Event Information
Dubai Derma is the largest medical dermatology conference and exhibition in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Indian Subcontinent region. The exhibition provides unmatched access and exposure to purchase-influencing dermatologists across a large healthcare region for exhibitors in the skincare/aesthetics space.
Dubai Derma 2025 is organized annually by Bench Events in Dubai, UAE. It brings together dermatologists, plastic surgeons, healthcare professionals, and industry. The conference focuses on the latest scientific developments, treatments, and technologies in fields like cosmetic dermatology, lasers, skin cancer, and anti-aging.
Alongside the conference program, it features a large trade exhibition where skincare companies can showcase their products and services. Benefits for exhibitors include access to a high number of qualified buyers and decision-makers from the regional dermatology market.
The 24th edition of Dubai Derma is scheduled to be held from 14 to 16 April 2025 at Dubai World Trade Centre. To find out the best exhibition stand builder in Dubai. Contact us today!
Benefits of Participating in Dubai Derma 2025 Expo:
Here are some key details about the event and benefits for exhibitors:
- According to the show officials over 24,000 visitors and 1,400+ International Brands will participate at the Dubai Derma 2025.
- Gain insights on market trends, new research, and how your offerings fit the evolving practices in the region with 340+ expert speakers.
- Over 110 countries will be represented from across the Middle East, North Africa, and Indian Subcontinent, and other parts of the world.
- Networking opportunities to meet local and international physicians, hospital representatives, and distributors who can become long-term partners or clients.
- Chance to launch new products, and build awareness of your brand and treatments specifically tailored for the Middle Eastern/Asian skincare needs.
- Strong marketing and branding through the Dubai Derma online and printed promotional materials sent to thousands of regional dermatologists.
