top of page
shutterstock_2670104373.jpg

The truth about rosacea in skin of colour

In recent years, dermatology has been called out for underrepresenting and sometimes misrepresenting skin conditions in Black skin and skin of colour. 

shutterstock_1823415854.jpg

The Science of Synergy: Combining advanced technologies to transform skin and grow practices?

Non-invasive treatments are shaping the future of aesthetic treatments. 

shutterstock_2585958359.jpg

PCOS in Black women: the overlooked realities in beauty and health

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects around one in 10 women of reproductive age. It is one of the most common hormonal conditions seen in clinics, but when it comes to Black women, the conversation often falls short.  

MORE STORIES
shutterstock_2653865079.jpg

Baby Botox vs Microtox

The aesthetic market is moving towards natural and preventative treatments, and botulinum toxin is no exception to this rule. Terms such as ‘Baby Botox’ and ‘Microtox’ are everywhere, but what is the difference between these trending treatments? 

injection.jpg

Scrotox has seen growing curiosity among Brits in recent years. Receiving over 46,000 searches according to Google Search Data, so what exactly is Scrotox?

Scrotal botulinum toxin, also known as ‘Scrotox’, is associated with both cosmetic treatments and medical conditions.

vulva.jpg

Ozempic Vulva’ is trending, but is it a thing?

Not a week goes by without a new GLP-1 phenomenon affecting a different part of the body, it seems. We’ve had ‘Ozempic Face,’ ‘Ozempic Butt,’ and this week, it's ‘Ozempic Vulva.’ 

Aesthetic Medicine

Aesthetic Medicine produces market-leading exhibitions and conferences for the aesthetic medicine market. Our aim is to expand the market for aesthetic treatments. We do this by helping people working in the profession to become better business people and we are active in encouraging new people and businesses into the profession. 

© All material on this web site is subject to copyright and remains the property of 


All events organised by TE Trade Events (PTY) Ltd are open only to trade and professional visitors over the age of 16, with the exception of our medical beauty events for which the minimum age restriction is over 18.  Under no circumstances will prams, babies, pushchairs or buggies be permitted. No exceptions will be made.

  • Instagram
  • Facebook
About Us
Terms & Conditions
bottom of page