The British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) hosted its 25th Anniversary Conference at the Pullman London St Pancras.
The conference opened with a networking and sponsor exhibition, followed by a full-day scientific programme featuring keynote presentations, panel discussions and future-focused debates with nurse prescriber Julie Scott, and aesthetic practitioners Dr Rashpal Singh and Dr Steven Harris. Sessions explored advancements in injectables, regenerative medicine, patient safety, complications management and business evolution.
The event also included interactive discussions with founding BCAM members, aesthetic practitioners Dr John Curran, Dr Mike Commins, Dr Paul Cronin and consultant plastic surgeon Mr Rajiv Grovner.
Sadie Van Sanden Cooke, chief operating officer at BCAM, commented, “The BCAM 25th Anniversary Conference was an opportunity not only to celebrate how far medical aesthetics has come over the last quarter century, but also to challenge and inspire the future of the field. Bringing together experienced clinicians, emerging voices and specialty leaders created meaningful conversations around patient safety, innovation and raising standards.”