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17/04/2026

A glimpse into ICDS 2026—bringing together global minds, groundbreaking research, and the future of wound care.

The conference also featured a unique interdisciplinary session titled “Psychological, Cultural, and Narrative Dimension...
15/04/2026

The conference also featured a unique interdisciplinary session titled “Psychological, Cultural, and Narrative Dimensions of Wound and Scar,” chaired by Dr. Muhammad Asif, Associate Professor, Government College University Faisalabad, and co-chaired by Dr. Asim Aqeel, Associate Professor, University of Agriculture Faisalabad - Official. This session brought together scholars from English and humanities disciplines, offering profound insights into the metaphorical, psychological, and socio-cultural interpretations of wounds and scars in literature and media.

A diverse range of presentations explored themes of trauma, identity, and representation. Ms. Rimal Fatima examined digital shaming and psychological wounds through trauma theory in contemporary media, while Ms. Fatima Faisal analyzed linguistic scars of patriarchal trauma in Pakistani drama. Ms. Alishba Minhas discussed colorism and neuro-linguistic programming, and Ms. Zubia Amir reflected on trauma and narrative identity in A Little Life.

Further enriching the discourse, Mr. Zeeshan Ahmed critically analyzed circumcision practices through documentary narratives, while Ms. Yumna Iqbal and Mr. Irzam Shahzad explored postcolonial trauma and identity in The English Patient. Ms. Munaza Mazhar and Ms. Syeda Maleeha Hashmi revisited Frankenstein through themes of identity, rejection, and the pursuit of perfection. Contributions by Ms. Rikza Huda, Ms. Laiba Farooq, and Ms. Rabia Ashraf examined cultural politics of scarring, race, and gendered trauma, while Ms. Moazzama Masood intriguingly framed skin repair as an archive in popular literature. Additional presentations by Ms. Fatima Zulfiqar and Ms. Sundas Fatima further expanded on semiotics of skin, identity, and societal perceptions.

Complementing this session, the Young Researchers Session showcased emerging talent in dermal sciences and clinical research, chaired by Dr. Noor I. Kiran, Head of Department, ABWA Medical College, and co-chaired by Dr. Komal Atta. Young presenters contributed valuable clinical and research-based insights, including Ms. Momina Saher’s case report on traumatic limb injury healing, Ms. Ghazala Tariq’s comparative study on moisture-retentive wound care, and Ms. Sahar Fatima’s exploration of public preferences in aesthetic procedures.

Innovative approaches were further highlighted by Ms. Dua Asim, who presented on fish-derived collagen dressings, while Ms. Ayesha Imran addressed challenges in managing Epidermolysis Bullosa in infants. Ms. Hafsa Tariq concluded the session with an important perspective on wound assessment challenges in patients with darker skin tones, emphasizing inclusivity in clinical practice.

Department of English Language and Literature - TUF

Faces behind ICDS 2026 — a gathering of passionate professionals, researchers, and learners contributing to the future o...
14/04/2026

Faces behind ICDS 2026 — a gathering of passionate professionals, researchers, and learners contributing to the future of wound management and skin repair. Each moment captured reflects dedication, collaboration, and a shared vision for advancing patient care.

The conference concluded with an engaging Poster Presentation Competition, showcasing a diverse range of research contri...
14/04/2026

The conference concluded with an engaging Poster Presentation Competition, showcasing a diverse range of research contributions from both medical and humanities disciplines. Participants presented insightful studies on clinical practices, public health awareness, and the socio-cultural dimensions of wounds and scars, reflecting the interdisciplinary spirit of ICDS 2026. From the Department of English Language and Literature, Ms. Aiza Ali secured the 1st position for her outstanding scholarly contribution, while the 2nd position was jointly awarded to Ms. Areej Abid and Mr. M. Aman (MPhil English Literature) for their compelling and critically enriched presentations. The 3rd position was shared by Ms. Noor Fatima (Department of English Language and Literature) and an MBBS team presentation led by Ms. Zainab Attiq (3rd Year MBBS), with Ms. Sahar Zafar (1st Year MBBS) as co-presenter. Their work was particularly appreciated for its clinical relevance and research depth.

The poster session not only celebrated academic excellence but also highlighted the value of cross-disciplinary inquiry, reinforcing the conference’s commitment to integrating scientific innovation with humanistic perspectives in advancing wound management and skin repair.

Scientific Session on Multidisciplinary and Integrated Approaches to Wound Healing, chaired by Prof Dr Mussarat-ul-Hasna...
14/04/2026

Scientific Session on Multidisciplinary and Integrated Approaches to Wound Healing, chaired by Prof Dr Mussarat-ul-Hasnain, Professor of Medical Education, Rai Medical College, Sargodha. Co-chaired by Prof Dr Ahmed Hassan, Head of Surgery at Sargodha Medical University and Director of Medical Education. The session emphasized collaborative healthcare models and the importance of coordinated, patient-centered care.

