Sunday 18th May 2025
The Old Swan Hotel, Harrogate
Sunday 18th May 2025
The Old Swan Hotel, Harrogate
Session times and titles are subject to change
‘Somebody is sitting in the shade today because somebody planted a tree a long time ago’ is one of many quotes made by Warren Buffet – American investor, entrepreneur and businessman with a net worth in the region of $138 billion. It is a great favourite of mine for it simply reminds me of why I passionately believe in medical photography within clinical practice across the continuum of care.
Foresight ‘the ability to predict what will happen or be needed in the future’ – and Hindsight ‘Understanding of a situation or event only after it has happened or developed’ must never been confused in clinical practice.
Hindsight – ‘is the ability to understand, after something has happened, what should have been done or what caused the event – Collins English Dictionary
Medical imaging/photography ‘Providing the Evidence in the support and delivery of clinical Excellence’ a thousand words in one digital image.
In this session, Richard will explore the most effective AI strategies for enhancing marketing efforts and driving patient acquisition. He will share key insights on how clinics are successfully leveraging AI to optimize their outreach and attract new patients.
Join us for an upcoming session on holistic management of menopausal changes, with a special focus on skin-related concerns. We’ll explore how to effectively support patients through these changes with practical, compassionate strategies.
The rising use of GLP-1 receptor agonists like Ozempic for weight loss and diabetes management has introduced new considerations in aesthetic medicine, particularly with dermal filler treatments. Significant facial volume loss, skin laxity, and altered metabolic responses present challenges for practitioners using hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers. This presentation outlines a tailored approach to managing the aesthetic needs of Ozempic patients, emphasizing thorough assessment, product selection from the comprehensive Croma Pharma portfolio, and injection techniques that prioritize safety and natural outcomes.
Care Quality Commission regulation plays a role in ensuring high standards of safety, effective patient outcomes and a responsive service. By adhering to CQC fundamental standards and regulations, a business can demonstrate compliance, accountability, and commitment to quality care, which enhances patient trust and professional credibility. CQC registration is an important pathway for ensuring health professionals remain safe. It instils a culture of sound governance and safe care. This talk will help delegates to understand the benefits of CQC registration for both the business and professional safeguarding and how employing a culture of safety, transparency, and innovation can lead to better patient outcomes and business success.
Think Elle Woods meets aesthetic nursing! Join Jen Vittanuova for a fast-paced, fabulously frank session on the legal red flags of regenerative treatments, because glowing skin is great, but so is staying out of court.
Introduction to intimate wellbeing in aesthetic practice. Considering the key intimate wellbeing concerns and the therapeutic tools & treatments targeted towards supporting patients.
Nurse Mottie from Klira on how bespoke prescriptive skincare can deliver optimum treatment of common skincare conditions, including Photoageing, Rosacea, Melasma and Acne.
This session explores the critical connection between internal health, particularly gut health and targeted supplementation, and the effectiveness of aesthetic treatments and overall longevity. A core concept is a connection between internal vitality and external radiance, with discussions on how optimising gut health and nutrient intake supports cellular longevity and a youthful appearance. Importantly, the session will stress the necessity of an individualised approach to supplementation and gut health strategies, recognising that each person's needs are unique.