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BSLMS 2.0 – The Biennial Conference of Laser & Energy-Based Medicine

BSLMS 2.0 is the second edition of the Biennial Conference of the Bharat Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery, conceived as India’s most focused academic platform dedicated exclusively to laser, energy-based, rejuvenative, and regenerative medicine.

Scheduled for November 2026, BSLMS 2.0 brings together leading dermatologists, laser specialists, academicians, researchers, and industry partners from across the country to engage in evidence-based learning, skill enhancement, and responsible innovation.

The conference is designed to reflect the rapid evolution of procedural dermatology and laser medicine in India—addressing clinical realities, technological advancements, and ethical integration of emerging therapies. With an emphasis on scientific depth, practical relevance, and collaborative learning, BSLMS 2.0 aims to create meaningful academic experiences rather than passive attendance.

Building on the strong foundation of the inaugural edition, BSLMS 2.0 continues the Society’s commitment to academic integrity, structured education, and professional excellence, offering a forum where science leads practice and collaboration shapes progress.

Join us this November as we collectively advance the future of laser and energy-based medicine in India.

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ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

BSLMS 2.0 is the official Biennial Scientific Conference of the Bharat Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery (BSLMS). The conference has been conceptualised to address the growing demand for structured, credible, and practice-oriented education in laser and energy-based dermatology.

As laser and energy-based technologies continue to expand across Indian clinical practice, the need for a dedicated academic platform that prioritises scientific evidence, patient safety, and ethical adoption has become increasingly important. BSLMS 2.0 responds to this need by creating a focused forum where clinicians can engage with science, technology, and clinical experience in a meaningful way.

The conference brings together:

  • Senior academicians and thought leaders
  • Practicing clinicians with extensive hands-on experience
  • Emerging voices and early adopters of new technologies
  • Industry partners committed to ethical education

BSLMS 2.0 is designed not merely as a knowledge-sharing event, but as a continuum of learning, fostering dialogue, mentorship, and long-term professional development.

By integrating scientific updates, clinical insights, and structured discussions, BSLMS 2.0 aims to strengthen the foundation of laser and energy-based medicine in India—aligned with global standards and Indian practice realities.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE | BANGALORE | 26th, 27th & 28th November 2026

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EARLY CAREER MEMBERSHIP

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SCIENTIFIC SCHEDULE

The Scientific Program at BSLMS 2.0 is carefully curated to offer a comprehensive, balanced, and clinically relevant academic experience for delegates at various stages of practice.

The program structure is designed to encourage active engagement and practical learning, rather than passive consumption of information.

Program Highlights Include:

  • Plenary Sessions featuring leading national and international experts
  • Technology-focused sessions on lasers and energy-based devices
  • Rejuvenative and regenerative medicine updates, including evolving protocols
  • Case-based discussions addressing real-world clinical challenges
  • Panel discussions and debates on emerging trends and controversies
  • Industry-supported educational sessions, aligned with ethical and academic guidelines

Special emphasis is placed on:

  • Translating science into daily practice
  • Understanding indications, limitations, and safety considerations
  • Evidence-based adoption of newer technologies
  • Practical decision-making in Indian clinical settings

The schedule will be released in a phased manner, with detailed session topics, faculty profiles, and time-wise programming updated regularly on the website.

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2:30PM - 6:30PM

27–28 Nov 2026 (Friday & Saturday)

Live Workshop Advanced Laser & EBD Workshops

  • Workshop 1 – Laser Hair Removal: Precision parameters for challenging areas; Alexandrite vs. Diode vs. Nd:YAG vs. IPL vs. multi-wavelength selection; safe fluence escalation for Fitzpatrick IV–V; PCOS and male hair protocols; burn prevention.
  • Workshop 2 – Benign Pigment, LPP, Melasma & Tattoo: Q-switched vs. picosecond lasers – real-world comparison; toning protocols and pitfalls; PIH prevention techniques; test-spot strategies; when to stop laser treatments.
  • Workshop 3 – Acne Scars, Keloid & Fractional Technologies: Fractional CO₂ vs. Er:YAG – choosing the right modality; RF microneedling depth decision-making; combining with subcision; scar grading–based treatment planning; avoiding PIH.
  • Workshop 4 – HIFU Body Contouring & Skin Tightening: SMAS mapping for facial contouring; preventing nerve injury; managing fat-loss complications; patient selection for HIFU; combining HIFU + RF; FMS/EMS indications; RF body-tightening techniques.
  • Workshop 5 – Vascular & IPL (Redness Without Risk): Recognizing treatment endpoints; purpura management and cooling; combining laser & IPL technologies; complication prevention in treating vascular lesions and erythema.
  • WORKSOP 6- regenerative therapies- techniques, protocols, optimising outcomes, combinations with lasers and EBDS

9:00AM - 1:00PM

27–28 Nov 2026 (Friday & Saturday)

