Hands-On Workshop in Regenerative, Aesthetic and Functional Gynaecology and Ozone Therapy

The International College of Regenerative Medicine and Ozone Therapy (CIOMER) presents the Hands-On Workshop in Regenerative, Aesthetic and Functional Gynaecology and Ozone Therapy, a hybrid programme running throughout October 2026 with an online theory phase and an in-person workshop in Lima, Peru.

The theory phase consists of six live sessions — 2, 3, 9, 10, 16 and 17 October, from 7:00 to 9:00 pm — totalling twelve teaching hours. The syllabus covers the use of CO2 laser, HIFU, PRP and exosomes in regenerative, aesthetic and functional gynaecology; hormonology and the application technique for testosterone pellets and their derivatives; oxidative stress and the use of ozonated saline solution via vaginal and rectal routes; ozone therapy in pain management through local applications; ozone therapy in facial and body aesthetics; informed consent and patient communication in aesthetic and functional care; and the biomechanical and physical principles of ozone use. Sessions are led by faculty from Mexico, Italy-Cuba and Peru.

The in-person workshop takes place on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 October in Lima, across two working days with live patients. Participants observe and practise labiaplasty with CO2 laser combined with PRP and/or exosomes, management of stress urinary incontinence with HIFU, vaginal rejuvenation, treatment of vaginal candidiasis with CO2 laser, treatment of vaginal laxity with HIFU and placement of testosterone pellets, alongside the different ozone therapy routes: ozonated serum, minor haemotransfusion, local infiltration, vaginal and rectal application, and local application to the face and neck. The programme closes with a fellowship lunch, the closing ceremony and the award of certificates.

It is designed for gynaecologists, general practitioners and specialists from other fields, and health professionals with training in or interest in regenerative medicine, functional aesthetics and ozone therapy. Places for the in-person workshop are limited by the number of patients scheduled at each practice station.