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D A S I L 8 TH W O R L D C O N G R E S S
INDUSTRY PROSPECTUS
GOA
INDIA
GRAND HYATT GOA
OCTOBER 30 – NOVEMBER 2, 2019
MASTERS TEACHING MASTERS
WELCOME TO GOA
DASIL congress is a major educational event in the international calendar and I am happy and proud that the next DASIL world congress of
dermatological surgery will be held in Goa, India in 2019. This will be a major congress with a large number of international participation
from across the world. It will provide varied educational opportunities in the field of aesthetic and dermatologic surgery, and lasers
and will attract delegates from all over the world. It will also be immensely useful for doctors in the Indian subcontinent. The congress
wlll have several congress workshops, congress symposia, social events, and tours. It will therefore offer something to every one and
something on everything in dermatological surgery.
Goa is described as a perfect holiday destination. It offers the ideal setting for such a congress, with its numerous tourist attractions,
spotless beaches, churches and temples, delicious cuisine, a cosmopolitan outlook and sunny weather.
We welcome industry, Indian and International, to participate in the event. This prospectus outlines the many opportunities that are
offered for all segments of the industry-pharma, cosmetic and devices. I am sure the congress will be a great event to remember, with
support from all.
Join us, and lets all GO TO GOA!
Venkataram Mysore, MD
DASIL PRESIDENT
Venkataram Mysore, MD George Martin, MD Tatjana Pavicic, MD
DASIL PRESIDENT DASIL PRESIDENT-ELECT DASIL TRESURER
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AWARDS & HONORS COMMITTEE
Suneel Chilukuri, MD (USA), Co-Chair Ibrahim Al-Arabi (Kuwait) Amy Taub, MD (USA), Co-Chair
Mahaveer Mehta, MD (UAE), Co-Chair Cheryl Burgess (USA) Matteo Clementoni, MD (Italy), Co-Chairt
Maria Khattar, MD (UAE) Kee Yee Chung (South Korea)
George Martin, MD (USA) Hector Leal Silva (Mexico) CEO
Atchima Suwanchinda, MD (Thailand) Emily Soriano, MD (Philippines) Lawrence E. Rosenthal, PhD (USA)
Michael Gold, MD (USA) Atchima Suwanchinda, MD (Thailand)
Hector Silva, MD, PhD (Mexico) MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Emily Soriano, MD (Philippines) Sandy Tsao, MD (USA), Co-Chair
Thurakkal Salim, MD, DNB (India) 2018 LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Mukta Sachdev, MD (India), Co-Chair
(PARTIAL LIST)
Marc Roscher, MD (South Africa), Co-Chair
FINANCE COMMITTEE ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAL
Michael Gold, MD (USA), Co-Chair CONDUCT COMMITTEE
Mahaveer Mehta, MD (UAE), Co-Chair
Maria Khattar, MD (UAE)
Heidi Waldorf, MD (USA), Co-Chair Gary Brauner, MD (USA), Co-Chair
Ibrahim Al Aradi, MD (Kuwait)
George Martin, MD (USA), Co-Chair
DASIL INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
The Dermatologic & Aesthetic Surgery International League 453 Williamsburg Lane Prospect Heights, IL 60070 USA
Email: HQ@theDASIL.org Fax: +1-847-577-6583
WELCOME TO GOA
India is going to experience one of the most sought after international educational
events, the 8th DASIL World Congress in 2019. This is a major event dedicated to providing
educational opportunities in the fields of aesthetic and dermatologic surgery. I am sure
that it will be a great opportunity for doctors all across the globe, especially from the Indian
subcontinent. The DASIL Congress brings together expert knowledge, vast experiences and
doctors from all around the world.
DASIL BUENOS
I am happy and proud toAIRES
be a part ofHONORARY PRESI-
the DASIL team, the fastest growing international
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dermatologic and aesthetic surgery society in the world! Don´t miss the chance to learn
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the experts and pioneers, and network at such a beautiful location like Goa.
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is a kaleidoscopic blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures, sweetened with sun,
sea, sand, seafood and spirituality, there’s nowhere in India quite like it. It is the perfect
Thurakkal Salim, MD location for the DASIL Congress. The Congress Offers you a diversified program – covering
DASIL WORLD all relevant and current topics in dermatologic surgery, aesthetic dermatology and Laser
CONGRESS PRESIDENT surgery in congress workshops, plenary sessions, symposia, focus sessions and discussion
forms. The newest innovations in medical devices, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics will be
showcased in the industry trade exhibition. We welcome the industry to be a part of this
prestigious event. We look forward to your participation at DASIL 2019 at Goa.
