Philippines to Host 150 Asian Doctors at PSAAH Hair Congress 2026

The Philippines is set to strengthen its position in the field of hair restoration medicine as local and international medical experts gather for the PSAAH Hair Congress 2026, scheduled on November 27, 2026, at Ascott Bonifacio Global City Manila.

Organized by the Philippine Society of Aesthetics, Aging Control Medicine and Hair Restoration (PSAAH) in partnership with the International Society of Aesthetics, Aging Control Medicine and Hair Transplantation (ISAAH), the congress carries the theme “Evidence Over Hype: Setting the Standard in Hair Restoration Medicine.”

Approximately 150 medical delegates from across Asia, including Thailand, Myanmar, Pakistan, and Malaysia, are expected to attend. The congress aims to promote scientific excellence, ethical medical practice, and international collaboration while advancing evidence-based standards in hair restoration.

Preceding the main congress are two days of specialized training on November 25–26. The Hair Transplant Workshop on November 25 and the Non-Surgical Hair Restoration Master Class on November 26 will feature local and international faculty, combining lectures and hands-on training for physicians seeking to advance their expertise. These programs are particularly valuable for aspiring hair restoration surgeons and doctors interested in expanding their knowledge of hair and scalp health.

Leading the event is PSAAH President Dr. Ryan Encabo, with Dr. Alexandrine Go-Cabajar serving as Congress Chairwoman and Scientific Affairs Chairwoman. Dr. Maria Katrina Pastrana heads the Scientific Program, while Dr. Benett Joyce Gloriani leads the Hair Transplantation Workshop organizers and Dr. Al Kenn Santos heads the masterclasses.

PSAAH is a professional medical society under ISAAH dedicated to advancing hair restoration medicine through education, collaboration, innovation, ethical practice, and evidence-based care. Its vision is to become the leading Center of Excellence for Hair Restoration Medicine in the Philippines and Southeast Asia.

Through this international gathering, the Society hopes to strengthen professional networks among Asian physicians, promote evidence-based treatment standards, protect patient welfare, and ultimately improve patient outcomes and quality of life.

The main congress is open exclusively to licensed physicians and medical doctors interested in advancing their knowledge and expertise in hair restoration medicine.

For more information, visit www.psaah.org.