The International Academy of Advanced Facial Aesthetics (IAAFA) hosted its all-day conference and awards ceremony on November 23.
The 2024 conference, held at De Vere Beaumont Estate in Windsor, featured a distinguished lineup of specialty leaders, delving into the latest advancements in aesthetic techniques, ethical practice and patient safety, while offering seven hours of CPD sessions to attendees.
The evening transitioned into the IAAFA Charity Ball and Aesthetic Awards Ceremony, where guests enjoyed a three-course dinner, live entertainment and an auction, raising £30,000 for the Chandran Foundation – a charity supporting underprivileged children through education.
The Awards celebrated clinical excellence, with categories such as Best Patient Journey and Best Full Face Sculpting, recognising individuals who set the standard for safety and innovation in aesthetics.
Professor Bob Khanna, aesthetic practitioner and president of IAAFA, shared, “I set up IAAFA with two main objectives in mind. I wanted to unite clinicians from all over the world in one organisation dedicated to the pursuit of clinical excellence in medical aesthetics, to upskill the specialty and enhance patient safety, while also being able to give back to our communities and create a positive social impact.”
