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The Wigmore Presents team is working hard behind the scenes to make this year’s conference the best ever, and we are pleased to announce two further agendas to sit alongside our focus on injectables, longevity and regeneration, skincare, and equipment, namely a business agenda on Saturday 18th April, and a BAMAN led nurses’ educational agenda on Sunday 19th April. The weekend promises to have something for everyone in the industry and in your team. With more speakers confirmed below, and more to come, you need to put this in your diary; have you bought your ticket yet?
Friday 17th April
Seligman — The effect of
regenerative medicine on quality of life and longevity | |
| 9:30 | Welcome, David Hicks |
| Chair | Dr Lauren Jamieson |
| 9:40 | Keynote talk and overview, quality of life as part of longevity, Prof Syed Haq |
| 10:30 | Adipose tissue as a regenerative organ, Prof George Titovets |
11:00 Coffee break | |
| Chair | Julie Scott |
| 11:30 | The scientific and ethical basis for regenerative medicine approaches to longevity,Prof Anton Enright |
| 12:30 | From skin to cell: mitochondrion health as the foundation of aesthetics and longevity, Dr Brandon Brock |
13:00 Lunch | |
| Chair | Julie Scott, Ian Vitek |
| 14:00 | Immune-repertoire sequencing in clinical diagnoses, Prof Zhe Wang |
| 15:00 | -Next generation saliva tests for hormones, immunity and infection monitoring, Dr Meng Han Kuok |
| 15:30 | Regenerative dermatology, Dr Beibei Du Harper |
16:00 Coffee break | |
| Chair | Julie Scott, Ian Vitek |
| 16:30 | An update in regenerative medicine, Prof Mike Chan |
| 17:30 | Theory is one thing; how do I make it work? Dr Mayoni Gooneratne |
18:00 Conference close | |
Saturday 18th April
Wolfson — Injectables | Seligman—Skincare, devices and rejuvenation | Council Chamber | |||
| 9:30 | Welcome, Julie Scott | 9:00 | Welcome, Dr Lauren Jamieson | 9:00 | Welcome, David Hicks |
| Chair | Dr Claire Kiely, Julie Scott | Chair | Dr Tim Flynn, Rhianna Bell | Chair | Dr Nabil Elmadawi |
| 9:40 | The moral compass, Dr Simon Withey | 9:40 | Treating clinical skin concerns with in-clinic skincare, Dr Lauren Jamieson | 9:40 | Complications: what you don’t know can hurt, Dr Max Malik, Dr Beatriz Molina, Dr Raj Thethi |
| 10:00 | Eyes: the mirror to your soul, Dr Zunaid Alli, Dr Elizabeth Hawkes, Dr Tanja Phillips | ||||
11:00 Exhibition and coffee break | |||||
| Chair | Dr Simon Ravichandran | Chair | Dr Lauren Jamieson, Jana Ronnert | Chair | Dr Nabil Elmadawi |
| 11:30 | What’s in a kiss? Perioral and lower face harmonisation, Dr Tatyana Lapa-Enright, Mr James Olding, Dr Emma Ravichandran, Dr Raj Thethi | 11:30 | All skin is not the same: skin quality toolbox, Prof Chris Griffiths, Dr Claire Kiely, Ian Vitek | 11:30 | Women’s health: I feel like I have aged overnight, Dr Mayoni Gooneratne |
| 12:00 | Matters of menopause: sorting through the noise, Dr Masud Haq | ||||
| 12:30 | Prejuvenation era,Miss Sherina Balaratnam | ||||
13.00 Exhibition and lunch | |||||
| Chair | Dr Jordan Faulkner, Julie Scott | Chair | Dr Eleanor Hartley, Dr Lauren Jamieson | Chair | Dr JJ Masani, Dr Olivia McCabe-Robinson |
