How CCR’s core programme can shape your next year in practice
Modern aesthetic practice is becoming increasingly integrated with wider questions of health, ageing and long-term outcomes. At the same time, regulators, peers and patients increasingly expect practitioners to demonstrate not only technical skill, but also consistent, well documented results. As a result, clinicians are looking for education that goes beyond techniques in isolation. This year’s Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) agenda has been developed with these needs in mind. Several new additions – including an expanded two-day Medical Longevity Summit (MLS), the introduction of the CCR Results Awards and two new stages – aim to give practitioners more structured ways to address these questions alongside the existing injectables, skin, device and business education.
Understanding metabolic health in aesthetic practiceIn its fourth year at CCR, the Medical Longevity Summit (MLS) will focus on ‘inside-out ageing: optimising metabolic health for longer, better…
