Aesthetics reports on the highlights of the annual aesthetic conference of the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses.
New coronavirus lockdown rules published by Public Health England on Friday afternoon state that providers of cosmetic, aesthetic and wellness treatments are not permitted to reopen until further notice.
The British Association of Cosmetic Nurses (BACN) has opened its academic poster submission for its Autumn Aesthetic Conference on November 8 and 9 in Birmingham.
New technology will be in place from January 31 to monitor advertisements on social media relating to the promotion of prescription-only medicines (POMs) such as botulinum toxin.
A roundup of the latest news and events from the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses
The Association of Cosmetic Practitioners of Britain (ACPB) has been approved by the Charities Commission, meaning that it now has official charity status with registered charity number 1184629.
The British Association of Cosmetic Nurses (BACN) Autumn Aesthetic Conference 2018 will take place over two days in Birmingham on November 8 and 9 next year.
CCR will be one of the first conferences in the UK to be held since March following the UK Government’s recent announcement allowing business events, conferences and events centres to reopen from October 1.
Aesthetic practitioners Dr Tapan Patel and Dr Benji Dhillon have become the first in the UK to be invited to present at the Tennessee Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (TSLMS) Annual Meeting in the US.
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) will host an online alternative to its annual conference, which was cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. BAAPS Live will a feature a series of talks about the ‘Hot Topics in Aesthetic Surgery’ and will be streamed internationally on October 2.
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