DANAI Unveils International Keynote Line-up for Dublin 2026 Conference

The Aesthetic and Regenerative Medicine (ARM) Conference has announced an internationally renowned faculty for its 2026 meeting in Dublin, with Professor Patrick Treacy confirmed as keynote speaker alongside international guest speaker Professor Khaled Othman.

The appointments signal the conference’s ambition to position itself as one of Ireland’s leading educational events for medical aesthetics, bringing together global experts in regenerative medicine, patient safety and clinical excellence.

Professor Treacy, recognised as one of the world’s foremost figures in regenerative medicine, will deliver the conference keynote, The Pathways of Ageing. His presentation will explore the biological mechanisms that underpin ageing, including genomic instability, mitochondrial dysfunction and chronic inflammation, while examining the industry’s transition from traditional aesthetic interventions towards regenerative approaches focused on restoring tissue function.

Joining him is Professor Khaled Othman, Chairman of Skin and Slim Medical Center in Abu Dhabi, whose international reputation spans more than three decades in dermatology, aesthetic medicine and medical education. Having delivered over 225 scientific presentations worldwide and authored five textbooks, Professor Othman will bring a global perspective to the programme, sharing insights from his extensive experience across regenerative therapies, injectables, laser technologies and aesthetic training.

The selection of the two headline speakers reflects the growing emphasis within aesthetics on evidence-based practice and regenerative medicine, with organisers aiming to provide delegates with education that combines scientific innovation with practical clinical application.

Supporting the keynote programme is a multidisciplinary faculty featuring Consultant Plastic Surgeon Mr Dalvi Humzah, ACE Group founders Dr Martyn King and Sharon King RN, Professor Neil Molony, Dr Farzana Khan, Nurse Julie Scott and Dr Lisa Cunningham. Sessions will cover topics including facial anatomy, complication management, nasal aesthetics, regenerative intimate wellness, facial assessment and interdisciplinary patient safety, creating a programme designed to appeal to clinicians across the aesthetic professions.

The CPD-approved, two-day conference will take place in Dublin on 18-19 October 2026, with further speakers expected to be announced by industry partners including Evolus, BTL, Cutera, InMode, Revance and Lasertec. Early bird registration is now open until 17 August.