German specialists conducted a masterclass on high-frequency ultrasound (dermascan) for surgeons, traumatologists, and burn specialists. The event took place at City Clinical Multiprofile Hospital №25. The masterclass was organized by the Director of the Department of Health. The event brought together specialists from numerous hospitals in Kharkiv, the Kharkiv region, and Poltava. Representatives from Kharkiv National Medical University, V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute, and Poltava State Medical University also participated. The masterclass provided an opportunity for sharing expertise and knowledge. This is part of a broader effort to improve medical practices and provide better patient care. The event reflects the commitment of medical professionals to continuous learning and to adopt the latest advancements in medical technology. The event included a series of lectures, demonstrations, and practical exercises. This provided participants with valuable insights and a comprehensive understanding of the application of dermascan. The workshops focused on practical applications, allowing participants to acquire hands-on experience. This hands-on approach ensured that the knowledge gained could be applied to real-world situations. The masterclass aimed to promote the use of dermascan in surgical, traumatological, and burn care settings, enhancing diagnostic capabilities and treatment outcomes. The knowledge and expertise shared during the masterclass are expected to have a positive impact on patient care. The event fostered collaboration among medical professionals. This collaboration is seen as essential for the development and dissemination of best practices. The event provided a platform for networking among specialists. This platform allowed for the exchange of information, the establishment of professional relationships, and the discussion of future collaborative projects. The masterclass underscores the importance of medical professionals’ continuous training and the integration of advanced techniques. The focus was on practical applications, allowing participants to acquire hands-on experience. The event contributes to the improvement of medical practices. It allows for the implementation of best practices and provides the sharing of knowledge between professionals. Medical professionals from Germany shared their experience with Ukrainian colleagues, specifically those treating wounded soldiers, as well as civilians. The event was well-received by the participants. It was seen as a valuable opportunity for professional development. This event highlighted the significance of international collaboration. This collaboration is essential for improving medical practices and providing the best possible care. The event supports the idea of continuous learning for medical professionals.