THE 4rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PHARMACEUTICAL UPDATES

(ICPU 2024)

Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia 7 – 8 Agustus 2024

Wellcome To ICPU 2024

“Cosmeceutical Innovation: An Update on Emerging Trends”

          Cosmeceuticals represent a new category of products placed between cosmetics and pharmaceuticals intended to enhance the health and beauty of the skin. Today’s Cosmeceuticals serve as a bridge between personal care products and pharmaceuticals. The global cosmetics and dermatology market will continue its growth trajectory in 2024. Factors such as increasing consumer disposable income, rising awareness of skincare and beauty, and the influence of social media are contributing to market expansion.

          Cosmeceuticals contain active ingredients like antioxidants, peptides, retinoids, growth factors, and vitamins intended to improve the appearance and health of the skin. These ingredients can address aging, acne, hyperpigmentation, and more. The most reliable way to assess the efficacy of a cosmeceutical is through well-designed clinical trials and scientific studies. Companies that produce these products should provide evidence of their safety and effectiveness. However, not all cosmeceuticals have undergone rigorous clinical testing. In terms of targeted benefits, Cosmeceuticals are often formulated to
address specific skin concerns. For example, anti-aging cosmeceuticals may reduce fine lines and wrinkles, while others may target issues like acne or hyperpigmentation.

          From the clinical perspective, some cosmeceutical products may be available over the counter, while others may require a prescription from a dermatologist. Although cosmeceuticals can offer benefits, using them as directed is essential, and being cautious about potential side effects or interactions, especially for sensitive or existing skin conditions. Common categories of cosmeceuticals include anti-aging products, acne treatments, sunscreens with added skincare
benefits, and products designed to target specific skin conditions. Countries have varying regulations for cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, and cosmeceuticals often fall into a regulatory gray area. They may be classified as cosmetics or drugs, leading to ambiguity in regulatory oversight and product claims. Standardized regulations can enhance consumer confidence in cosmeceutical products. When consumers see that a product complies with international standards, they may be more likely to trust its safety and efficacy. Overall, the goal of harmonizing cosmeceutical regulations is to strike a balance between facilitating global trade and ensuring the safety and efficacy of cosmeceutical products, all while respecting the unique characteristics and needs of various regions.

    The School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, in response to the background above, is going to hold the 4th International Conference on Pharmaceutical Updates (ICPU) with the theme, “Cosmeceutical Innovation: An Update on Emerging Trends.” This event will serve as a hub for researchers, academics, practitioners, healthcare professionals, and students worldwide to present their groundbreaking research, discuss emerging trends, and showcase the latest advancements in cosmeceuticals and dermatology. Attendees will be able to gain invaluable insights, explore diverse perspectives, and stay abreast of the ever-evolving landscape of beauty and skincare.

            Cosmeceuticals Conference 2024 will feature a thought-provoking scientific program comprising keynote speeches, panel discussions, and poster presentations. This multidisciplinary gathering will cover various topics, including dermatological diseases, active ingredient discovery, cosmeceutical formulation, therapies, skincare technologies, and regulatory aspects of cosmeceuticals. Beyond the enriching educational sessions, the Cosmetics Conference 2024 will provide ample networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with like-minded professionals, forge new collaborations, and build lasting relationships. Furthermore, an exhibition area will showcase the latest products, technologies, and services in the cosmetics and dermatology industry, providing attendees with hands-on
experiences and access to cutting-edge solutions.

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Speakers

Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia, 7th – 8th August 2024.

SPEKERS I

Dr.Venkatalakshmi Ranganathan, B.Pharm., M.Pharm., Ph.D.,R.Ph.

Crescent School of Pharmacy, Vandalur, Tamil Nadu, India- 600048

SPEKERS II

Prof. Dr. Khaetthareeya Sutthanut

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Khon Kaen University

SPEKERS III

Dr. apt. Salmah Orbayinah, M.Kes

School of Pharmacy, FKIK, UMY

SPEKERS IV

Dr. Huynh Thi My Duyen

Da Nang University of Medical Technology and Pharmacy

  • To provide a forum for academicians, researchers, and industry to present their findings, ideas, and innovations in
  • To share recent updates in
  • To accommodate a research collaboration among the experts, participants, and organizers at the international level.
  • Be able to receive updated information and collaborate among academicians and researchers from Indonesia and overseas on cosmeceuticals
  • Be able to publish reviews or latest research experiences to nationally accredited journals or internationally reputable journals.
  • Improving the concept of scientific thoughts for academicians and researchers

Participants of this international conference will come from academicians, researchers, practitioners, and students, both from educational and health institutions as well as other related institutions. There will be as many as 500 national and international participants.

  1. Indonesia
  2. Malaysia
  3. Thailand
  4. Taiwan
  5. Australia
  6. The Netherlands
  1. Preconference Workshop
  2. Plenary Sessions
  3. Parallel sessions for oral and poster presentation
  4. Community service

1500+

Abstracts submitted

1300+

Articles presented

1500+

Participants/viewers

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