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COUNTING The entire medical aesthetics community isDOWN TO THE reuniting at CCR 2021: are you ready? BIG AESTHETICS REUNION AT CCR 2021 14 + 15 October | ExCeL London, UK
Join the surgical and non-surgical disciplines at the UK’s leading event for education and raising industry standards. 14 + 15 October 2021 | ExCeL London Headline sponsor
What’s on? ISAPS Symposium UK | ACE Group World Conference | BCDG Meeting | Facial Masterclass with Prof Bob Khanna | Cadaver course with Dr Tapan Patel | Injectables
CCR provides the central hub for exhibitors and organisations of both the surgical and non-surgical disciplines. CCR is proud to be the first large scale exhibition to be reopening CPD points | CCR Exclusive Press Conference | …And so much more! its doors and reuniting a booming industry which is set to bounce back quickly. This year, the conference hosts the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), the British Cosmetic Dermatology Group (BCDG) and Aesthetic Complications Expert (ACE) Group REGISTER NOW! World. In a unique one-off, www.ccrlondon.com annual event, these organisations and others, come together to share information with the aesthetics community and inform and address thousands of visitors over the two-day show.
demonstrations | 150+ Leading Brands | In Practice Advice | 7 CPD Conferences & 80
Back to school As always, this year’s show will incorporate an unparalleled and comprehensive educational programme, all of which is CPD approved. October’s educational highlights include a one-day videoed cadaver training course with industry guru Dr Tapan Patel of London’s renowned PHI Clinic. Dr Tapan says: “I’m so proud to be returning to CCR this year to carry out a full-day cadaver course during which I will be demonstrating a range of educational techniques utilising a cadaver. Attending the course is a fantastic way to really study how to best treat your patients; the correct placement of filler and how and why complications might occur (and how to avoid them!) I’m so excited to share my experiences with my peers and to talk about how I administer treatment to achieve beautiful, natural-looking results.” There is an additional cost for this highly sought-after conference, but there are a large number of conferences that will be free-to-attend. Also, look out for the much-anticipated clinic management focus this year, which will provide some much-needed advice to help get aesthetic businesses back on track during the busy months that lie ahead. Acting Editor and Content Manager Shannon Kilgariff, who is co-ordinating CCR’s In Practice business conference comments: “After such a hard year for everyone within the specialty we want to offer as much advice as possible from as many viewpoints to our delegates, to make sure they feel they are well-armed to take on a post-Covid world. ‘In Practice’ will cover everything from mental health to social media platforms – we know that there will be something in there for everyone.”
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course as part of CCR’s agenda to improve patient safety and to provide a platform for discussions about the latest industry developments with the prevention and management of complications occurring in practices. There will be a paid-for part of the conference led by Dr Martyn and Sharon King which CCR expects to sell out quickly, and therefore encourages delegates to book their tickets as soon as possible. Furthermore, ISAPS will be producing two full mornings of surgical content which will be open to all surgeons and healthcare professionals. CCR is proud that along with the above revered organisations, the BCDG will also have a presence at the event. CCR is absolutely thrilled that Swiss pharmaceutical brand Galderma will be headlining as a sponsor and will come armed to the conference with some exciting news of their own. Galderma is the world’s largest independent dermatology company, present
New partnerships The ACE Group World, who are newly relocating their Conference to CCR, will also be hosting a half-day complications
Reproduced from Aesthetics | Volume 8/Issue 9 - August 2021
