Workshop 01 Pre-Conference · December 10, 2026

Skinspan

Aesthetic Longevity &
Regenerative Rejuvenation

A practitioner-focused deep-dive into skin aging biology and the evidence-based protocols that extend healthy skin lifespan — from facial anatomy to regenerative rejuvenation.

Skinspan — skin aging biology
Format
Full-Day Intensive
Date
Dec 10, 2026
CME Credit
Hours TBD
Level
Clinician

What to Expect

Aesthetics is now a core expression of longevity medicine.

As patients live longer and pursue healthspan, they expect their skin, structure, and appearance to keep pace. Skinspan is the full-day intensive that brings the science of looking well and aging well together.

This practitioner-focused workshop moves from foundational facial anatomy and safety through the realities of the modern aesthetic patient — hormones and ovarian aging, GLP-1–driven volume and skin changes, and the regenerative tools reshaping the field.

You'll learn how to assess, plan, and sequence treatments that deliver natural, longevity-focused rejuvenation while avoiding overtreatment and complications — building a safe, evidence-based aesthetic offering that fits seamlessly into a longevity practice.

What You'll Learn

Eight skills, one clinical day.

Each block pairs the underlying biology with protocol-level decisions you can apply in practice the next day.

Anatomy & Risk Zones

Facial anatomy, risk zones, and the safety foundations every longevity clinician must know.

Hormones & Ovarian Aging

How hormones, ovarian aging, and menopause shape skin, hair, and body composition.

Assessment & Planning

Photography, classification, and patient-selection frameworks for treatment planning.

Injectable Planning

Evidence-based neuromodulators, fillers, biostimulators — and the safety behind each.

The GLP-1 Patient

Managing facial volume loss, skin laxity, and body changes in the GLP-1 aesthetic patient.

Skin Quality as Endpoint

Sequencing injectables, lasers/RF, and regenerative treatments around skin quality.

Regenerative Restoration

Microchanneling, peptides, exosomes, and modern skin-quality restoration protocols.

The 6-Month Plan

Build a staged, 6-month aesthetic longevity plan — and scale it safely in your practice.

Faculty

Led by leaders in
aesthetic longevity.

Hover a card to read their story.

Maria Angelo-Khattar
Maria Angelo-Khattar
MD, PhD, MSc
Maria Angelo-Khattar
MD, PhD, MSc

International Director of A4M's Aesthetic Fellowship and founder of AltaDerma Clinic, Dubai. A pharmacologist (PhD, University of London) and former associate professor at Kuwait University, she is a globally sought-after educator in minimally invasive aesthetics.

Alan Bauman
Alan Bauman
MD
Alan Bauman
MD

Dr. Alan Bauman is a full-time board-certified hair restoration physician who has treated over 33,000 patients, has performed over 10,000 hair transplant procedures and over 10,000 PRP’s since starting his medical hair loss practice, Bauman Medical in 1997.

Jennifer Pearlman
Jennifer Pearlman
MD, CCFP, FAARM, ABAARM
Jennifer Pearlman
MD, CCFP, FAARM, ABAARM

Founder and Medical Director of PearlMD Rejuvenation in Toronto and a former staff physician at Mount Sinai's menopause clinic. Board certified in regenerative and menopause medicine, she is a recognized leader in women's health, hormones, longevity, and regenerative aesthetics.

Jason Pozner
Jason Pozner
MD, FACS
Jason Pozner
MD, FACS

Board-certified plastic surgeon and founder of Sanctuary Plastic Surgery in Boca Raton. A recognized authority on lasers and energy-based devices, he holds adjunct clinical faculty at Cleveland Clinic Florida and lectures widely on minimally invasive aesthetic technology.

Marisol Duque
Marisol Duque
MD
Marisol Duque
MD

Integrative surgeon with 18+ years across Latin America and Europe, specializing in bio-regenerative and longevity medicine, tissue regeneration, and aesthetics. Having treated 10,000+ patients, she pioneered a regeneration technique that mimics the body's innate repair — a new frontier in autologous intelligent biology — with research ties to George Washington and Brown universities.

Amanda Ralph
Amanda Ralph
MSN, APRN, NP-C
Amanda Ralph
MSN, APRN, NP-C

Founder, medical director, and lead nurse practitioner of White Coat Aesthetics in Las Vegas, with 7+ years of injecting experience and 2,700+ patients. A National Trainer and Speaker for Allergan Medical Institute and lead instructor at the National Institute of Medical Aesthetics, known for natural-looking results across Botox®, Dysport®, Juvéderm®, Restylane®, Sculptra®, and Kybella®.

Joseph Russo
Joseph Russo
MD
Joseph Russo
MD

Harvard-trained, board-certified plastic surgeon and founder of Aesthetic Mentor, a full-service school of aesthetics offering 30+ courses. He has trained more than 6,000 students, runs a one-of-a-kind live-injection certificate program with a school of nursing, and serves as an Allergan Medical Institute (AMI) and Galderma GAIN trainer.

Who Should Attend

Built for clinicians adding aesthetics to a longevity practice.

If your patients are living longer and expecting their appearance to keep pace, this day gives you the framework to serve them safely.

  • Physicians, NPs, PAs, and clinicians adding or expanding aesthetic services
  • Longevity, functional, and regenerative medicine providers
  • Aesthetic practitioners seeking a safety-first, longevity-focused clinical framework

Schedule

Thursday, December 10, 2026.

