Advanced training, scientific expertise, and hands-on clinical practice driving anti-aging innovation.
The IMCAS World Congress 2026 in Paris provided the ideal setting for the launch of Brera Medical Technologies’s Training Labs, two days dedicated to advanced education, scientific exchange, and in-depth theoretical and practical training. Led by Drs. Iva Stoilova and Hristina Stoilova, the Training Labs offered participants a valuable opportunity to engage with key topics in aesthetic and regenerative medicine. The sessions were guided by internationally recognized experts, who shared their clinical experience and scientific expertise, fostering meaningful discussion and practical insight.
Dr. Iva Stoilova focused her lecture on facial aging, presenting “Ligament-Focused Facial Rejuvenation Using Diatermocontraction®: A New Structural Approach to Facial Aging. Managing facial sagging in overfilled and weight-loss-associated faces through structural support.” Her presentation explored a structural, anatomy-driven approach to facial rejuvenation.
Dr. Iva Stoilova shared her thoughts on the project: “It was a privilege to contribute to the Brera Training Labs during IMCAS. Through this collaboration, we are not simply applying existing methods – we are shaping the future by developing new techniques and protocol-driven concepts for areas, such as the Temporal zone, that have not been explored before. Both Code Beautification and Code Rejuvenation represent foundational procedures that can be intelligently integrated within the broader aesthetic ecosystem, offering experts a platform to innovate and elevate their clinical approach.”
Dr. Hristina Stoilova led a dedicated Training Lab on Diatermocontraction®, the proprietary technology developed by Brera Medical Technologies, delivering an in-depth and highly engaging session entitled “Diatermocontraction® for Body Rejuvenation in Peri- and Postmenopausal Patients. From body contouring to patient-centered treatment planning in complex menopausal profiles.”
Dr. Hristina Stoilova highlighted that: “The Training Lab format created space for true clinical exploration. Together with Brera Medical Technologies, we are building structured treatment concepts that serve as a base procedure and can be combined seamlessly with other modalities across aesthetic medicine market. This collaboration gives experienced practitioners the opportunity to expand their therapeutic strategies and actively contribute to the evolution of modern regenerative protocols.”
A key element of the two-day program was the strong experiential component, which allowed participants to directly test treatment protocols, share approaches, and evaluate clinical outcomes. The presentation of real clinical cases encouraged active discussion, practical recommendations, and concrete feedback, strengthening the practical application of the theoretical content and generating a high level of engagement among the many attending professionals.