Ms Sana Liaqat, Principal of Nursing, Madina Teaching Hospital, presented on the “Association Between Nursing Practices and Surgical Site Infection Rate at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Faisalabad, Pakistan,” highlighting the critical role of nursing care in infection control.

Dr Sumera Badar, Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Education Faisalabad Medical University, discussed “Synergy in Care: Unlocking the Power of Integrated Health Professional Teams,” emphasizing interprofessional collaboration.

Dr Noor I. Kiran, Head of Department, ABWA Medical College, Faisalabad, presented “Augmenting Clinical Reasoning in Wound Care: A Gamified and AI-Supported Pilot Intervention,” demonstrating the integration of artificial intelligence and innovative learning strategies in clinical practice.

Prof Dr Mussarat-ul-Hasnain further elaborated on the “Multi-disciplinary Integrated Approach in Wound Healing and Its Importance in Health Care,” reinforcing the need for a holistic treatment framework.

Centered on the theme “Wound Management and Skin Repair,” the second day of ICDS 2026, organized by Department of Dermal...
14/04/2026

Centered on the theme “Wound Management and Skin Repair,” the second day of ICDS 2026, organized by Department of Dermal Sciences, and Skin Care Society, featured an engaging lineup of scientific sessions, panel discussions, and research presentations, showcasing a comprehensive approach to wound care and regenerative science.

The day commenced with Scientific Session 3 on Recent Advances in Regenerative Medicine, chaired by Prof Dr Azam Bokhari, Professor & Head of Dermatology Department, Shalimar Hospital, Lahore, who joined virtually, and co-chaired by Prof Dr Shirza Nadeem, Vice Principal UMDC (University Medical & Dental College Faisalabad).

The Guest of Honour, Prof. Dr. Shahid Sheikh, Head, Department of Dermatology, FMU-Official (Faisalabad Medical University), delivered key insights on “Regenerative medicine and its role in wound healing outcomes,” setting the tone for the session.

Ms Kinza Arif, Demonstrator, Department of Dermal Sciences - TUF, presented “A critical analysis of evidence in the use of negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) for granulation of wounds with exposed bone and tendon”.

Dr Hamza Rana, Medical Officer, Shifa International Hospitals Ltd., discussed the “Socioeconomic and quality of life burden associated with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB)”.

Dr Muhammad Saleem Ghauri, Chief Consultant Dermatologist, Social Security Hospital, Faisalabad, elaborated on the “Evolution and innovations in wound management”, followed by Prof Dr Aneela Asghar who spoke on the “Role of ozone therapy in wound management”.

Prof Dr Zahid Mehmood Nagra, Head Department, Department of Plastic Surgery, Madinah Teaching Hospital, addressed “Challenges and solutions in burn wound management”.

The session collectively underscored the expanding scope of regenerative medicine in improving patient care.

The afternoon session focused on emerging pharmacological and technological innovations in wound healing and tissue rege...
13/04/2026

The afternoon session focused on emerging pharmacological and technological innovations in wound healing and tissue regeneration:

Dr Siti Efliza Ashari, Associate Professor, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Researcher Chemistry Lecturer Entrepreneur, Research and Development Director, presented nanotechnology-driven wound healing using kratom.

Prof Dr M Ashfaq, Dean, NBS, TUF, discussed the socio-economic impact of agrochemical exposure on skin health.
Prof Dr Atif Raza, Head, Department of Pharmaceutics, University of Punjab, highlighted regulatory concerns regarding safety of cosmetic materials.

Dr Ikram Ullah Khan, Head, Department of Pharmaceutics, GCUF, reviewed current trends and innovative technologies in cutaneous wound management.

Dr Syed Haroon Khalid, Associate Professor, GCUF, introduced a curcumin-based nano-emulsion for improved topical drug delivery.

Dr Sadia Rafique, Coordinator, Pharmacy Department, TUF, discussed herbal nano-gels for wound healing applications.
Dr Nyla Ejaz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy, TUF, explored the digital transformation of wound care in “From Bandages to Bytes.”

Dr Ghulam Abbas, Assistant Professor at Government College University Faisalabad, presented research on cubosomes for topical delivery of cosmeceuticals.

Dr Sana Javed, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Department, TUF, discussed immunomodulatory approaches in wound healing.

Dr Sana Shahzad, Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Department, TUF, highlighted alpha-mangostin hydrogel films for accelerated wound closure.

Dr Faisal Usman, Assistant Professor, BZU, Bahawalpur, presented on silver sulphadiazine-loaded hydrogel films.

Dr Amna Habib, HOD, Madinah College of Pharmacy, TUF, concluded with findings on p-coumaric acid nanoparticles and their wound healing efficacy.