Thurakkal Salim, MD
DASIL World Congress President
Welcome to the 8th DASIL World Congress, as we take The Dermatologic & Aesthetic Surgery
International League to Goa, India. We are so excited to have the DASIL meeting in such a
vibrant and incredibly diverse country. I have been blessed to have visited India on several
occasions and the one thing that is evident - the Indian Dermatologists, Plastic Surgeons,
and Aesthetic GYN physicians are very dedicated to their crafts. They are also thirsty for
knowledge from their colleagues and experts from all over the world.
DASIL Goa will continue the DASIL tradition of bringing together the best of the best to
teach and work with in these communities. Those who share the DASIL commitment of
excellence in teaching. It is truly a global destination for us, for the pharmaceutical world,
the skin care world, and the aesthetic/cosmetic world. Your continued support for DASIL is
paramount to the success of the meeting and we do not ever take that for granted or take
our commitment to you lightly.
Michael H. Gold, MD DASIL is a U.S. 501.c.3 non-profit society and to that end we rely on the generosity of
DEPUTY CHAIR ANNUAL our Industry Partners to help grow our meetings each and every year. We have many
CONGRESS COMMITTEE opportunities for your company to be involved in the DASIL family. We encourage you to
review this prospectus and determine the best fits for you and your companies. We also
have opportunities for Educational Grants and other forms of Grants. We would be happy
to discuss these with you as well.
And finally, DASIL Goa is thankful to ACSI, our partner dermatologic group in India. ACSI
has been recognized globally, as a force in dermatologic and aesthetic surgery and one of
the most successful country-wide dermatology entities in the world. We look forward to
their members contributing by attending and by speaking at the sessions. We are thrilled
to have them and their support.
Michael H. Gold, MD
Deputy Chair Annual Congress Committee
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DASIL 8TH WORLD CONGRESS
I N V I T E D FAC U LT Y
Fatima Aguero de Zaputovich Joseph Eviatar (USA) Beatrice Lafarge Claoue Anushka Reddy (South Africa)
Laith Akkash (Jordan) Sabrina Fabi (USA) Aarthi Lakshmanan (India) Agustin Tomas Restano
Sameer Al Ali (Abu Dhabi) Nabil Fakih Hector Leal Silva (Mexico) Alexander Rivkin (USA)
Gregory Alouf (USA) Hal Farber (USA) Sri Lestari (Indonesia) Jorge Rios Aramayo
Amina Al Amiri (UAE) Luis Farid Chaiben Nicolas Liotti Raul Rios Ritter
Ibrahim Al Aradi (Kuwait) Horacio Fermin Mayer Peter Lisborg Luis Ripetta
Claudio Angrigiani (Buenos Aires) Des Fernandes (South Africa) Sonia Lombardozzi Roberto Rodrigo Caceres
Rafael Antun Luis Fernandez de Cordova Marcelo Lotocki Marco Romeo
Aristides Arellano Alexis Fernandez Sassone Renita Lourdhurajan (India) Marc Roscher (South Africa)
Anwar Al Hammadi (Saudi Arabia) Julio Ferreira Pei-Hsuan Lu (Taiwan) Ruby Ruprai (UAE)
Akbar Ali (India) Lawrence Field (USA) Sandeep Mahapatra (India) Mukta Sachdev (India)
Red Alinsod (USA) Louis R. Frisina (USA) Imran Majid (India) Sayf Saed
Estela Alvarez Mario Fuks Lucila Mangas (Buenos Aires) Thurakkal Salim (India)
Chytra Anand (India) Hassan Galadari (UAE) Antonio Mangubat Michael Salivaras (UAE)
Cesar Arroyo (Argentina) Andres Galfrascoli Margaret Mann (USA) Matthias Sandhofer
Shehnaz Arsiwala (India) Eduardo Gallo Boris Martinez Gerhard Sattler
Caerwyn Ash (Wales) Nomphelo Gantsho (South Africa) George Martin (USA) Sonja Sattler
Estela Alvarez Adrian Gaspar Carlos Matos Kuldeep Saxena (USA)
