International Rhinoplasty & Aesthetic Medicine Conference
RHINOAESTHETICON
2026
Live surgical demonstrations · Hands-on workshops · Expert faculty · Jammu
21–22 August 2026 · Hall Royal Park, Jammu
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Individual workshops
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Live dummy workshop — ENT
Hands-on rhinoplasty surgical simulation
₹10,000
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Toxin workshop
Hands-on botox & toxin techniques
₹5,000
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Filler workshop
Hands-on dermal filler techniques
₹10,000
Workshop combos
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Toxin + Filler
Both aesthetic workshops together
₹12,000
Save ₹3,000
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All three workshops
ENT + Toxin + Filler
₹21,000
Save ₹4,000
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21–22 August 2026
Programme Schedule
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Workshops — Parallel sessions
Venue A · Hall Royal Park
Live dummy workshop — ENT
Hands-on rhinoplasty surgical simulation
Venue B · PS Skin Hair Clinic
Toxin & Filler workshops
Botox, toxin & filler techniques
Delegates at PS Skin Hair Clinic return to Hall Royal Park by 1:00 PM for the inauguration.
1:00 PM
Inauguration Ceremony
Formal opening of Rhinoaestheticon 2026. All delegates and faculty at Hall Royal Park.
CeremonyHall Royal Park
2:00 – 3:00 PM
Lunch
Buffet lunch for all delegates and faculty.
Included
3:00 – 7:30 PM
Scientific Lectures
Live surgical cases, Deep Preservation Face Lifts, Piezo Surgery, Ethnic Rhinoplasty, Revision Rhinoplasty, Regenerative Aesthetics, Energy-Based Devices, Face Harmonisation.
Scientific Sessions
7:30 PM
Free time
Delegates may return to hotels or explore the city before the evening event.
9:00 PM onwards
Gala Dinner
Live music, fine food, and drinks. All delegates welcome.
Gala EveningFood & Drinks
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Workshops — Parallel sessions
Venue A · Hall Royal Park
Live dummy workshop — ENT
Hands-on rhinoplasty surgical simulation
Venue B · PS Skin Hair Clinic
Toxin & Filler workshops
Botox, toxin & filler techniques
12:00 – 3:00 PM
Lunch
Buffet lunch for all delegates and faculty.
Included
3:00 PM onwards
Scientific Lectures
Continuation of scientific sessions and faculty presentations.
Scientific Sessions
End of Day
Valedictory & Closing Ceremony
Formal closing, certificate distribution, and vote of thanks.
Closing Ceremony
23 August 2026 onwards
Mountain excursion — Patnitop, J&K
A short getaway to the mountains for delegates wishing to extend their trip. Travel and stay arranged by the organising committee.
Optional
Package · per person
Mountain escape — Travel + Stay
Coordinated by the organising committee
₹10,000
per person
Travel includedStay includedFood not included
City of Temples
Know Jammu
3,000+Years of recorded history
650mAltitude above sea level
42+Ancient temples in the city
8M+Vaishno Devi pilgrims yearly
"Jammu is not just a gateway to Kashmir — it is a destination in itself, carrying the soul of the Dogra people in every stone and every song."
— Dogra cultural heritage scholars
Jammu, the winter capital of Jammu & Kashmir, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities of the Indian subcontinent. Founded by Raja Jambu Lochan around 3,000 years ago, the city derives its name from this legendary king. Situated on the foothills of the Shivalik range along the banks of the river Tawi, Jammu has served as a seat of power, pilgrimage, and culture for millennia.
The city was ruled by the Dogra dynasty — a warrior-scholar clan who built magnificent palaces, forts and temples. Under Maharaja Gulab Singh, Jammu rose as the capital of the princely state of Jammu & Kashmir in 1846, one of the largest princely states under British paramountcy.
The Dogra people, known for their distinct culture, language (Dogri), folk music, and martial traditions, have shaped Jammu's identity uniquely. The "City of Temples" has over 42 significant shrines within city limits — temple bells and incense are an inescapable part of everyday life.
For visitors at Rhinoaestheticon 2026, the city offers a rare blend of spiritual grandeur, natural beauty, warm hospitality, and a cuisine unlike anywhere else in India.
Temple
Vaishno Devi Shrine
One of India's most revered shrines in the Trikuta Mountains. The cave temple attracts over 8 million pilgrims each year. The Himalayan trek is an experience of a lifetime.
Fort
Bahu Fort & Bagh-e-Bahu
Jammu's oldest fort on a rocky ridge overlooking the Tawi. Houses the Bawe Wali Mata temple. The adjacent terraced garden is a favourite evening spot for locals.
Temple
Raghunath Temple
Built by Maharaja Gulab Singh in 1835. One of the largest temple complexes in North India — walls and ceilings adorned with gold plating and rare artwork across seven shrines.
Heritage
Mubarak Mandi Palace
19th-century palace blending Rajasthani, Mughal, and European styles. Houses the Dogra Art Museum with exceptional miniature paintings, armour, and sculptures.
Nature
Peer Kho Cave Temple
An ancient cave shrine on the Tawi riverbank dedicated to Lord Shiva. The cliff-face setting with the river flowing below creates one of Jammu's most atmospheric sacred spaces.
