SAAM 2026 Concludes in Riyadh with Over 4,000 Participants from 18 Countries

Riyadh Hosts Major Aesthetic Medicine Conference

The fifth edition of the Scientific Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (SAAM 2026) has concluded in Riyadh after attracting more than 4,000 registered participants. Held at the Fairmont Hotel from November 5 to 7, the event brought together healthcare professionals, specialists and industry experts from 18 countries. The conference provided an international platform to discuss developments in aesthetic medicine. It also highlighted the growing importance of scientific research, professional training and patient safety in cosmetic healthcare.

Integrated Treatments and Modern Techniques Take Centre Stage

A key focus of this year's conference was the increasing use of combined treatment approaches rather than relying on a single cosmetic procedure. Organisers highlighted how integrating different medical techniques can support better treatment outcomes while maintaining safety standards. Experts also discussed the importance of evidence-based clinical practices when selecting procedures for patients. The sessions encouraged professionals to exchange knowledge and explore approaches that respond to developments across the aesthetic medicine sector.

Experts Discuss Advances in Cosmetic Medicine

The scientific programme covered several important areas, including collagen stimulators, regenerative medicine and modern non-surgical facial lifting techniques. Discussions also explored developments in cosmetic injections and the use of dermal fillers. Practical sessions included demonstrations of facial anatomy, helping participants understand how anatomical knowledge relates to clinical procedures and patient safety. Experts from different countries shared their experience and discussed ways to strengthen professional standards in this rapidly developing field.

Conference Strengthens International Medical Cooperation

The participation of specialists from 18 countries reflected the international interest in new developments within aesthetic medicine. The event encouraged collaboration between medical professionals, researchers and organisations working in the sector. Its discussions also reinforced the need for continuous education, responsible clinical decisions and safe treatment practices. The successful conclusion of SAAM 2026 further highlights Riyadh's growing role as a destination for international medical conferences and professional knowledge exchange.