Sanjeev Aurangabadkar (India) Sahar Ghannam (Kuwait) Daudi Mavura (Tanzania) Ziya Saylan (UAE)
Alexander Bader (UK) Mario Gioia Mahaveer Mehta (UAE) Diego Schavelzon
Kavitha Balasubramaniam (India) Hugh Gloster (USA) Juan Pablo Menendez Zavala (Ecuador) Victoria Schavelzon
Ricardo Barbaitis Apratim Goel (India) Pablo Mendoza Todd Schlesinger (USA)
R. Sonia Batra (USA) Michael Gold (USA) Rhonda Meys (UAE) Peter Schmid
Roberto Benech Alberto Goldman Hala Milad Ji Myung Seo (South Korea)
Andrew Birnie (UK) Sara Gomez Jorge Miranda Zavala Laeuchli Severin (Sweden)
Guillermo Blugerman (Argentina) Ratna Gondowardojo (Indonesia) Bostjan Mlakar Syed Shah (UK)
Flavio Borges Fortes Andy Goren (USA) Adrian Mobilia Ava Shamban (USA)
Marcelo Bou Nilesh Goyal (India) Gabriel Moina Jaishree Sharad (India)
Vivian Bucay (USA) Jeanette Graf (USA) Daniel Moina Rashmi Shetty (India)
Gregory Buford (USA) Arturo Grau Iancu Morad Shricharith Shetty (India)
William Erik Bukret Andreas Grossgoold Ernesto Moretti Maria Shirshakova (Russian Federation)
Cheryl Burgess (USA) Alessandro Gualdi (Italy) Richard Motley (UK) Raj Singh (South Africa)
Jorge Burgos Somesh Gupta (India) Aldo Mottura Bob Shumway
Valerie Callender (USA) Loeck Habbema Marshall Murdoch (South Africa) Mauricio Slutzky
Jaime Calderon Firas Handam Stephen Murray (Australia) George Solomon
Alejandro Capellino Le Hanh (Vietnam) William Murillo Ki-Hoon Song (Korea)
John Cangelosi (USA) Yoram Harth (Israel) Miguel Mussi Becker Emily Soriano (Philippines)
Miriam Cantisano Zilkha Ravi Hebballi (India) Venkataram Mysore (India) Javier Soto
Alejandro Carbone Yves Hebert (Canada) Marilu Nacul Leila Soudah (UAE)
Mauricio Casillas Enrique Hernandez Perez Umashankar Nagaraju (India) David Sudarto Oeiria (Indonesia)
Pegah Ceric-Dehdari (Germany) Doris Hexsel Kyoung Ae Nam (South Korea) Hai Ru Sun (China)
Yao Yu Chang (Taiwan) Wichai Hongcharu (Thailand) Vic Narurkar (USA) Atchima Suwanchinda (Thailand)
Piyali Chatterjee (India) Ricardo Hoogstra Mike Nayak Salvatore Taglialatela
John Z.S. Chen (USA) Steven Hopping Joe Niamtu Tahmeed Tahmeedullah
Gregory Chichlow Matias Horna Sergio Noviello Amy Taub (USA)
Suneel Chilukuri (USA) Elizabeth Houshmand (USA) Dimitra Ntasiou-Plakida (USA) Ignacio Tapia Vargas
Kee-Yang Chung (South Korea) Yu-Ping Hsiao (Taiwan) Percy Nuñez Villar Susan Taylor (USA)
Matteo Clementoni (Italy) Po Han Huang (Taiwan) Carlos Oaxaca Alberto Teme
Josel Covarrubias Chang Hun Huh (South Korea) Benedict Olusola Mohan Thomas
Marc Darst (USA) Patricio Jacovella Francisco Oña Tunç Tiryaki (Turkey)
Steve Dayan (USA) Aklish Jain (India) Carlos J Manchon Agustin Tomas Restano
Iñigo De Felipe (Spain) Geraldine Jain (India) Ana Marina Torres Godfrey Town (Swansea)
Carla de Luca Margarita Jaled Kenneth Munive Sivirichi Mario Trelles (Spain)
Maria del Pilar Reyes Aguero Juan Jose Juri Juan Pablo Menendez Jabal Uffelman
Christine Dierickx (Belgium) Juan Jose Larrañaga Uwe Paasch (Germany) Denis Valente
Rasya Dixit (India) Tan Jun (China) Peter Panagotacos (USA) Pedro Valente
Alexander Donath (USA) Paula Karam (Lebanon) Sanjay Parashar (UAE) Jayashree Venkataram (India)
Julio Dorr Martin Kassir (USA) Davinder Parsad (Italy) Javier Vera Cucchiaro
Jeanine Downie (USA) Mahlatse Kgokolo (South Africa) Narendra Patwardhan (India) Rungsima Wanitphakdeedecha (Thailand)
Ruben Dreszman Maria Khattar (UAE) Tatjana Pavicic (Germany) Gabriel Wexler
Amaranila Drijono (Indonesia) Jun Young Kim (South Korea) Fabian Pelaez Jason CH Yang (Taiwan)
