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International Course in Ozone Therapy and Regenerative Medicine · Track 1 — Regenerative Gynecology and Energy-Based Devices

November 7, 2026 — November 29, 2026 Hotel Presidente Intercontinental, Puebla, México

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Start date
November 7, 2026
End date
November 29, 2026
Location
Hotel Presidente Intercontinental, Puebla, México
Type
Course
Organized by
CIOMER
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About this event

Track 1 of the 2026 International Course in Ozone Therapy and Regenerative Medicine is built around functional, aesthetic and regenerative gynecology, the biochemical foundations of ozone therapy, and the synergy between medical ozone and energy-based devices.

The online theory phase runs from 6 to 28 November on the CIOMER platform, recorded so that each participant can work at their own pace. It comprises the General Scientific Topics module — common and mandatory — and the Track 1 module: ozone therapy in gynecology (infertility, vaginal and ovarian rejuvenation, endometriosis, dyspareunia, genitourinary syndrome, vulvar lichen and human papillomavirus), ozone in urology, ozone therapy and diabetes, ozonated oil as a preventive measure in vaginal infections, and bioidentical hormones. Every lecture has a faculty member assigned to answer questions within the platform.

The in-person block takes place on 27 and 28 November at the Hotel Presidente Intercontinental Puebla. After Friday's plenary session, participants rotate in small groups through simultaneous practice rooms with their tutors. This track centres on Room 4 — Functional, Bioregenerative Gynecology and Ozone Therapy, working with previously assessed patients presenting vulvar lichen sclerosus, female urinary incontinence and vulvovaginal disorders. Demonstrations cover CO₂ laser, FRAxx® surgical radiofrequency, PRP, exosomes and the various routes of ozone therapy applied to gynecology.

The aim is not simply to demonstrate procedures, but to reason through the indication: when to use each technology, when to combine them and, above all, when a procedure is not indicated. All participants also take the cross-cutting content shared by both tracks — neural therapy, ozone therapy in aesthetic medicine, ozone generators and electromagnetic fields.