Universiti Putra Malaysia
University of the Punjab
Government College University Faisalabad
Bahauddin Zakariya University
Department of Pharmacy - TUF
National Business School - TUF

The 5th International Conference on Dermal Sciences (ICDS 2026) opened under the theme “Skin Care and Wound Management,”...
13/04/2026

The 5th International Conference on Dermal Sciences (ICDS 2026) opened under the theme “Skin Care and Wound Management,” organized by the Department of Dermal Sciences - TUF in collaboration with the Skin Care Society. The event hosted over 50 distinguished clinicians, researchers, and academicians from the United States, Indonesia, Malaysia, Türkiye, Palestine, and China, focusing on advancements in regenerative medicine and global wound care.

The inaugural session began with a welcome address by Prof. Dr. Tanzeela Khalid, Dean Clinical Research, The University of Faisalabad, and Chairperson ICDS 2026. Guest of Honour Prof. Dr. Nabila Talat, Dean Faculty of Surgery, Children Hospital Lahore, delivered a keynote titled “Where the Pathways Turn Different: Surgical Management of Wounds in Children,” emphasizing specialized approaches in pediatric wound care.

Another Guest of Honour, Prof. Dr. Abdul Majeed Chaudhry, Dean Lahore Medical & Dental College and Chairman of Surgery at the Cancer Care Hospital & Research Center, highlighted wound healing as a regulated biological process where disruptions in signaling can result in chronic non-healing wounds.

The event was attended by senior leadership of TUF, including Prof. Dr. Aman Ullah Malik (Rector), Dr. Zahida Maqbool (Registrar), Prof. Dr. Zahir Ahmad Zahir (Director ORIC), and Prof. Dr. Akram Malik (Principal, UMDC) University Medical & Dental College Faisalabad , along with faculty heads and a large student presence.

The scientific session featured presentations by Dr. Ali Mujtaba on acid burn management; Dr. Muhammad Saaiq on early vs delayed excision and grafting; Prof. Dr. Mahmood Shaukat on mesenchymal stem cells in wound care; Dr. Saurini Bahrun on ginger-based therapy for postpartum wounds; Dr. Tauqeer Ahmad Malik on innovative wound healing approaches; Dr. Aisha Wajahat on PRP and angiogenesis; Prof. Dr. Saira Saleem on scar prevention and cosmetic repair; Dr. Bilal Hussain Paracha on “The Resilience of Gazan Health Care Heroes”; and Mr. Usman Ahmad from Rescue 1122 on first aid in burn and wound emergencies.

Under the pre-conference workshop series of ICDS 2026, themed “Wound Management and Skin Repair,” the Department of Derm...
09/04/2026

Under the pre-conference workshop series of ICDS 2026, themed “Wound Management and Skin Repair,” the Department of Dermal Sciences - TUF and the Skin Care Society, in collaboration with Rescue 1122, organized a Rescue Workshop.The session focused on essential life-saving skills including CPR, bleeding control, and emergency response, combining expert demonstrations with hands-on practice.
During the workshop, certified Rescue 1122 trainers delivered an informative lecture along with practical demonstrations on CPR techniques, choking management, fracture handling, and pre-hospital emergency care. Students were guided on correct hand placement, compression depth, and rhythm for high-quality CPR, along with effective bleeding control methods such as direct pressure, limb elevation, and proper bandaging.
A hands-on practice session enabled participants to perform CPR on mannequins under expert supervision, making the session highly interactive and engaging. The workshop significantly enhanced students’ practical knowledge, skills, and confidence in managing emergency situations and encouraged them to act as responsible first responders in both clinical and community settings.

The Care of Neuropathic Foot Workshop was conducted by Department of Dermal Sciences and Skin Care Society, under the ba...
08/04/2026

The Care of Neuropathic Foot Workshop was conducted by Department of Dermal Sciences and Skin Care Society, under the banner of ICDS 2026 (Wound Management and Skin Repair).
Facilitated by Dr Salman Azhar, Consultant Medicine Specialist, the session provided valuable insights into the management of neuropathic and diabetic foot conditions. The workshop combined interactive lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and case-based discussions, enabling participants to strengthen their clinical skills.

Participants gained practical experience in:
- Foot inspection and risk assessment
- Wound care techniques and dressing selection
- Offloading methods for effective healing
- Preventive strategies to reduce complications

The event attracted medical students and healthcare professionals, who highly appreciated the engaging and practical learning approach.

As part of the ICDS 2026 workshop series, the Burn Management Workshop under the theme Wound Management and Skin Repair,...
08/04/2026

As part of the ICDS 2026 workshop series, the Burn Management Workshop under the theme Wound Management and Skin Repair, was organized by the Department of Dermal Sciences - TUF, and Skin Care Society. Facilitated by Dr Zahid Nagra, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, the session provided in-depth knowledge of acute burn care, emergency protocols, and dressing techniques. The workshop featured interactive lectures, Q&A sessions, and hands-on demonstrations, ensuring practical learning for participants.

Participants gained valuable experience in:

- Burn assessment and classification
- Emergency management and triage protocols
- Dressing techniques and infection control
- Basics of scar management and prevention

The workshop was attended by students and healthcare learners, who actively engaged and appreciated the practical exposure under expert supervision.

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