Dominique DuCrest (France) Heesu Kim (South Korea) Fabian Perez Rivera Zamira Yanine (Columbia)
Ash Dutta Leon Kircik (USA) Peter Peng (Taiwan) Teresa Zambrana
Ibraham El Achkar (Lebanon) Malavika Kohli (India) Braulio Peralta Nathalie Zeitouni (USA)
Esteban Elena Sailesh Konda (USA) Ioannis Peros (Greece) Zoran Zgaljardic
Yehia El Garem (Egypt) Taro Kono (Japan) Nora Petralli Craig Ziering (USA)
Hassan El Husseini (UAE) Maja Kovacevic (Italy) Rahul Pillai (India) Isaac Zilinsky
Ayman Elmellgy Jernej Kukovic (Slovenia) Sheldon Pollack (Canada) Michele Zocchi
Hisham El Minawi (Egypt) Rajesh Kumar (India) Adriana Ponti
Dendy Engelman (USA) Rafal Kuzlik (Poland) Daniel Popkin (USA)
Sergio Escobar Honorio Labaronnie Alberto Rancati
PLUS MORE OF OUR INDIAN COLLEAGUES WILL BE JOINING US
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S C I E N T I F I C P R O G R A M OV E RV I E W *
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019: CONGRESS WORKSHOPS
8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Registration Open
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Congress Workshops
• Liposuction, Fat Transfer, RF Assisted Lipolysis
• Lipofilling & Laser Liposuction
• Hair Transplants
• Injectables
• Energy-Based Devices
• Chemical Peels
• Feminine Rejuvenation
• Needling
• Basic Dermatologic Surgery for Beginners (morning)
• Advanced Dermatologic Surgery (afternoon)
• Non-Invasive Face Lift Techniques (morning)
• Treatment of Hyperhidrosis (afternoon)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019
8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Welcome Remarks and Opening by Congress Presidents and Organizers
Plenary Sessions: Dermatologic Surgery and Aesthetic Trends in 2019
12:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. Lunch and Industry Symposia
2:30 p.m.– 6 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
• Injectables I
• Energy-based Devices I
• Cutaneous Oncology I
• Cosmeceuticals
• Veins
• Plastic Surgery I
6 a.m – 7 p.m. Welcome Reception with Exhibitors
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2019
8 a.m – 10 a.m. Concurrent Sessions
• Injectables II
• Energy-based Devices II
• Cutaneous Oncology II
• Scar Treatments
• Plastic Surgery II
• Hair
*Program subject to change
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2019 CONTINUED
12:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. Lunch with Industry
2 p.m.– 6 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
• Injectables III
• Energy-based Devices III
• Cutaneous Oncology III
• PDT I
• Hot Topics
• Vitiligo
7 p.m. DASIL MEMBERS’ CELEBRATION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2019
8 a.m. – 10 a.m. Plenary Sessions
10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Concurrtent Sessions
• Injectables IV
• Energy-based Devices IV
• Cutaneous Oncology IV
• Fat I
• PDT II
• Derm Surgery I
12:30 p.m.– 2 p.m.
Lunch and Industry Symposia
Exhibits Break Down after 4pm Break
2 p.m. – 6 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
• Injectables V
• Energy-based Devices V
• Fat II
• Acne & Rosacea
• Derm Surgery II
• Feminine Rejuvenation
*Program subject to change
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S U P P O RT O P P O RT U N I T I E S
As a nonprofit organization, DASIL depends on the support of our industry to help foster our mission of increasing education and innovation. Worldwide physicians specializing in
dermatologic and aesthetic surgery share their knowledge, resulting in an enhanced level of patient care. Please help us improve dermatology and aesthetics around the world.
