Location

San Antonio Marriott River Center on the River Walk
101 Bowie Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
+1 (210) 223-1000

Dates

January 28-30, 2027

Official Language

The official language of the Meeting is English. No simultaneous interpretation will be provided.

Meeting Attire

The meeting attire is Business Professional. The attire for the Webster Society Gala is formal, with black tie optional (evening gowns and suits/tuxedos).

Persons with Disabilities

The AACS fully complies with the legal requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the rules and regulations thereof. If any participant in this educational activity needs support services, please notify the AACS headquarters office as soon as possible, preferably before December 1, 2026.

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Registration fees, less an administrative fee of $150, will be refunded upon written notice of cancellation to the AACS headquarters office on or before December 19, 2026. Phone cancellations will not be accepted. Registrants assume full responsibility for notification to and verification of receipt by AACS. Please email your cancellation request to [email protected].

Refunds or credits will not be given for failure to attend, late arrival, flight/transportation cancellations, unattended events, or early departure. In the rare event of a meeting cancellation, AACS is not responsible for nor will provide refunds for travel, airfare, hotel, or transportation costs incurred by the registered attendee. It is recommended the registrant purchase independent travel insurance.

Pre-Meeting Workshop

There will be no Pre-Meeting Workshop held in 2027.

“Membership of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery changed my life. I came into this organization, and I met lifelong friends. I call on them for advice, not only professional, but friendship. I’ve met thousands of people. I know somebody in every specialty that I can talk to if I have a question.”

Joseph Niamtu, III, DMD, FAACS

“I think the AACS differs from many of the other societies that are out there because we are very close-knit, you make friends and colleagues that you can reach out to for help with a difficult case or if you want to shadow and learn a new procedure.”

Suzan Obagi, MD, FAACS

“I’ve been a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery for over 30 years, and let me tell you, it’s the best organization that I belong to medically. Why? Because in my early years as an ophthalmologist, I took many workshops offered by the Academy, and I learned to do facelifts, endoscopic brow lifts, full body liposuction, which I did for 25 years in my practice. It’s a multidisciplinary organization and welcomes physicians of all specialties, surgical and non-surgical.”

Emilio Justo, MD, FAACS

“The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery is the perfect hub for Cosmetic surgery. It brings in surgeons from different surgical backgrounds and we are all focused on the same cause, which is cosmetic surgery. Naturally that creates a breeding ground to just share information, want to discuss, want to elevate each other and we all have a common cause which is patient safety.”

Daisy Ayim, MD, FAACS, FACOG

“What I love about the AACS is the colleagues and networking that we do. Here we have doctors from all different specialties that come together with a common goal of having the best surgical outcomes for our patients. Join the AACS you’ll see that this is a network that is really valuable to your career.”

Lisa Chipps, MD, FAACS

“This is a stage where some of the world’s greatest surgeons have presented, inspired by the legacy of Dr. Richard Webster, recognized as the father of cosmetic surgery. Being part of this history, representing Brazil and contributing to the future of the specialty, is an enormous privilege. Moments like these are clear signs that we are on the right path. The focus is always to deliver the very best for our patients.”

Vinicius Lima, MD

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