Swedish biotech Nordberg Medical, launches The Expert Forum, a roadshow defining bio-regeneration in Aesthetics Medicine

International scientific series will bring more than 500 aesthetic physicians from over 15 countries together across eight cities this autumn and winter, exploring the science and clinical application of regenerative biostimulation.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden – Today, Nordberg Medical announced the launch of the Expert Forum, a new international medical-scientific series designed to bring together leading aesthetic physicians from around the world.

The Expert Forum marks the company’s first initiative of this kind and scale, and will convene more than 500 physicians representing over 15 countries across eight cities on two continents, this autumn and winter.

While approaches to aesthetic medicine vary across regions, the scientific questions driving the specialty are increasingly shared. By bringing together physicians from Europe, the Middle East and Asia, the Expert Forum will create an opportunity to exchange perspectives across different healthcare systems, patient populations and clinical practices.

Each event will bring together Global Key Opinion Leaders alongside respected physicians from their respective local market, and feature scientific presentations, clinical case discussions and live demonstrations, offering practical insights from molecular mechanisms to real-world patient outcomes.

Beginning in Munich in September 2026 and concluding in Taipei in February 2027, the Expert Forum will travel to eight cities across Europe, the Middle East and Asia:

City Date

Munich, Germany September 19, 2026

Milan, Italy September 26, 2026

Rome, Italy October 3, 2026

London, United Kingdom October 12, 2026

Stockholm, Sweden October 15, 2026

Madrid, Spain October 17, 2026

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia December 4, 2026

Taipei, Taiwan February 2027

Inside the forum: Defining bio-regeneration

At the heart of the series is a single ambition: defining collagen bio-regeneration, from science to clinical application. The programme is structured around four dimensions that guide physicians through the full arc of regenerative treatments:

01 DIAGNOSE – Facial assessment and patient profiles: evaluation of personalised treatment strategies.

02 DISCOVER – Scientific evidence and new clinical data: setting the effective use of regenerative technologies.

03 APPLY – Clinical experience, protocols and safety: mastering the technique and ensuring physician confidence.

04 INTEGRATE – Building trust: translating science into meaningful, lasting outcomes for patients.

Central to these discussions is Nordberg Medical’s PLLA-LASYNPRO™ platform, a poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) microsphere technology and a proprietary mechanistic paradigm for PLLA-biostimulation that forms the foundation of JULÄINE of Sweden™, built on a proprietary approach to L-lactate signaling pathways.

Across the four dimensions, physicians will examine the platform's mechanism of action at the molecular level through to its clinical application in the treatment room, supported by presentations and live demonstrations from the experienced faculty.

Dr. Pawel Kubik, Global Key Opinion Leader at Nordberg Medical, comments:

“For years, aesthetic medicine has largely focused on visible results, and poly-L-lactic acid has played an important role in delivering them. But our understanding of how it actually works under the skin has evolved significantly: the conversation is shifting from simply achieving collagen stimulation to understanding why that happens at a biological level. That shift doesn’t happen in isolation, it happens when clinicians, researchers and scientists challenge one another’s thinking, compare real-world experience and build on emerging evidence together.

Regenerative aesthetics is undergoing a fundamental shift in mindset. Success is no longer defined by the products we inject, but by how well we understand and activate the body's own biological pathways. The next breakthroughs won't come from doing more, they'll come from understanding regeneration more deeply. That's the conversation the Expert Forum is designed to lead."

Dr. Jani van Loghem, an international key opinion leader in aesthetic medicine, adds:

“The filler era gave aesthetics to the world. The regenerative era will give aesthetics a future”.