PLATINUM - $100,000 USD
• Name to appear on all DASIL advertising materials for 2019
• Logo recognition on DASIL website with link for 2019
• Use of the DASIL mailing list (limited to 2 uses)
• (4) Premiere booth spaces (16 square meters) at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (2) Industry Symposia at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (2) Program speakers of your choice at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (10) Complimentary full meeting access registrations to be used for booth personnel,
speakers and/or physician attendees
• (3) Full-page ads in the DASIL 8th World Congress Program Guide
• Show bag inserts at the DASIL 8th World Congress* (up to 4)
DIAMOND - $75,000 USD
• Name to appear on all DASIL advertising materials for 2019
• Logo recognition on DASIL website with link for 2019
• Use of the DASIL mailing list (limited to 2 uses)
• (3) Premiere booth spaces (12 square meters) at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (2) Industry Symposia at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (2) Program speakers of your choice at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (10) Complimentary full meeting access registrations to be used for booth personnel,
speakers and/or physician attendees
• (2) Full-page ads in the DASIL 8th World Congress Program Guide
• Show bag inserts at the DASIL 8th World Congress* (up to 3)
GOLD - $50,000 USD
• Name to appear on all DASIL advertising materials for 2019
• Logo recognition on DASIL website with link for 2019
• Use of DASIL mailing list (limited to 2 uses)
• (3) Premiere booth spaces (12 square meters) at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (1) Industry Symposium at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (1) Program speaker of your choice at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (7) Complimentary full meeting access registrations to be used for booth personnel,
speakers and/or physician attendees
• (1) Full-page ad in the DASIL 8th World Congress Program Guide
• Show bag inserts at the DASIL 8th World Congress* (up to 2)
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S U P P O RT O P P O RT U N I T I E S
SILVER - $30,000 USD
• Name to appear on all DASIL advertising materials for 2019
• Logo recognition on DASIL website with link for 2019
• (2) Premiere booth spaces (8 square meters) at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (1) Industry Symposium at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (1) Program speaker of your choice at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (5) Complimentary full meeting access registrations to be used for booth personnel,
speakers and/or physicians
• (1) Half-page ad in the 8th World Congress Program Guide
• (1) Show big insert at the DASIL 8th World Congress*
BRONZE - $15,000 USD
• Name to appear on all DASIL advertising materials for 2019
• Logo recognition on DASIL website with link for 2019
• (2) Premiere booth space (8 square meters) at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (2) Complimentary full meeting access registrations to be used for booth personnel,
speakers and/or physicians
• (1) Quarter-page ad in the DASIL 8th World Congress Program Guide
• (1) Show bag insert at the DASIL 8th World Congress*
SAPPHIRE - $8,000 USD
• Name to appear on all DASIL advertising materials for 2019
• Logo recognition on DASIL website with link for 2019
• (1) Booth space (4 square meters) at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (1) Complimentary full meeting access registration to be used for booth personnel,
speakers and/or physicians
• Ad space available for purchase
EXHIBITOR ONLY - $5,000 USD (INDIA BASED EXHIBITOR ONLY)
• (1) Exhibitor table (6 Foot Tabletop) at the DASIL 8th World Congress
• (1) Access Pass
NOTES:
• Bag inserts for Platinum to Bronze Sponsors – The association reserves the right to review and approve all materials to be included in the DASIL registration bag.
• You are responsible for supplying and shipping materials to the meeting at your expense. Materials cannot exceed 9” x 12” in size or 12 pages in length.
• Speaker badges are to be either paid for by company or taken from complimentary allotment. Additional badge registrations are available for purchase.
• A single booth space is based on a shell scheme construction of 2m L x 2m W x 2.48m H.
