2021 promises to be an exciting time for the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM), the UK’s foremost membership association for aesthetic doctors and dentists, as it embarks on 12 months of celebrations marking its 20th anniversary.
Aesthetic medicine has faced a multitude of challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic and BCAM has been at the forefront, offering advice to its members to help them make informed decisions about their practices and patients.
Sadly, physical events are currently on pause but BCAM is planning conferences, an array of virtual member briefings and various anniversary celebrations throughout 2021 to mark its 20- year history.
BCAM has charity status and is committed to advancing the effective, safe and ethical practice of aesthetic medicine. The College started life as the British Association of Cosmetic Doctors in 2001, when pioneers Dr Rita Rakus, Dr…
