BDA center for medical training aspire to gather 30 speakers from Bahrain, Gulf and around the world at the First Bahrain Dermatology, Laser and Aesthetics Conference and Exhibition (BDLA 2018), held under the patronage of the President of the Supreme Council for Health (SCH), Lieutenant General Dr Sh. Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Khalifa, at the Crown Plaza Hotel’s Bahrain Conference Centre on November 29 to 30.
The first of its kind in Bahrain, BDLA 2018 brings the brightest minds in dermatology and plastic surgery  together for the latest advanced and trending topics in the specialty  of Aesthetics to stay ahead of the curve and up to date on new and existing health technologies and to highlight on ways to engage patients in their care and gain improved health outcomes.
The two-days event, will see experts and professionals from Bahrain and around the world in workshops and sessions focusing on domains related to offer new techniques in noninvasive procedures ,  plastic surgeries and skin rejuvenation treatments  in the GCC, Egypt, Jordan, the United States, Britain, Italy, Portugal and other countries.
The event is being organized by BDA CENTER in a strategic partnership with National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA) and  The European Society for Laser and Energy Based Devices , With the support of Esnad General Trading Establishment. It will be accredited by the NHRA with 24 (CME) training hours as part of the continuous training program for doctors in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Crucial topics will take the spotlight at the conference such as skin rejuvenation, treatment of burns, ulcers, and the latest trends fillers, and body shaping procedures .
The conference will also include open dialogue sessions with officials and influential in the field and development of the cosmetic field in Bahrain, in addition to two round tables that will draw recommendations on the future of this sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Running alongside the conference is an exhibition, where twenty of the world’s largest cosmetic companies will take over to display their equipment and to exchange expertise, both in scientific research and medical devices related to dermatology and cosmetics.