ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025, Singapore (Videos + Posters)

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery • Asian Aesthetics • Reconstructive Plastic Surgery • Global Surgical Education

June 18–21, 2025 | Singapore

Connect with the international aesthetic plastic surgery community and explore contemporary procedures, surgical techniques, scientific updates, and global perspectives with ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025, Singapore (Videos + Posters).

Organized by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), the 2025 Olympiad World Congress brought together aesthetic plastic surgeons and experts from around the world for a comprehensive scientific program covering aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery, with particular emphasis on Asian Aesthetics and cross-cultural approaches to aesthetic surgery.

The congress took place June 18–21, 2025, at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. June 18 featured the pre-congress program, opening ceremony, and welcome reception, while the main scientific congress ran June 19–21.

The meeting provided an international platform for knowledge exchange through masterclasses, courses, plenary talks, workshops, free paper communications, invited presentations, scientific sessions, and expert discussions. ISAPS reported more than 1,400 participants from 90 countries, with 600+ faculty and 800+ presentations across the congress.

Course Details

• Product: ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025, Singapore
• Organization: International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery – ISAPS
• Year: 2025
• Congress Dates: June 18–21, 2025
• Pre-Congress Date: June 18, 2025
• Main Congress Dates: June 19–21, 2025
• Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre at Marina Bay Sands
• Location: Singapore
• Product Format: Videos + Posters
• Primary Specialty: Plastic Surgery
• Primary Focus: Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
• Special Focus: Asian Aesthetics
• Related Areas: Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, Facial Aesthetics, Breast Surgery, Body Contouring, Rhinoplasty, Periorbital Surgery, Non-Surgical Aesthetics
• Educational Formats: Scientific Sessions, Masterclasses, Courses, Workshops, Free Papers, Invited Presentations, Posters
• International Reach: Participants and faculty from the global aesthetic plastic surgery community

About the ISAPS Olympiad World Congress

The ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025 in Singapore was designed as an international forum for education, scientific exchange, and advancement in aesthetic plastic surgery.

The meeting provided opportunities to learn about:

• New aesthetic surgical procedures
• Contemporary operative techniques
• Updates in aesthetic plastic surgery
• Reconstructive plastic surgery
• Asian aesthetic surgery
• Cross-cultural approaches to aesthetics
• Patient safety
• Surgical anatomy
• Emerging technologies
• Non-surgical aesthetic procedures
• Scientific research in plastic surgery

The overarching congress environment connected surgeons from diverse countries, patient populations, and clinical settings.

Who Was the Original Program Designed For?

The scientific program was primarily relevant to:

• Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
• Board-Certified Plastic Surgeons
• Plastic Surgery Residents
• Plastic Surgery Fellows
• Reconstructive Plastic Surgeons
• Facial Aesthetic Surgeons
• Breast and Body Contouring Surgeons
• Rhinoplasty Surgeons
• Surgeons interested in Asian aesthetic surgery
• Clinicians involved in surgical and non-surgical aesthetic procedures
• Researchers and educators in plastic and aesthetic surgery

Official ISAPS registration information specifically identified board-certified plastic surgeons and residents in recognized plastic surgery training programs among the eligible professional audience.

Educational Focus

The congress provided opportunities for participants to:

• Review new procedures and techniques in aesthetic plastic surgery.
• Explore developments in reconstructive and aesthetic surgical practice.
• Compare approaches to aesthetic surgery across different patient populations and ethnicities.
• Examine surgical concepts relevant to Asian aesthetics.
• Review contemporary approaches to facial, breast, body, and periorbital aesthetic surgery.
• Explore rhinoplasty techniques and surgical planning.
• Review developments in non-surgical aesthetic procedures.
• Examine surgical anatomy through expert-led education.
• Discuss patient safety and quality in aesthetic plastic surgery.
• Review scientific research, clinical presentations, posters, and free papers.
• Exchange knowledge with an international community of plastic surgeons.
• Integrate global perspectives into aesthetic surgical decision-making.

Asian Aesthetics

A major emphasis of the Singapore congress was Asian Aesthetics.

Holding the meeting in Singapore provided an important opportunity to examine aesthetic principles, anatomy, surgical techniques, and patient expectations relevant to Asian populations while also comparing approaches used across different regions of the world.

