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Tuesday 29 January
Wednesday 30 January
Thursday 31 January
Friday 1 February
Saturday 2 February
10.00 - 20.00
General booth set up begins (LEVEL 2 & LEVEL 3 - Hall Havane) - note that each exhibiting company has been directly notified with exact beginning time by email
7.00 - 20.00
General booth set up begins (LEVEL 2 & LEVEL 3 - Hall Havane) - note that each exhibiting company has been directly notified with exact beginning time by email
8.00 - 22.00
General booth set up begins (LEVEL 3 - Hall Bordeaux) - note that each exhibiting company has been directly notified with exact beginning time by email
8.00 - 22.00
General booth set up begins (LEVEL 1 ONLY) - note that each exhibiting company has been directly notified with exact beginning time by email
14.00 - 20.00
IMCAS badge pickup & registration
14.00 - 20.00
Speaker preview room opens (Level 1 - room 104)
7.00
IMCAS Annual World Congress 2019: venue opens! (access to exhibition area granted to badge holders)
7.00 - 18.30
IMCAS badge pickup & registration
7.00 - 18.30
Speaker preview room opens (Level 3 - "Club Lounge")
8.30
IMCAS World Congress 2019: conference & exhibition begins
8.30 - 18.30
Cadaver Workshop: augmented anatomy
8.30 - 16.00
Genital treatments module
8.30 - 18.30
Product analysis
8.30 - 18.30
IMCAS Surgery
10.30 - 16.00
Hair restoration module
16.30 - 18.30
Live demonstrations - Threads
17.30 - 18.30
Target courses*
18.30
IMCAS World Congress 2019: conference & exhibition ends
7.00 - 18.30
IMCAS badge pickup & registration
7.00 - 18.30
Speaker preview room opens (Level 3 - "Club Lounge")
8.00
IMCAS World Congress 2019: conference & exhibition begins
8.00 - 18.30
Cosmeceuticals module
8.00 - 18.30
Clinical Dermatology module
9.00 - 10.00
Live demonstrations - Threads
9.00 - 18.30
IMCAS World Market Day
9.00 - 18.30
Live Aesthetic Surgery
10.30 - 18.30
Live demonstrations - Lasers and EBD
14.00 - 18.30
Video courses*
17.30 - 18.30
Target courses*
18.30
IMCAS World Congress 2019: conference & exhibition ends
18.30 - 19.30
Networking cocktail (open to all attendees)
7.00 - 18.30
IMCAS badge pickup & registration
7.00 - 18.30
Speaker preview room opens (Level 3 - "Club Lounge")
8.00
IMCAS World Congress 2019: conference & exhibition begins
8.00 - 18.30
Young Aesthetic Practitioners
8.00 - 16.00
Eastern Europe Masterclass
8.00 - 16.00
Middle East & North African Masterclass
8.00 - 18.30
Regenerative medicine & regenerative surgery module
8.00 - 18.30
Practice Management module
8.00 - 16.00
IMCAS Alert clinical cases
8.00 - 18.30
IMCAS Surgery
9.00 - 18.30
Live demonstrations - Injectables, peelings and cosmeceuticals
14.00 - 18.30
Threads module
16.30 - 18.30
Video courses*
17.30 - 18.30
Target courses*
18.30
IMCAS World Congress 2019: conference & exhibition ends
18.30 - 2.00 (+1 day)
Booth dismantling (ALL LEVELS)
19.30
Gala Dinner (additional registration is mandatory)
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Venue & Getting There

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Palais des Congrès de Paris
2 Place de la Porte Maillot, 75017 Paris (France)
40 min from Charles de Gaulles (CDG) airport or from Orly (ORY) airport
Getting there
Bus: Lines 82, 73, 43, 244, PC1, PC2, PC3.

Metro (subway): Line 1 (La Défense – Château de Vincennes), "Porte Maillot" station – Palais des Congrès exit.

RER suburban trains: Line C (Pontoise), "Neuilly – Porte Maillot" station – Palais des Congrès exit.

Car: Inner loop of the Paris ring road (périphérique intérieur) : Porte Maillot exit. Outer loop of the Paris ring road (périphérique extérieur) : Porte des Ternes exit. Underground parking (almost 1,700 parking spaces) with direct access to the Palais des Congrès.




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Tours & Travel
Eiffel Tower 7th arrondissement Eiffel Tower
7th arrondissement

The Eiffel Tower is the most iconic monument in the whole of Paris and a must for first-time visitors to the city. Seven million tourists travel from all over the world every year to admire the tower's graceful structure and see its magical hourly sparkle. Those who make it up the 704 steps (the less daring can take the lift) are rewarded with an incomparable view of the city.
Montmartre 18th arrondissement Montmartre
18th arrondissement

Nestled on the top of a hill to the north of Paris is Montmartre, the home of the city's bohemian culture, many of its most famous Impressionist artists and the Moulin Rouge. While away a few hours exploring the area's cobbled side streets; discover a hidden vineyard, cosy crêperies, unique Parisian boutiques and the beautiful Byzantine architecture of the Sacré-Cœur.
Arc de Triomphe 8th arrondissement Arc de Triomphe
8th arrondissement

One of Paris' most recognizable monuments is the monumental Arc de Triomphe, standing at the top of the Champs-Elysées in the middle of Place Charles de Gaulle. Built in the 1800s to commemorate French military losses, the building is a typical example of neoclassical architecture. Visitors can climb the monument's 284 steps for a panoramic view of Paris.
Arc de Triomphe 8th arrondissement Arc de Triomphe
8th arrondissement

