in Frankfurt, Germany.
Sciton is committed to providing best-in-class laser and light solutions for medical professionals who want superior durability, performance and value. Sciton offers best-in-class medical devices for laser-assisted lipolysis, fractional and full-coverage skin resurfacing, hair removal, phototherapy, wrinkle reduction, treatment of vascular and pigmented lesions, scar reduction and acne. For more information, and a complete list of Sciton systems see website.

Mondeal is a proudly Australian-owned company that has built an impeccable reputation across Australia and New Zealand as a leading supplier in the medical aesthetic industry. As a medical and surgical supply specialist, Mondeal ventured into the rapidly growing aesthetic market in 2006, becoming a trusted provider of scientifically-backed, performance-driven products for medical professionals.
Venus AI: A Global Leader In The Medical Aesthetics Industry
We use cutting-edge technology to develop safe, non-invasive devices that address today's most in-demand aesthetic needs. As a leading medical aesthetic device company, we are currently present in over 60 countries and 29 direct markets with more than 10 million Venus treatments performed worldwide annually.
Staying connected to our customers enables us to be focused on their needs and expectations and always provide them with the highest level of care – this is the essence of Aesthetic intelligence.
Our latest innovations like Venus Versa Pro, Venus Bliss MAX™ the 3-in1-body shaping solution, ARTAS iXi® the A.I. hair restoration robot, NeoGraft®, Venus Legacy,™ Venus Velocity,™ Venus Viva™ MD—are setting higher industry standards and improving the quality of life for hundreds of thousands of patients worldwide.
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Cosmetex 25 Speakers
Come back to visit this page as further speakers are announced. Please note speakers are subject to change.
MD - CMAC IA President
Dr Barerra is an aesthetic physician based in Parana city, Entre Rios, Argentina. Dr Barerra graduated as a Medical Doctor from UNR (National University of Rosario) in 2008 and spent 1 year in general surgery residency in addition to ambulance and emergency work. In addition to the UNR degree she also has 4 postgrads in aesthetic medicine and anti-aging (SOARME, CACE, UBA, AMA) and is scientific coordinator of the postgraduate of Facial Rejuvenation in University of Buenos Aires (UBA).
Dr Barerra is a member of the Argentine Association of Medicine (AMA), and teacher and lecturer in part of the advanced postgraduate of aesthetic medicine there. President of AMEDER state association for aesthetic physicians. She holds a certification for medical interpretation in English and Spanish from the University of Massachusetts and completed the lifestyle medicine course at the Harvard Medical School in 2015.
For the past 13 years she has focused on her private aesthetics practice, always conscientious of safety first. She is an advocate of a healthy lifestyle. Her work is her passion and she strives to make her patients feel safe, comfortable, and happy physically and psychologically with the treatments she does. She is dedicated to helping make Cosmetic Physician a recognised specialty in her country, and is proud to support her colleagues as they work to continually improve our field.
B.Med.Sc., M.D., M.Sc., RCSC-SF, ISAPS
Plastic Surgeon; Aesthetic Specialist; International Clinical Expert and Trainer
Dr. Hamadani has vast expertise and is indeed renowned for his work in minimally-invasive and
non-invasive procedures incuding injectables and EBDs.
He has lectured worldwide including at IMCAS Paris on subjects such as "Facial resurfacing and rejuvenation using EBDs in all skin types" and "Delayed inflammatory response post-Covid vaccine/illness in patients with fillers". He is currently a co-ordinator on the Paris based online "IMCAS Alert injectables & threads" complications service.
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Operation Redress advocates for improved standards in the cosmetic injectables and surgery industry, with a focus on advertising, body image, social media, and patient safety. They have appeared on 4 Corners, 60 Minutes, The Project, and in The Age, The Australian, and several other media outlets. Their consumer advocacy has played a role in exposing poor conduct throughout the industry, in achieving better protections for patients, and stronger rules for practitioners. They are now working to engage with industry to help lift standards and improve education around what is good practice advertising.

