The World Congress is just a few weeks away and we will gather together in Delhi to learn about and discuss our favorite scientific topic – hair loss and hair restoration. But what about the religious and cultural importance of hair in India? For Sikhs, hair holds significance as a natural gift from the creator, …
Dr. Greg Williams, ISHRS World Congress Program Chair, had an engaging discussion with our Guest Lecturer, Maryanne Makredes Senna, MD. Dr. Senna will speak on, “What Do We Understand About Scarring Alopecias?”
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Professor Mellisa Harris will be our Stough Lecturer at the ISHRS 31s World Congress. Her topic is titled: “Hair Ageing and Greying.” Watch this video where she shares some insights on her presentation.
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M. Julie Thornton, PhD is a Guest Lecturer at the ISHRS 31st World Congress. Hear some highlights from her presentation titled “Hair Biome and Hair Health” with Program Chair, Dr. Greg Williams.
See all our featured speakers who will be speaking on innovative topics in the field of hair restoration: https://31stannual.org/featured-speakers/
Dr. Greg Williams, Program Chair, and Professor Maria Kasper, share some insights of her session at the ISHRS 31st World Congress.
Professor Kasper is an Associate Professor in Cell and Molecular Biology at the Karolinska Institute Stockholm, Sweden. She is the Advances in Biology Lecturer and her topic will be on “Follicle Cell Types and Their Origins.”
George Cotsarelis, MD is our Norwood Lecturer at the ISHRS 31st World Congress.
He will have two presentations:
-Opportunities Within the Growth Cycle for Promoting Hair Growth
-Is Hair Regeneration a Reality?
Hear some highlights of what you can expect in these interesting topics with the Program Chair, Dr. Greg Williams. Join us in Delhi!
Ayurveda is a traditional system of medicine that originated in India over 5,000 years ago. The name ‘Ayurveda’ is derived from two Sanskrit words: ‘Ayur’, meaning life, and ‘Veda’, meaning knowledge or science. Ayurveda seeks to promote health and well-being by balancing the body, mind, and spirit. It operates on the belief that health depends …
Dr. Greg Williams, Program Chair, shares highlights of what you can expect at the Congress. You can download a current draft version of the Program here.
Join us for the live Surgical Assistants Symposia at this year’s World Congress in Delhi, India, where you’ll gain exceptional learning and sharing opportunities with colleagues.
Chair: Aileen R. Ullrich (Dr. S. Gabel) | USA
Co-Chair: Christine Turner (Dr. R. Knudsen) | Australia
Classical Indian music is a rich and ancient art form that has evolved over thousands of years. Rooted in spirituality and culture, it is considered one of the world’s oldest musical traditions. There are two major schools of classical Indian music: Hindustani and Carnatic. Hindustani music is prevalent in North India, while Carnatic music is …