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The future of aesthetics came to life at AM London

In May, Aesthetic Medicine returned to London Olympia for its eleventh year, and what a return it was. Over two busy days, AM London 2025 brought together 3167 aesthetic professionals, creating a space where innovation, education, and connection flourished under the theme “Discover the Future of Aesthetics.”

Practitioners, clinic owners, and aesthetic professionals from across the country gathered to experience what’s set to define the market in the year ahead. From the moment the doors opened, the energy on the show floor was palpable. Leading brands showcased new technologies and products that pushed the boundaries of what’s possible in modern aesthetics, while headline sponsor Cutera drew particular attention with their latest advancements in treatment innovation.

Education remained a cornerstone of the event, with packed-out sessions taking place across multiple stages. The Regenerative Medicine Conference was a highlight for many, offering in-depth insights into one of the industry’s fastest-growing sectors. Elsewhere, the Face and Body and Business stages provided attendees with valuable clinical knowledge and practical strategies to elevate their practice. Clinical agendas saw partnerships with the British Association of Medical Aesthetic Nurses (BAMAN), British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) and Complications in Medical Aesthetics Collaborative (CMAC) as well as injectales live demos. There was a clear appetite for learning, and the programme delivered across the board.

Live demonstrations gave delegates the chance to see techniques and technologies in action, and the opportunity to learn directly from key opinion leaders was a huge draw. Watching a treatment performed live, followed by expert commentary, added real depth to the learning experience and helped bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Beyond the educational value, AM London 2025 was about community. The event created a relaxed, friendly atmosphere where conversations flowed easily – whether over coffee in one of the networking lounges or while exploring the exhibition. New connections were made, ideas exchanged, and partnerships formed that are sure to shape the industry in the months to come.

Visitors also appreciated the chance to get hands-on with the tech on display. Many exhibitors offered tactile experiences, allowing practitioners to test out devices and products in person, something you simply can’t replicate online. And for those ready to invest, there were plenty of exclusive show deals and discounts to take advantage of.

Whether you came to learn, shop, network, or simply be inspired, AM London 2025 delivered. As the industry continues to evolve at pace, this year’s show proved once again why it remains a key calendar event for aesthetic professionals looking to stay ahead.

Missed it? Visit us at our Manchester show at Manchester Central on September 28-29. Register your interest here: aestheticmed.co.uk/northMissed

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June 2025
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Dear readers
Welcome to the June issue of Aesthetic Medicine
Meet the experts
The Aesthetic Medicine editorial board’s clinical expertise and diverse range of specialities help ensure the magazine meets the needs of the readers. In this issue, we have received guidance from the following members:
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Treatment review: Saypha Lips
Lisa Merrigan visited this month’s cover star, Alexandra Mills, for a treatment with Croma’s newest product
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