One of Paris' most recognizable monuments is the monumental Arc de Triomphe, standing at the top of the Champs-Elysées in the middle of Place Charles de Gaulle. Built in the 1800s to commemorate French military losses, the building is a typical example of neoclassical architecture. Visitors can climb the monument's 284 steps for a panoramic view of Paris.
Notre-Dame Cathedral 4th arrondissement Notre-Dame Cathedral
4th arrondissement

Situated on one of Paris' islands, the Île de la Cité, the Notre-Dame Cathedral is widely considered to be one of the finest example of French Gothic archictecture in the world. Visitors can climb the cathedral's 387 steps to for a closer inspection of its gruesome gargoyles, or keep their feet on the ground to admire the spectacular rose windows.
Notre-Dame Cathedral 4th arrondissement Notre-Dame Cathedral
4th arrondissement

Situated on one of Paris' islands, the Île de la Cité, the Notre-Dame Cathedral is widely considered to be one of the finest example of French Gothic archictecture in the world. Visitors can climb the cathedral's 387 steps to for a closer inspection of its gruesome gargoyles, or keep their feet on the ground to admire the spectacular rose windows.
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Château de Versailles Île-de-France Château de Versailles
Île-de-France

Take a daytrip outside of the city to marvel at one of Europe's finest palaces, the Château de Versailles. Once the French royalty's country retreat, the palace is now world-renowned for its beautiful French Baroque architecture, opulent interiors and spectacular size. The palace's Hall of Mirrors and expansive gardens and grounds are certainly worth a visit.
Château de Versailles Île-de-France Château de Versailles
Île-de-France

Take a daytrip outside of the city to marvel at one of Europe's finest palaces, the Château de Versailles. Once the French royalty's country retreat, the palace is now world-renowned for its beautiful French Baroque architecture, opulent interiors and spectacular size. The palace's Hall of Mirrors and expansive gardens and grounds are certainly worth a visit.
Musée d'Orsay 7th arrondissement Musée d'Orsay
7th arrondissement

Housed in a beautiful former railway station on the banks of the Seine, the Musée d'Orsay is almost as famous as the Louvre for its collection of Impressionist paintings and sculptures. Between the months of January to April 2018, the museum will feature Paul Sérusier's masterpiece 'The Talisman (1888)'.
Eiffel Tower 7th arrondissement Eiffel Tower
7th arrondissement

The Eiffel Tower is the most iconic monument in the whole of Paris and a must for first-time visitors to the city. Seven million tourists travel from all over the world every year to admire the tower's graceful structure and see its magical hourly sparkle. Those who make it up the 704 steps (the less daring can take the lift) are rewarded with an incomparable view of the city.
Musée du Louvre 1st arrondissement Musée du Louvre
1st arrondissement

Whether you know it for its world-class collection of art or the iconic glass pyramid at its center, the Louvre is one museum that truly has something for everyone. Once a royal palace, the building of over 800 years, is now home to a collection of more than 35,000 pieces. During the month of January and February 2019, there will be a special exposition 'An Italian Dream: the collection of the Marquis Campana.
Musée du Louvre 1st arrondissement Musée du Louvre
1st arrondissement

Whether you know it for its world-class collection of art or the iconic glass pyramid at its center, the Louvre is one museum that truly has something for everyone. Once a royal palace, the building of over 800 years, is now home to a collection of more than 35,000 pieces.
Centre Georges Pompidou 4th arrondissement Centre Georges Pompidou
4th arrondissement

The Pompidou may be even more famous for its controversial architecture than its collection of modern art, sculptures and installations. Its busy and colorful exterior sets it apart from any other building in Paris and is certainly worth a visit. The center has announced that the main exposition theme of 'Cubism' is scheduled to be held between October 2018 until March 2019.
Musée d'Orsay 7th arrondissement Musée d'Orsay
7th arrondissement

Housed in a beautiful former railway station on the banks of the Seine, the Musée d'Orsay is almost as famous as the Louvre for its collection of Impressionist paintings and sculptures.
Centre Georges Pompidou 4th arrondissement Centre Georges Pompidou
4th arrondissement

The Pompidou may be even more famous for its controversial architecture than its collection of modern art, sculptures and installations. Its busy and colorful exterior sets it apart from any other building in Paris and is certainly worth a visit.
The Latin Quarter 5th arrondissement The Latin Quarter
5th arrondissement

One of Paris' liveliest and most charming areas, the Latin Quarter situated on the Seine's left bank, is home to one of the world's oldest and most prestigious universities, the Sorbonne. The Latin Quarter is also home to Paris' oldest English language bookshop, Shakespeare and Company.
Montmartre 18th arrondissement Montmartre
18th arrondissement

Nestled on the top of a hill to the north of Paris is Montmartre, the home of the city's bohemian culture, many of its most famous Impressionist artists and the Moulin Rouge. While away a few hours exploring the area's cobbled side streets; discover a hidden vineyard, cosy crêperies, unique Parisian boutiques and the beautiful Byzantine architecture of the Sacré-Cœur.
The Latin Quarter 5th arrondissement The Latin Quarter
5th arrondissement

One of Paris' liveliest and most charming areas, the Latin Quarter situated on the Seine's left bank, is home to one of the world's oldest and most prestigious universities, the Sorbonne. The Latin Quarter is also home to Paris' oldest English language bookshop, Shakespeare and Company.
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