The official congress program included a combined WAPSCD-OASAPS Symposium on Asian Aesthetic Surgery on both June 20 and June 21.

Cross-Cultural Aesthetic Surgery

The ISAPS Olympiad emphasized international knowledge exchange.

The program brought together perspectives from different countries and surgical traditions, supporting comparison of aesthetic approaches across:

• Asian patients
• Western patients
• Different ethnic backgrounds
• Different anatomical characteristics
• Different aesthetic expectations
• Different cultural perspectives

This global approach supports more individualized aesthetic assessment and surgical planning.

Facial Aesthetic Surgery

Facial aesthetic surgery represents an important component of contemporary aesthetic plastic surgery.

The congress program addressed areas involving:

• Facial rejuvenation
• Facelift approaches
• Facial anatomy
• Surgical versus non-surgical facial procedures
• Periorbital aesthetics
• Blepharoplasty
• Rhinoplasty
• Facial contour and proportion

The Residents’ Symposium specifically included cross-learning on Western and Oriental upper blepharoplasty, as well as Western and Asian rhinoplasty.

Facelift & Facial Rejuvenation

The scientific program included discussion of the changing relationship between:

Facelift Surgery ↔ Non-Surgical Facial Procedures

This reflects one of the important contemporary decisions in aesthetic practice: selecting the appropriate surgical or non-surgical approach according to anatomy, aging pattern, patient expectations, and treatment goals.

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty received dedicated educational attention during the congress.

The pre-congress program included a Rhinoplasty Simulation Workshop, while the broader scientific program incorporated comparative approaches to rhinoplasty across Western and Asian patients.

Asian Rhinoplasty

Cross-learning between Western and Asian rhinoplasty approaches formed part of the educational program.

This area highlights differences that may influence:

• Preoperative assessment
• Nasal anatomy
• Aesthetic goals
• Surgical planning
• Technique selection
• Cultural expectations

Blepharoplasty & Periorbital Aesthetics

The congress also addressed upper blepharoplasty from both Western and Oriental perspectives.

Periorbital aesthetic surgery requires careful consideration of anatomical variation and patient-specific aesthetic goals, making cross-cultural surgical education particularly relevant.

Breast Aesthetic Surgery

Breast surgery formed another major component of the congress’s aesthetic surgery education.

Areas represented in the educational program included concepts related to:

• Breast aesthetics
• Breast lifting
• Tuberous breast
• Breast implants
• Patient-specific surgical planning

The Residents’ Symposium included specific discussion of tuberous breast and breast lift techniques.

Body Aesthetic Surgery

Body aesthetic surgery remains a core component of international aesthetic plastic surgery practice.

The broader scientific program provided opportunities to review techniques, clinical experience, complications, outcomes, and evolving approaches relevant to body contouring and aesthetic surgery.

Surgical Anatomy

A major pre-congress educational activity was:

Intra-op with the Masters: A Journey from Cadaver Anatomy to Surgery

This course combined surgical anatomy review with curated operative videos and expert panel discussion.

ISAPS described the course as a refresher and update on surgical anatomy across different anatomical regions, linking cadaver anatomy to surgical and non-surgical procedures.

From Cadaver Anatomy to Surgery

The pre-congress course connected:

Anatomy → Surgical Planning → Operative Technique → Clinical Application

The use of expert surgical videos and panel discussion allowed participants to examine how anatomical knowledge translates into actual aesthetic procedures.

Non-Surgical Aesthetic Procedures

The congress also recognized the expanding relationship between surgical and non-surgical aesthetics.

Relevant areas included:

• Patient assessment
• Treatment selection
• Surgical versus non-surgical strategies
• Facial rejuvenation
• Procedure integration
• Patient-specific aesthetic planning

Ultrasound in Aesthetic Procedures

The scientific program included an Ultrasound Workshop focused on the use of ultrasound technology in surgical and non-surgical aesthetic procedures.

According to ISAPS, the workshop addressed ultrasound fundamentals, techniques, clinical applications, precision, outcomes, and complication reduction.

Residents’ Symposium

The Residents’ Symposium was held on June 18 as part of the pre-congress program.

