American College of MOHS Surgery – ACMS
April 28, 2027 - May 2, 2027
The American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS) Annual Meeting is the premier gathering for Mohs surgeons, fellows and leaders in cutaneous oncology. Each spring, the meeting brings the Mohs community together to share the latest research, surgical techniques and reconstructive approaches, along with practical strategies for running a high quality Mohs practice. In 2027, the meeting heads to Atlanta.
Meeting Leadership
- Junqian Zhang, MD, FACMS: 2027 Scientific Program Chair
- Christopher J. Miller, MD, FACMS: ACMS President
What’s on the Program
The ACMS program covers the full scope of Mohs surgery and cutaneous oncology, including:
- Mohs surgical technique
- Frozen section pathology and pathologic interpretation
- Reconstructive surgery and novel reconstruction approaches
- Cutaneous oncology outcomes and quality metrics
- Cost effectiveness of Mohs and reconstructive surgery
- Patient reported outcomes
- Practice management
Signature Sessions and Awards
- Rapid Pearls: fast paced, four minute plenary presentations sharing practical tips from ACMS members
- Tromovitch Award: a dedicated abstract session showcasing outstanding research from Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology fellows and early career surgeons, with the winner receiving complimentary first year ACMS dues and free registration to the following year’s meeting
- Clinicopathologic Case Competition: a plenary session featuring the most challenging and instructive cases
- Research abstracts: presented as oral sessions and ePosters
Key Deadlines
- Abstract submissions: Wednesday, December 30, 2026 at 11:59 pm PT (no late submissions accepted)
- Clinicopathologic Case Competition: Friday, January 15, 2027
- Early registration: opens mid December 2026 and runs through January 31, 2027
- Regular registration: begins February 1, 2027
Who Should Attend
The ACMS Annual Meeting is designed for Mohs surgeons, ACMS members and Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology fellows. Fellows in training are especially encouraged to submit abstracts and cases, making it a valuable meeting for those early in their surgical careers.