Nature
Mansar Lake
A serene crescent-shaped lake surrounded by forested hills, sacred to Hindus. Boating, shore walks, and the Sheshnag temple make it a perfect half-day retreat.
Dogri cuisine is hearty, rustic, and deeply rooted in the mountains. Using mustard oil, whole spices, and slow-cooking techniques, it produces intensely flavoured dishes unlike typical North Indian fare.
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Street foodKaladi
Jammu's indigenous cheese — pan-fried in mustard oil until crispy outside, soft and stretchy inside. Served in a kulcha with chaat masala. Utterly unique to this region.
Raghunath Bazar and Gandhi Nagar stalls
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Street foodKimb Chaat
Made from kimb — a wild Shivalik fruit — tossed with rock salt, red chilli, roasted cumin, and lemon. A sharp sweet-sour-spicy hit unlike any chaat elsewhere.
Seasonal — summer months only
Non-veg
Rogan Josh
Slow-braised lamb in vivid red gravy of Kashmiri chillies, fennel, and dried ginger. No onion, no garlic, no tomato — yet the depth of flavour is extraordinary.
Any traditional Wazwan restaurant
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Non-vegKhatta Meat
Bone-in mutton in intensely sour gravy of amchur, tamarind, and whole spices. The tartness cuts through the richness — raw, punchy Dogra flavour at its finest.
A true Dogra household staple
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VegetarianCholle Poori
Jammu's definitive breakfast — deep-fried pooris with dark, thick chickpea curry slow-cooked with whole spices and dried pomegranate seeds. Richer than the Punjabi version.
Best at busy street stalls at breakfast
Non-veg
Mutton Kaliya
Slow-cooked mutton in a yoghurt-based gravy fragrant with saffron and whole spices. The elegant, aromatic side of Dogra celebratory cooking.
Dhabas near Raghunath Bazar
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VegetarianRajma Chawal (Jammu style)
A smaller, darker local kidney bean in a thin, intensely spiced mustard oil gravy — no cream, no butter. Served with red rice. A regional pride exported across India.
The local variety is genuinely special
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SweetPatisa & Pinni
Patisa — ghee and gram flour, melts instantly. Pinni — dense wheat flour, dry fruits, and ghee, traditionally made for new mothers. Both exceptional as gifts.
Raghunath Bazar sweet shops
Where to eat: Raghunath Bazar and lanes around Mubarak Mandi for authentic Dogri food. For Kaladi, Gandhi Nagar stalls are legendary. Hotel Asia Jammu and local Wazwan restaurants are popular with visitors from outside Jammu.
Post-Conference · 23 August 2026
Trip to the Mountains
Patnitop is one of the most scenic hill stations of the lower Himalayas, perched on a natural plateau at 2,024 metres — just 112 km from Jammu city. Surrounded by dense conifer forests, it is a world away in landscape, air, and atmosphere.
In August, the meadows are lush green from the monsoon rains, mist rolls through the valleys in the mornings, and the temperature is a refreshing 14–22°C while the plains below swelter. The Chenab river gorge, Nathatop peak, and mountain roads lined with wildflowers make this one of the most photogenic short trips accessible from Jammu.
2,024mAltitude above sea level
112 kmFrom Jammu city
14–22°CTemperature in August
~3 hrsDrive from Jammu
"Standing on the Patnitop plateau, with the Chenab valley below and the Himalayan peaks above, you understand why this place has been a refuge for generations seeking stillness."
— Jammu & Kashmir Tourism
Nature
Nathatop Peak & meadows
360-degree panoramic views of Himalayan ranges and the Chenab valley. Rolling green meadows among the most photographed landscapes in J&K.
Activity
Trekking & nature walks
Well-marked trails through deodar and pine forests. A 45-minute walk reveals stunning valley views and mountain streams cutting through rocks.
Best in August
Post-monsoon green season
Vivid greens across the meadows, waterfalls on hillsides, and crisp air — a complete contrast to the heat of Jammu city just 112 km below.
Culture
Shiv Khori temple
A natural cave extending 200m into a hillside with a naturally formed Shivlingam inside. One of the most moving spiritual sites in the region.
Pricing currency:
Post-conference · Patnitop
Mountain escape package
Travel + Stay · 23 August 2026 onwards
₹10,000
per person
Travel includedStay includedFood not included
Terms & conditions
- iOpen exclusively to registered delegates. Proof of conference registration required.
- !Seats are strictly limited — first-come, first-served. Registration closes once capacity is reached.
- !Payment is non-refundable once confirmed. No cancellations or transfers accepted.
- iFood and personal expenses not included. Package covers shared travel and accommodation only.
- !In unforeseen circumstances, the committee may cancel the trip. A full refund will be issued in such cases.
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Conference coordinators
Organising committee
Chairman
Dr. Satish Mehta
Satish Mehta Clinic and Research Centre
Organising Secretary
Dr. Nitika Mehta
Jammu ENT Clinic and Research Centre
Secretary
Dr. Palki Sharma
PS Body Skin & Hair Clinic
Secretary
Dr. Oberoi Dutta
Dr Oberoi Skin Clinic
Conference secretariat
rhinoaestheticonjk@gmail.com
Hall Royal Park, Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir, India