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The First JAPSA Summer School: A Transformative Experience

The inaugural JAPSA Summer School is set for August 30-31, 2025, in Naha, Okinawa, organized by the Japan Society for Aesthetic Medicine (JAPSA). This year's highlight will be a special lecture from Professor Han Seung-Ho, a prominent figure in Korean anatomy and a member of the faculty at Ewha Womans University, who is globally recognized for his work in human anatomy, regenerative medicine, and neuroscience.

Professor Han is at the forefront of several advancements in medical education, focusing on innovative techniques such as 3D and virtual reality-assisted anatomy education. His commitment to integrating AI and biomedicine into educational practices has garnered praise from medical schools and research institutions both in South Korea and internationally. The upcoming summer school offers a unique opportunity for medical students and young physicians pursuing a career in aesthetic medicine to deepen their understanding of foundational medical sciences that underpin the art of beauty and medicine.

Event Overview

Details

• - Event Name: First JAPSA Summer School
• - Theme: The Starting Line for Next-Generation Aesthetic Medicine
• - Dates: August 30 (Saturday) and August 31 (Sunday), 2025
• - Location: Orion Hotel Naha, 1-2-21 Asato, Naha City, Okinawa 902-0067
• - Capacity: 80 participants
• - Participants: Medical students (4th-6th year), residents, and current physicians
• - Fees: Free for medical students, ¥5,000 for residents, and ¥20,000 for practicing doctors (travel expenses are the participant's responsibility)

Program Highlights

The program aims to provide comprehensive learning experiences that extend beyond theoretical knowledge. It includes:

• - Basic procedures and suturing practices in plastic surgery
• - Group discussions enhancing understanding of medical ethics and patient interactions
• - Workshops designed to improve modern information dissemination skills in social media and marketing for physicians
• - Sessions on career paths in aesthetic surgery and more

The Importance of This Summer School

The JAPSA Summer School aims to serve as a profound introspection into the essence of why aesthetic medicine is practiced and how future physicians should approach their role. It gathers committed medical students and young doctors from across the nation, fostering mutual learning and peer support to create a robust future for aesthetic medicine.

This educational program emphasizes practical applications, enabling participants to refine their skills while delving into the ethical dimensions of patient care. Moreover, the summer school will be a golden opportunity for networking, potentially establishing lifelong professional relationships. Participants will emerge not only academically enriched but also equipped to navigate and contribute to the evolving landscape of aesthetic medicine.

How to Apply

Interested individuals can register through the official JAPSA website. The application process is as follows:
1. Application: Complete the participation application via the online form.
2. Confirmation: Receive confirmation of participation from JAPSA.
3. Payment: Make the payment for participation. Medical students are exempt from fees.
4. Travel Arrangements: Participants are responsible for their own travel arrangements.
5. On-Site Instructions: Participants will receive details about the event approximately 10 days to two weeks prior to the date.
6. Event Participation: Attend the event at the designated time at Orion Hotel Naha.

About JAPSA

The Japan Society for Aesthetic Medicine (JAPSA) is committed to the advancement of aesthetic medical practices and the education of its practitioners. The organization is dedicated to improving the skills of aesthetic surgeons and facilitates access to the latest advancements through various academic gatherings and live surgeries.
JAPSA prides itself on creating an environment uniquely suited for education that addresses the ever-evolving demands of modern society, especially in aesthetics, which has seen rising patient numbers and a diversification of their needs.

The inaugural JAPSA Summer School promises to be an enlightening event for those involved or interested in aesthetic medicine. By participating, attendees will not only gain technical skills but engage in critical discussions about the future of medicine that is focused on beauty.