The British College of Aesthetics Medicine’s (BCAM) 24th annual conference welcomed 326 aesthetic doctors and dentists at the Church House Conference Centre in Westminster, London on Saturday September 21.
The event had two programmes featuring more than 30 speakers, who highlighted best practice and patient safety.
BCAM conference director Dr Ruth Harker welcome guests and opened the event. She said, “A key element of this year’s BCAM conference is the introduction of our higher qualification – our membership examination known as MBCAM – which will see BCAM members recognised fully for the pioneers they are.” She also highlighted the need for aesthetic doctors and dentists to have dermatology knowledge to provide optimum skin care to patients.
Live demonstrations and clinical and business talks took place throughout the day. Consultant plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeon Mr Dalvi Humzah gave an update on the international…