Its theme was:

Assessment and Techniques of Aesthetic Surgery

Topics included:

• Ethical perspectives on social media content
• Facelift versus non-surgical procedures
• Tuberous breast and breast lift techniques
• Western and Oriental upper blepharoplasty
• Western and Asian rhinoplasty
• Stem cells in aesthetic surgery

Stem Cells in Aesthetic Surgery

The Residents’ Symposium included a discussion of:

Applications of Stem Cells in Aesthetic Surgery: Current State and the Future

This represented one of the future-oriented scientific topics included in the educational program.

Masterclasses

The main congress included Masterclasses across June 19–21.

These sessions formed part of a broader educational format that also incorporated plenary lectures, workshops, free paper communications, and expert-led sessions.

Scientific Presentations

The ISAPS Olympiad World Congress provided a substantial platform for scientific presentations.

According to ISAPS’s post-congress report, the meeting featured:

• 600+ Faculty
• 800+ Presentations
• 1,400+ Participants
• 90 Countries Represented

This scale made the congress a major international forum for scientific and clinical exchange in aesthetic plastic surgery.

Free Papers & Research

The program included free paper communications, allowing researchers and surgeons to present clinical studies, techniques, outcomes, innovations, and other scientific work.

Accepted abstract presentations were also eligible for congress presentation awards.

Posters

The MedicalAmboss package includes Posters associated with the congress.

Poster content complements the recorded scientific sessions by providing additional research, clinical observations, techniques, outcomes, and academic contributions from congress participants.

The poster component is particularly useful for learners interested in reviewing scientific material beyond the main video sessions.

Videos

The Videos included in this MedicalAmboss product provide recorded educational content from the congress.

The original ISAPS meeting offered on-demand recordings for courses, the Residents’ Symposium, masterclasses, and main sessions, while poster-discussion sessions on the Open Stage were excluded from the official on-demand recordings.

The MedicalAmboss product title specifically identifies its package as:

Videos + Posters

International Aesthetic Surgery Education

One of the defining characteristics of the ISAPS Olympiad is its global approach.

The congress allows surgeons to compare:

• Surgical philosophies
• Anatomical considerations
• Technical approaches
• Patient expectations
• Cultural influences
• Safety principles
• Emerging procedures

across an international aesthetic plastic surgery community.

Patient Safety

ISAPS World Congresses emphasize advancement of aesthetic plastic surgery with a focus on the safety and care of patients.

Patient safety therefore forms an important framework for evaluating new procedures, techniques, technologies, and aesthetic treatment strategies.

Awards & Scientific Excellence

The congress included awards recognizing scientific contributions across presentation categories.

The 2025 Awards Ceremony recognized:

• Scientific presentations
• Journal contributions
• Early-career surgeons
• Patient safety work
• Presentation excellence

Major Topics Covered

• Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
• Plastic Surgery
• Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
• Asian Aesthetics
• Asian Aesthetic Surgery
• Facial Aesthetic Surgery
• Facial Rejuvenation
• Facelift
• Non-Surgical Facial Procedures
• Rhinoplasty
• Asian Rhinoplasty
• Western Rhinoplasty
• Blepharoplasty
• Oriental Blepharoplasty
• Periorbital Aesthetics
• Breast Aesthetic Surgery
• Breast Lift
• Tuberous Breast
• Breast Implants
• Body Contouring
• Surgical Anatomy
• Cadaver Anatomy
• Operative Techniques
• Intraoperative Education
• Non-Surgical Aesthetics
• Ultrasound in Aesthetic Surgery
• Ultrasound-Guided Aesthetic Procedures
• Patient Assessment
• Patient Safety
• Surgical Techniques
• Complication Prevention
• Aesthetic Surgery Outcomes
• Plastic Surgery Research
• Scientific Presentations
• Free Papers
• Posters
• Masterclasses
• Residents’ Education
• Stem Cells in Aesthetic Surgery
• Emerging Aesthetic Technologies
• Cross-Cultural Aesthetic Surgery
• Global Aesthetic Surgery Education

Who Should Take This Course?

The ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025, Singapore (Videos + Posters) is particularly relevant for:

• Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
• Board-Certified Plastic Surgeons
• Plastic Surgery Residents
• Plastic Surgery Fellows
• Reconstructive Plastic Surgeons
• Facial Plastic Surgery Professionals
• Rhinoplasty Surgeons
• Breast Aesthetic Surgeons
• Body Contouring Surgeons
• Surgeons interested in Asian aesthetics
• Clinicians involved in surgical and non-surgical aesthetic procedures
• Plastic surgery researchers
• Medical educators in aesthetic surgery

The strongest clinical audience remains:

Plastic Surgery + Aesthetic Surgery + Reconstructive Surgery

Why This Course Is Useful

ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025, Singapore (Videos + Posters) provides broad exposure to contemporary aesthetic plastic surgery through an international scientific program.

The congress integrates several major educational areas:

Facial Aesthetics

• Facelift
• Facial rejuvenation
• Blepharoplasty
• Rhinoplasty
• Asian facial aesthetics

Breast & Body Surgery

• Breast aesthetics
• Breast lift techniques
• Tuberous breast
• Body aesthetic surgery

Surgical Education

• Cadaver anatomy
• Operative videos
• Masterclasses
• Workshops

Emerging & Non-Surgical Practice

• Non-surgical procedures
• Ultrasound
• Stem cells
• New technologies

Scientific Exchange

• Free papers
• Posters
• Scientific presentations
• Research
• Awards

Global Perspectives

• Asian aesthetics
• Western and Asian surgical comparisons
• International faculty
• Cross-cultural aesthetic approaches

The overall educational pathway can be summarized as:

Anatomy → Assessment → Technique Selection → Surgery → Safety → Outcomes → Innovation

Product Summary

• Product: ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025, Singapore (Videos + Posters)
• Organization: International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery – ISAPS
• Year: 2025
• Congress Dates: June 18–21, 2025
• Pre-Congress: June 18, 2025
• Main Congress: June 19–21, 2025
• Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre at Marina Bay Sands
• Location: Singapore
• Format: Videos + Posters
• Primary Specialty: Plastic Surgery
• Primary Focus: Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
• Special Focus: Asian Aesthetics
• Related Areas: Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, Facial Aesthetics, Rhinoplasty, Breast Surgery, Body Aesthetics, Non-Surgical Aesthetics
• Educational Content: Scientific Sessions, Masterclasses, Courses, Workshops, Free Papers, Videos, and Posters
• Primary Audience: Plastic Surgeons, Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, Residents, Fellows, and Other Professionals in Aesthetic Surgery

Short Description

ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025, Singapore (Videos + Posters) provides an extensive international review of contemporary aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery, with a special emphasis on Asian Aesthetics.

Held June 18–21, 2025, at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, the congress featured masterclasses, scientific sessions, courses, workshops, free papers, and international expert presentations covering facial aesthetics, facelift, rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, breast surgery, body aesthetics, surgical anatomy, non-surgical procedures, patient safety, ultrasound, and emerging techniques.

Topics

Major confirmed program components included:

• Pre-Congress Intra-op with the Masters: A Journey from Cadaver Anatomy to Surgery
• Pre-Congress Rhinoplasty Simulation Workshop
• Residents’ Symposium
• Opening Ceremony and Lectures
• Masterclasses
• Global Alliance for Women Leaders in Aesthetics – Women’s Symposium
• Aesthetic Insights: Lunch with an Expert
• WAPSCD-OASAPS Combined Symposium on Asian Aesthetic Surgery
• Ultrasound Workshop
• Free Paper Communications
• Faculty Talks
• Invited Presentations
• Scientific Posters
• Awards Lectures and Presentations
• Asian Aesthetic Surgery
• Facelift and Non-Surgical Procedures
• Tuberous Breast and Breast Lift Techniques
• Western and Oriental Upper Blepharoplasty
• Western and Asian Rhinoplasty
• Stem Cells in Aesthetic Surgery
• Surgical Anatomy and Operative Techniques
• Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
• Patient Safety
• Emerging Aesthetic Surgery Techniques and Technologies

The official congress program confirms masterclasses, courses, free papers, workshops, plenary and invited presentations, along with dedicated Asian aesthetic surgery programming.