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S U P P O RT O P P O RT U N I T I E S
ADDITIONAL ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR SUPPORT
DASIL MEMBER DINNER SPONSOR $10,000 USD
Maximum of (3) sponsors per event
• (1) Exhibitor table
• (2) Complimentary full meeting registrations
• Recognition at Dinner
OPENING RECEPTION SPONSOR $7,500 USD
Maximum of (3) sponsors per event
• Company logo and signs placed at Opening Reception
• (2) Complimentary sponsored doctor congress registrations for you
to extend a personal invitation to attend the meeting
• Logo in program book and on all meeting materials and promotion
• Promotion during the congress
LUNCH RECEPTION SPONSOR $7,500 USD
Maximum of (3) sponsors per event
• Company logo and signs placed at Opening Reception
• (2) Complimentary sponsored doctor congress registrations for you
to extend a personal invitation to attend the meeting
• Logo in program book and on all meeting materials and promotion
• Promotion during the congress
AUDIO/VIDEO SPONSOR $5,000 USD
Daily sponsorships available
• Verbal sponsor acknowledgment from the podium
• (2) Complimentary sponsored doctor congress registrations for you
to extend a personal invitation to attend the meeting
• Logo in program book and on all meeting materials and promotion
• Promotion during the congress
CHAIR COVER SPONSOR $5,000 USD
Daily sponsorships available
• Verbal sponsor acknowledgment from the podium
• (2) Complimentary sponsored doctor congress registrations for you
to extend a personal invitation to attend the meeting
• Logo in program book and on all meeting materials and promotion
• Promotion during the congress
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S U P P O RT O P P O RT U N I T I E S
TOTE BAG SPONSOR $10,000 USD
Exclusive opportunity
• Company logo placed on bags purchased by sponsor
• (2) Complimentary sponsored doctor congress registrations for you
to extend a personal invitation to attend the meeting
• Logo in program book and on all meeting materials and promotion
• Promotion during the congress
CONGRESS WORKSHOP OPPORTUNITY:
FULL DAY $5,000 USD
• Full day co-sponsorship of a congress workshop
• (4) complimentary sponsored doctor registrations for you
to extend a personal invitation to attend the meeting
• Logo in program book and on all meeting materials and promotion
• Promotion during the congress
CONGRESS WORKSHOP OPPORTUNITY:
HALF DAY $3,000 USD
• One-half day co-sponsorship of a congress workshop
• (2) complimentary sponsored doctor registrations for you
to extend a personal invitation to attend the meeting
• Logo in program book and on all meeting materials and promotion
• Promotion during the congress
FRIEND OF DASIL $2,500 USD
• (1) Complimentary full meeting registration
• Acknowledgment in the program
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S U P P O RT O P P O RT U N I T I E S
DASIL 8TH WORLD CONGRESS OCTOBER 30 – NOVEMBER 2, 2019
Please select your support level from the options below:
q Platinum $100,000 q Lunch Reception Sponsor $ 7,500
q Diamond $ 75,000 q Audio/Visual Sponsor $ 5,000
q Gold $ 50,000 q Tote Bag Sponsor $ 10,000
q Silver $ 30,000 q Chair Cover Sponsor $ 5,000
q Bronze $ 15,000 q Congress Workshop Support (Full day) $ 5,000
q Sapphire $ 8,000 q Congress Workshop Support (Half day) $ 3,000
q India-Based Exhibitor $ 5,000 q Friend of DASIL $ 2,500
q DASIL Member Dinner $ 10,000 q Other Donation $ _________
q Opening Reception Sponsor $ 7,500 Please add 12% VAT, if paying in Rupees
to our local bank account in India.
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By submitting this Support Agreement, you agree to abide by the DASIL Exhibitor and Supporter Rules and Regulations on Page 14.
11DASIL ATTENDANCE BY
GEOGRAPHICAL REGION
DA S I L S H A N G H A I 2 0 1 7
DASIL Shanghai 2017 Attendance by Geographical Region
South America
1%
Africa
3%
Middle East
Northern America
3%
9%
Central America
1% Europe
4%
Australia
1%
Asia
78%
DASIL Dubai 2016DA
Attendance
S I L D U Bby
A I Geographical
2016 Region DASIL Vietnam 2015 Attendance
DA S I L V I E T N Aby
M Geographical
2015 Region
South America South America Africa
1% 0% 1%
Africa
3%
Asia
20%
North America
26% North America
Australia Middle East 19%
0% 1%
Central America Europe
0% 5%
Central America
0%
Europe Australia
11% 3% Asia
71%
Middle East
39%
12DASIL PAST CONGRESS
S P O N S O R S A N D E X H I B I TO R S
A. Menarini Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd Environ Merz Aesthetics
Aboderm Ergon Tentative miraDry
Advanced Medical Esthetics (AME) Ethicon, a Johnson & Johnson Company Morning Star
Aerolase Evloabs - Bio Oil Mothmir
Aesthetics by Ampex Co. LTD Focus Meditech Photocure
AK International FotoFinders Systems PRIME Journal
Allergan Fotona Prollenium Medical Technologies
Alma Lasers Galderma International Restoration Robotics, Inc.
Applied Biology Genesis BioSystems Sciton, Inc.
Astellas Genop Healthcare Sensus Healthcare
Bausch + Lomb George Tiemann & Company Shanghai Reyoungel Medical
Bayer Gibthai Technology Co., Ltd.
