Abstract
This advanced half-day workshop on rejuvenation in reproductive medicine provides an in-depth exploration of the latest developments in rejuvenation therapies within reproductive medicine. As reproductive ageing increasingly influences fertility planning, clinicians must understand both the scientific foundations and practical applications of emerging interventions.
The program will examine ovarian rejuvenation strategies, including PRP therapy, stem cell applications, and tissue preservation techniques, alongside integrative approaches that address lifestyle, psychological, and environmental factors. Ethical frameworks, informed consent processes, and expectation management will also be discussed.
Participants will gain practical insights, engage in expert-led discussions, and explore the evolving research and regulatory landscape shaping the future of reproductive medicine.
Learning objectives
Participants will:
- Develop an in-depth understanding of reproductive ageing and its physiological implications.
- Evaluate current and emerging ovarian rejuvenation techniques, including platelet-rich plasma (PRP), stem cell applications, and ovarian tissue cryopreservation.
- Integrate holistic approaches — including nutrition, lifestyle, and complementary therapies — into reproductive care.
- Navigate ethical considerations and patient counselling challenges in advanced rejuvenation therapies.
- Explore future directions in reproductive medicine, including gene editing and artificial intelligence applications.
Who should attend?
Reproductive Endocrinologists, Fertility Specialists, Gynaecologists, Urologists, Reproductive Health Nurses, Allied Health Professionals, Researchers, Students in Reproductive Medicine, and Healthcare Policymakers or Ethicists interested in advanced reproductive technologies.
Gain confidence in counselling patients, applying evidence-informed rejuvenation strategies, and navigating complex ethical considerations in clinical practice. An in-depth session is expected with leading experts from across Asia and Oceania.
