45th ESOPRS Meeting 2027 in Copenhagen, Denmark

September 9-11, 2027

Welcome to ESOPRS 2027 in Copenhagen

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to Copenhagen for the 45th annual meeting of the European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 2027. We look forward to offering you an inspiring scientific program, meaningful professional exchange, and a memorable congress experience in one of Europe’s most vibrant and welcoming cities.

Copenhagen is a green, water-rich capital where you can swim in the harbour, relax in parks, and see cyclists everywhere. It combines royal history, elegant castles, and a modern Scandinavian, sustainable city lifestyle

Beyond the academic sessions, we hope you will have the opportunity to enjoy Copenhagen’s unique atmosphere, rich culture, and renowned hospitality. We are honoured to host you and to help create a meeting that combines scientific excellence with a warm and memorable setting.

We look forward to welcoming you to Copenhagen in 2027.

Pre-Meeting Course

The Pre-Meeting Course will offer a focused and high-level educational experience designed to provide in-depth learning and practical clinical insight. A defining feature of the program will be the use of interactive polling, case discussions, and expert panels with key opinion leaders, creating a dynamic format that encourages active participation and rich professional exchange

Scientific Program & Case Discussions

The Scientific Program will be distinguished, bringing together leading experts in the field for an engaging and thought-provoking meeting with fruitful discussions. Featuring: free papers, newly published papers, and lectures by distinguished international keynote speakers.

The scientific program will encompass both classical and emerging themes, with special emphasis on: Oculoplastic surgery, Orbital disease including Graves, the benefits of multidisciplinary efforts, lacrimal surgery and Aesthetics

Delegates from all over the world will gather in Copenhagen, creating a truly international environment — ideal for scientific exchange, collaboration, and the development of lasting professional and personal connections.

Peter Bjerre Toft and Marie Louise Roed Rasmussen