The newly appointed contributors bring expertise spanning regenerative injectables, skin health, genetics, longevity, complications management, patient communication and clinical practice development.

They will support RAMI across educational initiatives including webinars, podcasts, journal contributions and conference participation. 

The new Advisory Contributors are: 

• Dr Kamran Amjed  
• Piril Sideras  
• Dr Souphi Samizadeh  
• Claudia McGloin  
• Gustavo Torres de Souza  
• Anna Baker  
• Dr Olivia McCabe-Robinson  
• Dr Jordan Faulkner  

The appointments reflect RAMI’s continued focus on bringing together multidisciplinary voices to support the evolution of regenerative aesthetics through education, discussion and shared clinical insight. 

The Advisory Contributors will work alongside RAMI’s Scientific Committee, which provides overall educational and scientific governance across the institute’s activities. The Scientific Committee consists of Dr Lee Walker, Dr Kate Goldie, Professor Maurizio Cavallini and Mr George Christopoulos. 

Chloé Gronow, Content Director at RAMI, said: “Regenerative aesthetics is evolving rapidly, and it’s important that education reflects the diversity of perspectives shaping the field. Our Advisory Contributors bring valuable clinical, scientific and practical insight, and we’re excited to work with them across webinars, editorial content, events and wider educational initiatives.” 

Simon Haroutunian, Commercial Director, added, “Building a strong educational community requires collaboration across multiple disciplines and perspectives. These appointments bring together clinicians and educators with a genuine passion for advancing regenerative aesthetic medicine responsibly and thoughtfully. We’re looking forward to working with them as RAMI continues to grow its educational reach and industry partnerships.” 

The new appointments come as RAMI continues to expand its educational offering, with an increasing focus on regenerative injectables, longevity, tissue health, personalised medicine and evidence-based clinical practice.