Skincare brand PCA Skin welcomed press and practitioners to its annual Social Symposium at Claridge’s, London on November 21.
Attendees heard a range of talks including sessions on the structures and function of the skin as well a talk on how exosomes work at a cellular level to help amplify cell communication and accelerate recovery.
Speakers included aesthetician and PCA Skin international educator Dawn Ahearn, aesthetic practitioner Dr Raquel Amado, Dr Ed Robinson, aesthetician and advanced clinical educator for PCA Skin, Michelle Goldsmith and business process and innovations manager at Church Pharmacy, Danny Chava.
This year’s symposium also marked the first year of combining the event with the PCA Skin Awards with a brand-new Gala Dinner where the company announced the new brand ambassadors for 2026.
Lizzie Shaw, brand manager at PCA Skin, commented, “Our annual PCA Skin Symposium showcased some of the most exciting science in our field – from anatomy and physiology to our own next generation micro growth factor technology – and the level of engagement in the room was extraordinary. Moments like these remind me why bringing our stockists together and pushing the science forward is so meaningful.”