The International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery scheduled its final World Congress programme in Cancún for 31 October 2026. The official mentorship schedule included discussions of contemporary mastopexy, facial and neck surgery, and high-definition abdominoplasty, with faculty from Brazil, the United States and India. These small-group sessions were designed for professional discussion and questions rather than the presentation of a single new clinical trial. Their inclusion illustrates the congress’s emphasis on surgical judgment, technique and professional education. The programme is a useful conference update, but no new outcome data or treatment recommendations should be attributed to the sessions without a verified abstract or proceedings record. The full congress ran 28–31 October, following pre-congress activities on 27 October. The scheduled sessions also illustrate a practical distinction between educational programmes and research announcements: attendance at a congress does not itself validate a surgical method. Readers interested in the techniques should look for peer-reviewed studies, appropriate training and published safety data.
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