Beamed GPS Matricare SimSkin
Beiersdorf/Eucerin Guangzhou Matrix Trading Co., Ltd. Sinclair Pharma
BTL Aesthetics Hangzou Gallop Bio Skinceuticals
Canfield Scientific, Inc. HK Surgical Skintech
C’ensil Biochemical Co. Hyper Photonics SoHa Medical
Celeste Co. Ltd InMode Solta Medical
CHENGMEI LLC Intense Beauty/Visual Reflection Stratpharma Switzerland AG
Chindex Medical Limited Intramed Stern Lasers
Clarisonic Invasix Swiss-American
Classys Jeisys Syneron Candela
Clinsut Jett Cosmetics & Jett Medical Tav-Tech
CoolSculpting Kalium Technolase
Crystal Tomato LabDom Tellyes Scientific
Cynosure, Inc. Lasermed The Hydrafacial Company
DEKSNY Trading Leader Healthcare Thermi, an Almirall Company
Dermalink Lumenis Ltd. Tulip Medical Products
Dermaplan LUQA Pharmaceuticals Under Skin
DEKA Lutronic Shanghai Ltd. Venus Concept/NeoGraft
Eclipse Lycoderm (Cosmedica) Viveve, Inc.
Enaltus Mebo (DKSH) WonTech
EnerJet (by PerfAction) Medical High Top Co. Worldwide Medical Chest
ENDYMED Medical, Ltd. MedyTox Zimmer MedizinSysteme GmbH
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S P O N S O R S H I P E X H I B I T R U L E S A N D R E G U L AT I O N S
Acceptability of Exhibits. All exhibits shall serve the interests of attendees of Fire Protection. All materials used in the exhibit area must be flameproof and
DASIL and shall be operated in a way that will not detract from other exhibits or from fire-resistant in order to conform to the local fire ordinances and in accordance with
the Exhibition. Exhibit management determines acceptability of persons, things, regulations established by the local fire department. Crepe paper or corrugated
conduct, and/or printed matter and reserves the right to require the immediate paper, flameproof or otherwise, will not be permitted. Excelsior or other paper is
withdrawal of any exhibit that is believed to be injurious to the purpose of DASIL. not to be used in crating merchandise. Display racks, signs, spotlights and special
In the event of such restriction or eviction, the Congress organizers are not liable for equipment must be approved before use, and all displays are subject to inspection
any refund of exhibit fees, or any other exhibit related expense. by the fire department. Any exhibit or parts thereof found not to be fireproof may be
Application for Space. Application for space shall be made in writing on the dismantled. All aisles and exhibits must be kept clear at all times, and fire stations
official application form. and fire extinguisher equipment are not to be covered or obstructed.
Assignment of Space. Exhibit space is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Protection of the Hotel Building. Exhibitors will be held liable for any damage
Full pre-payment is required prior to space assignment. The Congress organizers will caused to the hotel property, and no material or matter of any kind shall be posted
attempt to honor all requests for exhibit space. Not withstanding the above, the on, tacked, nailed, screwed or otherwise attached to columns, walls, floors or other
Congress organizers reserve the right to change location assignments at any time, as parts or portions of the hotel building or furnishings. Whatever may be necessary to
it may in its sole discrimination deem necessary. properly protect the building, equipment or furniture will be installed at the expense
of the exhibitor. If any controversy arises as to the need or propriety thereof, the
Payment. Full payment is required by September 2, 2019. convention service manager of the hotel will be the final judge thereof and his/her
Cancellation. Cancellation of exhibit or sponsorship commitment must be in decision shall be binding on all parties concerned.
