Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear from one of the world’s foremost authorities on photoprotection.

Join Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA) for an evidence-based educational session designed for multidisciplinary healthcare professionals caring for patients at increased risk of skin cancer and ultraviolet (UV) damage.

Chaired by MIA's Prof Pascale Guitera, and featuring special guest Prof Henry Lim, a global leader in photoprotection, this session combines world-class expertise with clinically relevant insights. Prof Lim will discuss the latest science of UV radiation, practical photoprotection strategies for high-risk populations and emerging research shaping photoprotection guidance.

Following the presentation, attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with Prof Lim to discuss key questions and practical considerations in photoprotection.

PROGRAM:*

5:00pm - Registration and light refreshments served on arrival

5:30pm - Welcome - Prof Pascale Guitera (Livestream opens)

5:35pm - Photoprotection in the high-risk patient and navigating UV science - Prof Henry Lim

6:00pm - Interactive Q&A with Prof Lim, led by Prof Guitera

6:30pm - Close

EVENT DETAILS:

Date: Thursday 14 May 2026

Time: 5:30pm–6:30pm AEST. (Registration opens and light refreshments will be served from 5pm for face-to-face guests)

Locations:

You have the option to join us:

Face-to-face in Sydney at The Poche Centre (40 Rocklands Rd, Wollstonecraft)
Online - A unique link will be sent before the event.

Cost: Free

CPD:

A certificate of attendance will be provided.

RSVP:

By 10 May 2026 for face-to-face tickets. Note that ticket numbers are strictly limited for our face-to-face event and we encourage you to register early if you'd like to attend in person.
By 13 May 2026 for online tickets.

This event is supported by MIA’s Official Sunscreen Partner, La Roche-Posay, and delivered as part of the MIA Education Program, which receives support through unrestricted educational grants from MSD, Bristol Myers Squibb and HEINE.

*Program may be subject to change.

Contact the host of Photoprotection in the high-risk patient and navigating UV science