BSLMS 2.0: Conference Laser , EBD AND REGENERATIVE THERAPIES Mastery Program

  • Laser Foundations & Clinical Mastery: Fluence (energy density) vs. total energy; pulse duration & thermal relaxation time; spot size & penetration depth; cooling systems; treatment endpoint recognition; test-spot strategy.
  • Laser Hair Reduction Masterclass: Device selection for Indian skin; preventing paradoxical hypertrichosis; facial hair in PCOS; burns & PIH management; real-world multi-wavelength protocol templates.
  • Melasma, PIH & LPP Strategies: Dermoscopy-based classification of melasma; when NOT to laser melasma; Q-switched and picosecond laser protocols; combination therapies (peels, microneedling, etc.); preventing rebound pigmentation.
  • Tattoo & Benign Pigment Lesions: Wavelength selection for various tattoo inks and lesions; cosmetic tattoo removal pitfalls; test-spot protocols; PIH prevention strategies.
  • Laser Resurfacing & Scar Management: Ablative vs. non-ablative and fractional lasers (CO₂, Er:YAG, 1064/1540/1550 nm, fractional MTZ principles); acne scar treatment strategies (scar typing, laser selection, density vs. energy); fractional CO₂ remodeling for burns and surgical scars; full-face resurfacing (photoaging) in skin of color; PIH prevention and complication management.
  • Energy-Based & Combination Therapies: HIFU facial contouring (SMAS anatomy, nerve injury avoidance); RF microneedling (depth control); body contouring technologies (tailored for fat reduction, skin laxity or muscle toning); FMS/EMS muscle stimulation beyond fat; combining HIFU and RF for enhanced results.
  • REGENERATIVE THERAPIES: standardization and future of skin and hair regeneration , evidences,protocols and challenges of using PDRN, exosomes, stem cells, autologous micrograft suspension and biostimulators
  • Complication Panel: Managing PIH and hypopigmentation; recognizing and treating laser injuries; ocular safety considerations; herpes reactivation risk; essential consent pearls.
  • Building Your Laser Practice: Equipment & device selection; staff training; photography and documentation; patient consultation and consent; practical protocols and practice-ready guidance.

2:30 PM – 7:30 PM

26 Nov 2026 (Thursday)

BSLMS 2.0: Pre-Conference CME

  • Foundations & Practical Intelligence – Overview of laser & energy-based dermatology concepts and applications.
  • Laser Physics Simplified: Chromophores, wavelengths, fluence, pulse width, spot size, thermal relaxation time, and differences in Indian skin.
  • Energy-Based Device–Skin Interactions: Core principles of how lasers and light-based devices interact with skin tissues.
  • Parameter Intelligence: Choosing the right fluence, pulse duration, and spot size; technology strategies and avoiding common parameter errors.
  • Everyday Pigment Problems: Q-switched vs. picosecond lasers, beginner-friendly settings, and contraindications for treating pigment issues.
  • Acne & Vascular Lasers: Wavelength selection for acne and vascular lesions; safe starter parameters and technique tips.
  • Laser Hair Reduction: Diode, Alexandrite, Nd:YAG, IPL and multi-wavelength systems; pulse duration and fluence safety for effective hair removal.
  • Fractional Lasers: CO₂, Er:YAG, and fractional picosecond lasers; balancing treatment density vs. energy and preventing post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).
  • Combination Therapy: Integrating lasers with chemical peels, regenerative medicine, microneedling (MNRF) and delivery devices for enhanced results.
  • Managing Complications: Early recognition and management of burns, scars (acne, burn, surgical), PIH, and linear hyperpigmentation (“stripe marks”).
  • Energy-Based Devices (Non-Laser): Radiofrequency (RF), High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), cryolipolysis, electromagnetic muscle stimulation (EMS) – clinical indications, safety, and clinic setup.
  • Regenerative therapies: PRP/PRF, polynucleotides (PDRN), exosomes and biostimulators
  • BSLMS Starter Kit: Ready-to-use protocols, safety guidelines, consent templates, and checklists to implement learnings in your practice.

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THE SOCIETY

The Bharat Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery (BSLMS) is a professional academic organisation dedicated to advancing education, research, and clinical excellence in laser, energy-based, rejuvenative, and regenerative medicine and surgery in India.

BSLMS was established with the vision of creating a structured, credible, and ethically governed platform for clinicians involved in procedural dermatology and related specialties. The Society serves as a bridge between evolving technologies, scientific evidence, and responsible clinical practice.

The Society’s Core Commitments Include:

  • Promoting evidence-based education and research
  • Facilitating structured academic programs and conferences
  • Supporting ethical industry engagement
  • Encouraging mentorship and professional development
  • Raising standards of patient care through knowledge dissemination

BSLMS functions as a collaborative community—bringing together dermatologists, clinicians, researchers, educators, and industry partners—to collectively strengthen the specialty.

BSLMS 2.0, as the Society’s flagship biennial conference, reflects this mission by providing a focused academic environment where learning, discussion, and collaboration take precedence over commercial influence.