The Welsh Aesthetic Symposium has quickly established itself as a key date in the UK aesthetics calendar, bringing together clinicians, educators and industry partners for a focused day of education, discussion and networking.

Held at ICC Wales in Newport, the event offers CPD-accredited clinical sessions alongside a busy exhibition showcasing leading brands and innovations.

The programme combines evidence-based clinical education, regulatory updates, practical business insight and a busy exhibition hall showcasing the latest innovations in aesthetic medicine.

Clinical highlights include talks on biorevitalisation of the décollete delivered by Dr Paula Mann, Galderma’s latest innovation shared by Dr MJ Rowland-Warmann, guidance on the mechanisms behind vascular compromise covered by Gillian Murray and real life complication case studies presented by Dr Kieron Lord.

Business advice will cover legalities of documenting keeping led by Jen Vittanuova, the latest regulatory updates from Andrew Rankin of the JCCP, and advertising rules for prescription-only medicines detailed by Taylor Meanwell from the Committee of Advertising Practice.

Nurse Prescriber Claire Amos, Director of the Welsh Aesthetic Symposium, said, “The Welsh Aesthetic Symposium was created to provide a high-quality, accessible educational platform for aesthetic practitioners across Wales and the wider UK. Our aim is to deliver clinically relevant, CPD-focused content while creating space for open discussion, collaboration and professional growth. The conference reflects the evolving nature of aesthetic medicine – combining clinical excellence, regulatory awareness and business insight – and we’re proud to bring the community together for what promises to be an inspiring and valuable day.”

As a partner, RAMI will be attending on the day to connect with delegates, discuss the continued growth of regenerative aesthetic medicine, and share updates on upcoming initiatives including the Regenerative Aesthetic Medicine Conference and Exhibition (RAMCE) and the Journal of Regenerative Aesthetic Medicine (JRAM).

“We are delighted to partner with the Welsh Aesthetics Symposium,” said Chloé Gronow, content director for RAMI. “This event represents a valuable opportunity to connect with clinicians from across the UK and to support education that elevates both patient care and professional standards in aesthetic medicine.”

For more information about the Welsh Aesthetics Symposium and to register, click here.