A full clinical day — foundational safety and anatomy through live demonstration, protocol labs, and a six-month implementation plan.

6:30 AM
Breakfast
7:30 AM
Pre-Conference Workshop

Welcome and Clinical Framing: Why Aesthetics Belongs in Longevity Medicine

Joseph RussoMD
7:45 AM
Foundational safety session
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Facial Aging, Anatomy, and Risk Zones: What Every Longevity Clinician Must Know

Vascular and nerve anatomy, structural aging, no-go zones, high-risk areas, complication prevention, and patient selection.

Joseph RussoMD
8:30 AM
Pre-Conference Workshop
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The Aesthetic Longevity Patient: Hormones, Ovarian Aging, Skin, Hair, and Body Composition

Connect estrogen decline, ovarian aging, menopause, collagen loss, skin thinning, hair changes, body composition, and treatment response.

Jennifer PearlmanMD
9:30 AM
Break
10:00 AM
Practical assessment session
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Skin Assessment and Treatment Planning Frameworks

Photography, Fitzpatrick/Glogau, facial mapping, green/yellow/red patient categories, contraindications, consent, and treatment sequencing.

Joseph RussoMD
10:30 AM
Pre-Conference Workshop
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Evidence-Based Injectable Planning in Longevity Patients: Neuromodulators, Fillers, Biostimulators, and Safety

Patient selection, conservative dosing, anatomy, product category selection, sequencing, complication awareness, and realistic outcomes.

Joseph RussoMD
11:15 AM
Live demonstration
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Live Demo Block: Facial Assessment, Marking, and Treatment Plan Rationale

Focus on assessment, markings, risk zones, patient education, consent, and rationale rather than product promotion.

Amanda RalphMSN, APRN, NP-C Joseph RussoMD
12:00 PM
Lunch
1:00 PM
Pre-Conference Workshop
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The GLP-1 Aesthetic Patient: Facial Volume Loss, Skin Laxity, Muscle, and Body Contouring

Address post-weight-loss facial aging, laxity, protein/muscle preservation, body contouring, and staged treatment plans.

Joseph RussoMD
1:45 PM
Pre-Conference Workshop
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Skin Quality as the New Aesthetic Endpoint: Injectables, Lasers, and Regenerative Treatment Sequencing

Define skin quality as an aesthetic endpoint, outline safe sequencing of injectables, lasers/RF, skin boosters, and regenerative treatments, and prevent overtreatment while achieving natural, longevity-focused rejuvenation.

Maria Angelo-KhattarMD, PhD, MSc
2:30 PM
Break
3:00 PM
Pre-Conference Workshop
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Regenerative Skin Restoration: Microchanneling, Peptides, Exosomes, and Skin Quality Protocols

Microchannel delivery, regenerative skin support, collagen induction, pigment modulation, scars, laxity, peptides, exosomes/secretomes, and post-procedure protocols.

Marisol DuqueMD
3:45 PM
Pre-Conference Workshop
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Precision Hair Restoration: A Regenerative Medicine Approach

Hair loss as a treatable marker of aging and a visible longevity endpoint.

Diagnostic workup and scalp/follicle assessment, evidence for PRP and regenerative adjuncts, low-level laser therapy, medical and nutraceutical management, when to refer for transplantation, and how to integrate hair into a longevity treatment plan.

Alan J. BaumanMD, ABHRS, IAHRS, FISHRS
4:30 PM
Case-based capstone
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Protocol Lab: Building the 6-Month Aesthetic Longevity Plan

Faculty build staged six-month plans in real time for three patient archetypes: the peri/postmenopausal patient, the GLP-1 patient, and the male executive.

Each plan covers systemic and hormonal optimization, injectables, devices, regenerative skin protocols, hair, treatment sequencing, follow-up intervals, and outcomes tracking. Audience variations taken from the floor.

Joseph RussoMD Marisol DuqueMD Jennifer PearlmanMD Jason PoznerMD Maria Angelo-KhattarMD Alan J. BaumanMD
5:30 PM
Practical wrap-up
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Implementation Panel: What to Add First, What to Avoid, and How to Scale Safely

Staffing, training, patient education, photography, consent, follow-up, hard stops, referral pathways, and implementation over 6–24 months.

FfFull faculty panel
6:00 PM
Session end

Reserve Your Seat · December 10

Add Skinspan
to your LongevityFest 2026.

A full day of practical, protocol-level training in aesthetic longevity — with limited seating.

Workshop Add-On
$599
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Questions

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know before you register. Still have a question? Email [email protected].

Is Skinspan included with my conference registration?

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Skinspan is a Pre-Conference Workshop add-on held December 10, before the Core 3-Day Event. It can be added to any conference registration or booked on its own.

Do I need prior aesthetics experience?

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No. The day is structured to serve clinicians new to aesthetics as well as established providers refining a longevity-focused offering. We begin with foundational anatomy and safety before advancing to protocols.

Will I earn CME credit?

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Yes. This workshop offers CME credit (number of hours to be determined), awarded separately from the Core 3-Day Event. Final accreditation details are published closer to the event.

Is seating limited?

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Yes. Workshops run in an intimate lab setting to maximize hands-on time and instructor access, so seats are limited and tend to sell out ahead of the conference.