Cutis Institute Hosts Advanced Laser and Aesthetic Workshop

The Cutis Institute of Dermatology organized an advanced workshop focused on laser and aesthetic procedures on February 11, 2026. This event convened prominent dermatologists from across the Kashmir Valley and Ladakh, providing an intensive academic platform for knowledge exchange and hands-on learning.

Under the leadership of Dr. Imran Majid, Director of the Cutis Institute, the workshop featured live demonstrations and discussions that highlighted the latest advancements in treating vascular skin lesions and non-surgical facial rejuvenation techniques. The presence of esteemed dermatologists from the region enriched the scientific dialogue and practical demonstrations.

A key highlight of the workshop was a presentation by Dr. Gulhima Arora, a distinguished dermatologist and dermatosurgeon from Delhi. She conducted a detailed session on the thread lift procedure, which included both a demonstration and hands-on training for the attending professionals. Participants gained valuable insights into the practical applications of this aesthetic technique.

Exploring Advanced Technologies in Dermatology

In addition to the focus on thread lifting, the workshop explored advanced technologies, including the 585nm laser and Microneedling Radiofrequency (MNRF). Experts showcased how these modalities are utilized in modern dermatological practice. The discussions emphasized the importance of integrating technology with clinical expertise to achieve safe and natural results for patients.

According to the press release from the Cutis Institute of Dermatology, the workshop represents a significant step in enhancing dermatological education and patient care in the region. The institute aims to maintain its position at the forefront of dermatology innovation in Kashmir, fostering professional collaboration and elevating the standards of patient-centric care.

The successful completion of this workshop underscores the commitment of the Cutis Institute to advance dermatological education and improve treatment outcomes for patients in the Kashmir Valley and beyond.