Operation Redress advocates for improved standards in the cosmetic injectables and surgery industry, with a focus on advertising, body image, social media, and patient safety. They have appeared on 4 Corners, 60 Minutes, The Project, and in The Age, The Australian, and several other media outlets. Their consumer advocacy has played a role in exposing poor conduct throughout the industry, in achieving better protections for patients, and stronger rules for practitioners. They are now working to engage with industry to help lift standards and improve education around what is good practice advertising.
Dr Rastogi grew up in the beach side city of Newcastle, Australia and began his medical career in 1989, graduating from the University of Newcastle Medical School.
He served his surgical residency at home in Australia before travelling overseas to complete his advanced training in cosmetic surgery. Dr Rastogi is a fellow of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine and holds procedure specific registration in breast surgery, liposculpture and body contour surgery, cosmetic facial surgery and cosmetic medicine.
Dr Rastogi’s cosmetic surgical training was both intensive and inspiring, having the honour of training under acclaimed surgeons such as Georgio Fischer MD in Rome the father of Liposculpture, Docteur Jean-Luc Bachelier in Paris and Dr Anthony Erian the then President of the European Academy for Cosmetic Surgery. Under Dr Erian he trained at the prestigious Cosmetic Surgery units of Guys Hospital London (Nuffield House) and the Cambridge Private Hospital.
Graduated (MBBS) University of NSW (Australia) 1977
Diploma Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Eng) 1980
General Medicine and Surgery 1977-2005 (Private Practice)
Minimally Invasive Cosmetic Proceduralist 2000-2023 (Private Practice)
Fellowship: Faculty Medicine Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery & Medicine FACCSM (Med) - 2002-2023
Fellowship: Cosmetic Physicians College Australasia (FCPCA)-2015-2023
Fellowship: Australasian College Aesthetic Medicine (FACCM) 2015-2021
Medical Dean, Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery & Medicine 2014-2023
Scientific Board-Injectables- IMCAS Academy 2019-2023
Coordinator-Injectables & Threads-IMCAS Academy 2022
Dr Tran is an Australian trained Cosmetic Surgery Proceduralist with over 10 years of postgraduate experience. After completing his Internship and Residency at Liverpool Hospital in Sydney in 2011, he trained in General Surgery with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) based at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Concord Hospital and was appointed Conjoint Associate Lecturer UNSW. His philosophy is that each of his patients are cared for to the highest standards, with the utmost professionalism. This starts from the initial consult, through surgery and to the post-operative period, practicing up-to-date evidence-based medicine throughout their treatment journey.
He is a surgical Fellow and Vice President of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine (ACCSM), whose ethos is ‘Raising Standards and Protecting Patients’. He is a Full Member of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine (ACAM) and a surgical Fellow of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS), having been trained by leading Plastic Surgeons and Cosmetic Surgery Proceduralists worldwide, he is skilled in addressing complex surgical problems without compromising patient safety and care.
Dr Tran has special interests in tummy tucks and body contouring surgery and has authored papers on Dissection Techniques in Abdominoplasty published in the American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery.
Dr Ansulette Kay has been practising as a medical doctor for 17 years, and as a cosmetic physician for over ten years.
She is a Fellow of the Faculty of Medicine of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine, and continually updates her knowledge and practical skills by attending numerous conferences and workshops in the field of cosmetic medicine, as well as overseeing and providing training for colleagues to raise the standards of care in the wider industry.
Originally from South Africa, she immigrated to NZ where she graduated from Medical School in 2003 (Otago University) after first obtaining a Bachelor of Science Degree majoring in Anatomy (1999, Otago University ). It was her love and appreciation of Anatomy that lead to an interest in Cosmetic Medicine, a career she pursued after moving to Australia in 2006.
Post Cosmetex 26 Cadaver Workshop
FACIAL ANATOMY - HANDS ON CADAVER TRAINING WORKSHOP
2025 CADAVER WORKSHOP - FULLY SUBSCRIBED - REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR 2026 AT admin@accsm.org.au
Saturday 15 August, 2026
Limited places, limit of 5 delegates per specimen
The ACCSM is once again proud to present a rare opportunity to participate in our 2nd “Hands-On” cadaver anatomy workshop.
The workshop will take place on Saturday 15 August, 2026 in Sydney immediately following our ever brilliant COSMETEX 26 conference.
An appreciation of anatomy is fundamental to achieving excellence in procedural aesthetic medicine. Unlike most other anatomy workshops where participants are merely confined to a passive observatory role, our workshop is a genuinely “Hands-On” experience.
Our inaugural cadaver workshop in 2024 was a huge success with participants expressing what an unprecedented and highly valued experience it was to be actively involved in anatomy dissecting in an entirely relevant context to our field of clinical aesthetic procedures.
This year participants will again have the opportunity to inject colourised fillers and follow-up with dissections to explore whether their deposition was into intended layered anatomy. There will also be opportunity to practice injecting hyalase in/near the supra orbital foramen and to observe the effect of different dilutions of hyalase on the filler that was injected. Furthermore this year we will introduce ultrasound interrogation “on-cadaver” to create further context to contemporary clinical practice. With limited places available for ACCSM fellows and trainees, we expect the workshop to sell out very quickly, so to avoid disappointment we strongly suggest registration ASAP.
Register online when you register for Cosmetex, simply add to cart at checkout. To register for the Cadaver Workshop alone, please click on the 'Enqurie Now' button below and the admin team will respond to you.
Cost: $2,000 including GST

Cosmetex 26 Rates
Rate includes a ticket to the Gala Dinner social function, priced at $220. Be sure to select at checkout, tickets will not be automatically issued.
EARLY BIRD ENDS 22 MAY 2026
| ACCSM Fellow/Member | - | $1,980 - early bird rate $1,485 |
| CPCA Fellow/Member | $2,180 - early bird rate $1,635 | |
| Non Member Doctor | - | $2,280 - early bird rate $1,710 |
| Non Member Registered Nurse/Nurse Practitioner/Practice Staff | - | $1,900 - early bird rate $1,425 |
| ACCSM Trainee | - | $1,480 - early bird rate $1,110 |
| Gala Dinner - Thursday 14 August 2025 | - | $ 220 - One ticket included with Registration, when selected. |
