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Selasa, 29 Maret 2016

where to buy diy tattoo paper | 1st Malaysia Singapore Conference of Aesthetic Medicine MSCAM

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What a hectic weekend! I had the privilege and honor to be invited as a speaker at the first Malaysia-Singapore Conference of Aesthetic Medicine (MSCAM), at Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur. This confererence for aesthetic medical practitioners was a collaborative effort by the Malaysian Society of Aesthetic Medicine and our peers in Singapore, the Society of Aesthetic Medicine (Singapore).


This was the first such effort between our neighbouring states, and required a huge amount of back and forth emailing as well as copious hours of leg work on the part of the organising committee. It was a resounding success as the conference not only garnered a greater amount of local interest than was anticipated, but this blogger also heard that some participants made the effort to come all the way from Taiwan and India.

We also got the chance to meet up with the Minister for Health, Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai, and he was gracious enough to spend a few hours to have lunch with us and share our thoughts and concerns on the field of aesthetic medicine.

YB Minister for Health, Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai (center) officiates the opening of the
1st Malaysia Singapore Conference for Aesthetic Medicine, 14 -15 July 2012
at Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur.

The minister (seated, center) poses for a group photo with Malaysia Society of Aesthetic Medicine
and Society of Aesthetic Medicine (Singapore) committee members. 


The minister was attentive and sympathetic, and assured us that he is working hard to address some of the problems and concerns that impact the aesthetic health sector, for example the problems of errant beauticians who wrongfully advertise and perform injectables, lasers and even surgical procedures. The minister has pledged to serve the rakyat (Malaysian public) by further ensuring all medical practitioners who are vernturing into the field of aesthetic medicine, must have the proper training and credentials, as there have been cases whereby specialists from all walks of medicine such as gynaecologists and cardiologists have begun to offer botox and fillers to their own patients. Unsuspecting patients may not be aware that any treatments including the relatively simple botox, does have a risk factor when the person doing the injecting has not undergone the appropriate training, and may not have the expertise to do the job properly, simply because he or she has a medical degree or specialist credentials.

YB Datuk Seri Liow further stressed the importance of improving sophistication in our aesthetic medical practice, as Malaysia is also opening up channels to boost health tourism as Malaysian medical expertise gains global esteem, due to our well-established and increasingly renowned healthcare, plus the benefits of lower costs and the attractions of Malaysian tourism. A growing number of European, Australian and US tourists are exploring our beautiful tropical shores while taking the opportunity to ensure their holiday isnt just  mentally relaxing, but physically beautifying as well!

This conference gave many doctors the opportunity to rub shoulders and share their personal expertise, while gaining exposure to newly launched products and techniques, such as the latest craze in Korea, thread lifting, as well as the newest skin care products from France, and cutting-edge penile enhancements from our Straits-neighbours, the Singaporeans. Stay tuned to this blog to find out more on there and other exciting new developments, in the next few weeks!

CosMed, MD

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Senin, 21 Maret 2016

homemade tattoo stencil paper | First Malaysia Singapore Conference for Aesthetic Medicine July 2012

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Here are some photos from the conference jointly organised by the Malaysian Society of Aesthetic Medicine, and the Society of Aesthetic Medicine (Singapore), recently held at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Kudos to the organisers who put together a very illuminating and worthwhile event. Much knowledge was gleaned from experts from Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, France, Thailand and many other countries.





The Health Minister, YB Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai with the President of the MSAM,
Dr Louis Leh 

The Health Minister enjoying a chat with some of the organising committee members

A photo opprtunity with Datuk Seri and the MSCAM organising committee 
The minister made a very encouraging speech in which he urged aesthetic practitioners
to strive for international excellence in line with the push for medical tourism. 


The HM cutting the ribbon to officiate the opening of the first Malaysia Singapore
Conference For Aesthetic Medicine


A light-hearted moment as the minister is invited to examine some of the tools of the aesthetics trade


I was also honoured to have been invited to speak at this conference. This presentation
is on the Fraxel Re:store Dual, the latest platform in the fractional rejuvenation market

A very interesting talk by Assoc. Prof Chin Sze Piaw on the power of stem cells for
anti-aging and healing


One of the most popular exhibitors - Many attendees grabbed the chance to purchase some very rare  medical books



At the booth of one of the largest exhibitors, Allergan 



The crowd turnout was surprisingly good, given that this was the first such effort
from the organisers. Committee members are already planning for a bigger and better
bash in 2013. 

The good response to the conference pointed to the growing interest in the opportunities in the aesthetic market, and was an excellent chance for many up and coming new practitioners to learn the ropes from the old hands in the field. With technology and globalisation fuelling the growth of the aesthetic practice in Malaysia, we can foresee only positive changes ahead. The growing innovation and sophistication in the aesthetic and cosmetic market can only mean cheaper, more effective, pain-free and best of all, more aesthetic results for everyone.

CosMed, MD

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