writing. The refund of deposit or other payments may be made only if cancellation Insurance. All outside suppliers and/or companies providing services relative to any
notice is received more than 90 days prior to the congress. A cancellation fee of $250 event are required to provide proof of commercial general liability insurance. The
will be imposed for all cancellations made more than 90 days prior to the congress. amounts no less than $1,000,000 USD per occurrence and $2,000,000 USD general
All payments will be refunded, less the $250 cancellation fee. DASIL will make no aggregate and worker’s compensation insurance as required by United States
refunds after Monday, September 2, 2019. statute. Certificates of insurance evidencing the required insurance must be received
Failure to Occupy Space. Space not occupied by the close of the exhibit installation by the conference services/catering manager before load-in for any event and must
period will be forfeited by the exhibitor, and this space may be resold, reassigned, name Grand Hyatt Goa as additional insured. Exhibitor assumes entire responsibility
or used by exhibit management. If the exhibit is on hand, exhibit management and herby agrees to protect, indemnify and save The Sherwood Group, Inc., the Der-
reserves the right to assign labor to set up any display that is not in the process of matologic and Aesthetic Surgery International League (DASIL) and the Grand Hyatt
being erected by the given deadline. The exhibitor will be billed and is responsible Goa and its employees and agents harmless against all claims, losses and damages
for all charges incurred. to persons or property, governmental charges or fines and attorney’s fees arising
Floor Plan. All dimensions and locations shown on the official floor plan are out of or caused by exhibitor’s installation, removal, maintenance, occupancy or
believed to be accurate. Exhibit management reserves the right to make such mod- use of the exhibition premises or a part thereof, excluding any such liability caused
ifications as may be necessary to meet the needs of the exhibitors and the exhibit by the sole negligence of The Sherwood Group, Inc., the Dermatologic & Aesthetic
program. Surgery International League, the Grand Hyatt Goa and its employees and agents. In
Cancellation of Congress and Exhibition. If the Congress organizers should be addition, exhibitor acknowledges that The Sherwood Group, Inc., the Dermatologic
prevented from holding the Exhibition by reason of any cause beyond its control & Aesthetic Surgery International League and the Grand Hyatt Goa do not maintain
(such as, but not limited to damage to buildings, riots, labor disputes, acts of gov- insurance covering exhibitor’s property and that it is the sole responsibility of
ernment or acts of God) or if it cannot permit the exhibitor to occupy the space due exhibitor to obtain business interruption and property damage insurance covering
to causes beyond its control, then the Congress organizers have the right to cancel such losses by exhibitor.
the exhibition with no further liability to the exhibitor other than a refund of space Security. Exhibit management provides peripheral security guard service. However,
rental less a proportionate share of exhibition expenses. it is the responsibility of each exhibitor to protect display material from loss or
Official Contractor. The official contractor will handle all decorating and exhibit damage. Please be certain that all small display and personal items are secure before
furniture. The exhibitor services kit outlines prices and instructions for securing leaving the display – even temporarily.
special lighting, wiring, water, gas, telephone or other special work. The exhibitor Unions and Contractors. It is mutually agreed that it is the duty and responsibility
services kit will be mailed to exhibitors shortly after receipt of the enclosed complet- of each exhibitor to install his exhibit before the opening of the exhibition and to
ed exhibit space application/contract. dismantle his exhibit immediately after the close of the exhibition. All property is to
Restrictions on Use of Space. No exhibitor shall sublet, assign, or share any be shipped to and from by each exhibitor. All work in connection with exhibit erec-
part of the space allocated without the written consent of the Congress organizers. tion and dismantle is to be performed by Union Personnel carrying the appropriate
Solicitations or demonstrations by exhibitors must be confined within the bounds union card. Carpenters, painters, electricians, plumbers and other skilled labor, as
of their assigned space. Aisle space shall not be used for exhibit purposes, display well as common labor and porters, will be arranged by the exhibit management at
signs, solicitation or distribution of promotional material. Exhibits, signs and displays established rates.
are also prohibited in any of the public areas or elsewhere on the premises of the Compliance. The exhibitor agrees to abide by and comply with the rules and
meeting facilities or in the guest rooms or hallways of the hotel. Operation of sound regulations including any amendments that exhibit management may make from
devices is allowed if the exhibitor complies with exhibit management discretion on time to time. Exhibitor further assumes all responsibility for compliance with all
volume. Any firm or organization not assigned exhibit space will be prohibited from pertinent laws, ordinances, regulations and codes of duly authorized local, state and
soliciting business at the exhibition. federal governing bodies concerning fire, safety, and health as well as the rules and
Construction of Exhibits. Exhibits shall be constructed and arranged safely and so regulations of the operators of and/or owners of the property where the exhibition
that they do not obstruct the general view of any other exhibit. No display material is held.
exposing an unfinished surface to neighboring exhibits or aisles will be permitted. Responsibility. The exhibitor assumes the entire responsibility and liability for
Exhibitors wishing to use other than standard booth equipment, signs, or materials losses, damages and claims arising out of exhibitor’s activities on the resort premises
that in any way conflict with regulations must submit two (2) copies of a detailed and will indemnify, defend and hold harmless the resort, its owner, and its manage-
sketch of the proposed layout at least 45 days prior to the exhibition, and must ment company, as well as their respective agents, servants and employees from any
receive written approval from exhibit management. and all such losses, damages and claims.
Care of Exhibits. Nothing shall be posted on, nailed, screwed, or otherwise
attached to columns, walls, floors or other parts of the building or furniture.
Distribution of promotional gummed stickers or labels is strictly prohibited. Anything
in connection therewith with necessary or proper for the protection of the building,
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