International Symposium on Corneotherapy
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About International Symposium on Corneotherapy
International Symposium on Corneotherapy 2027 dates are to be announced. The last edition ran 18 to 20 September 2026 in Oxford. Check back here for the confirmed dates.
International Symposium on Corneotherapy 2027 dates are to be announced. The details below are from the 2026 edition, and this page will be updated as soon as the organiser confirms the new dates.
From 18–20 September 2026, the global Corneotherapy community will come together in Oxford, UK, for the 10th International Symposium of the International Association for Applied Corneotherapy (IAC).
This immersive, all-inclusive weekend offers delegates the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals across dermatology, formulation science, research, and clinical practice.
Set against the historic backdrop of Oxford, the symposium will feature a comprehensive speaker programme led by respected voices within the industry.
We warmly welcome both members and non-members from around the world.
For further information and to secure your place, please visit our website
https://corneotherapy.org/education-events/events
Note: Ticket prices are charged in Euros.
Key information
- Dates
- Friday 18 September 2026 to Sunday 20 September 2026
- Time
- 15:00 to 17:00
- Venue
- Voco Oxford Spires Hotel, Oxford, United Kingdom
- Type
- Aesthetics, Beauty, Conference, Holistic, Skincare
- Entry
- £1,180
- Hosted by
- The International Association for Applied Corneotherapy
Contact The International Association for Applied Corneotherapy
Event features
- Disabled access
- Networking opportunity
- Speaker lineup / guest experts
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Corneotherapist?
Someone who practices the remedial skin treatment methodology of Corneotherapy - typically a skin treatment practitioner or medical esthetician, sometimes a dermatologist.
How does Corneotherapy differ from standard skincare services?
Requires deeper skin knowledge than standard esthetics training and focuses on repair/maintenance of the skin barrier defence system, rather than simply applying moisturizers.
When was Corneotherapy established, and what is the IAC?
Term first defined by dermatologist Prof. A.M. Kligman in the mid-1960s; the International Association for Applied Corneotherapy (IAC) is a registered non-profit supporting corneotherapy professionals.
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