The British Association of Medical Aesthetic Nurses (BAMAN) has revealed the agenda for its Autumn Aesthetic Conference 2026.
The two-day conference will be held at The Eastside Rooms, Birmingham, on September 24-25. The programme includes sessions covering commonly occurring skin lesions and referral pathways, injectables ahead of surgery, new university modules for medical aesthetic nursing, VAT in aesthetics, artificial intelligence and career planning, as well as live demonstrations.
Joining the conference virtually, Professor Sebastian Cotofana will present ‘Anatomical Approach with Toxins: Update on Toxin Injection Strategies’. The organisation shares that the speaker line-up will include founding director of the Complications in Medical Aesthetic Collaborative (CMAC) Gillian Murray, alongside BAMAN chair Amy Bird, director Julie Brackenbury and vice-chair Anna Baker.
BAMAN head of brand Bec Coleman commented: “Clinical education will always sit at the forefront of this conference, but it’s important for us to also offer practical sessions on consent, licensing and what the future of this profession actually looks like. These are conversations our nurses are having every day, and they deserve a conference programme that reflects that.”