| 14:30 | Approaches to treating the mid and lower face with botulinum toxin, Sharon Bennett, Dr Beatriz Molina, Mr James Olding, Dr Priya Verma | 14:30 | Treating the skin spectrum: what would you do? Dr Zunaid Alli, Dr Kai John, Dr Tanja Philips, Dr Mary Sommerlad | 14:30 | The GLP-1 face: deflation, disproportion and volume replacement, Dr Kai John |
| 14:50 | The GLP-1 face: what is changing under your skin, Dr Masud Haq | ||||
| 15:15 | The pros and cons of GLP-1, Dr Stephen Mulholland | ||||
| 15:40 | The GLP-1 face: dermafiller paradox, Dr Simon Ravichandran | ||||
| 16:05 | It is not just the face: GLP-1 associated hair loss, Dr Tatyana Lapa-Enright 16:15 Exhibition and coffee | ||||
16.15 Exhibition and coffee break | |||||
| Chair | Dr Tim Flynn, Julie Scott | Chair | Dr Lauren Jamieson, Dr Olivia McCabe-Robinson | Chair | Rhianna Bell, Dr Tanja Phillips |
| 16:35 | PLLA: The next generation | 16:35 | The power of peptides in treatment synergy, Anna Baker, Prof George Titovets, Ian Vitek | 16:35 | From photons to skin: how light activates mitochondrion energy for skin repair, Dr Brandon Brock |
| 17:05 | Is this the biggest breakthrough in botulinum toxin in thirty years? | ||||
| 17:30 | Cellulite: a new approach to an age-old problem | ||||
| 17:45 | From blind spots to breakthroughs: using nutrient testing in clinic, Julie Scott | ||||
18.00 Conference close | |||||
19.00 Networking event | |||||
Sunday 19th April
Wolfson — Injectables | Council Chamber | ||||
| 9:30 | Welcome | 9:30 | Welcome | ||
| Chair | Dr Tim Flynn, Julie Scott | Chair | Dr Masud Haq, Prof Syed Haq | ||
| 9:40 | Anatomy masterclass, Mr James Olding, Dr Simon Ravichandran | 9:40 | Regenerative medicine, part of the team or not yet the answer, Dr Nabil Elmahdawi | ||
| 10:10 | Exosomes: hype vs evidence, Miss Sherina Balaratnam, Dr Olivia McCabe-Robinson | ||||
11:00 Exhibition and coffee break | |||||
| Chair | Anna Baker, Dr Lauren Jamieson | Chair | Dr JJ Masani, Julie Scott | ||
| 11:30 | Anatomy masterclass, cont. | 11:30 | If your clinic is on fire, what piece of equipment are you saving? Miss Sherina Balaratnam, Dr Rita Rakus, Rebecca Walker | ||
13:00 Exhibition and lunch | |||||
| Chair | Mr James Olding,Prof George Titovets | Chair | Dr Tim Flynn, Dr Lauren Jamison, Julie Scott | ||
| 14:30 | Cellular poetry: the regenerative language of polynucleotides, Anna Baker, Sharon Bennet, Dr Shady Ismail | 14:30 | Blind date, Prof Syed Haq, Alex Mills, Dr Emma Ravichandran, Dr Simon Ravichandran | ||
| 15:30 | Toxins: the definitive update, Dr Shirin Lakhani, Mr James Olding, Dr Beatriz Molina | ||||
16:30 Conference ends / drinks reception | |||||
PROF CHRIS GRIFFITHS
Professor Chris Griffiths, widely regarded as one of the most distinguished dermatologists globally, is a Consultant Dermatologist at KCH and a Professor of Dermatology at KCL.
MR JAMES OLDING
Mr James Olding is a Senior Specialist Registrar in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, and was awarded the Medical Aesthetics Practitioner of the Year at the 2025 Aesthetics Awards.
DR BRANDON BROCK
Dr Brandon Brock is a practitioner in Dallas, Texas with a Doctorate in Nursing, a Doctorate in Chiropractic, as well as a Diplomate in Functional Neurology, Nutrition, Conventional and integrated Medicine.
DR MASUD HAQ
Dr Haq is a Consultant in Diabetes and Endocrinology with a specialist interest in managing patients with the menopause, menstrual disorders, testosterone deficiency, obesity and thyroid conditions.
DR ELIZABETH HAWKES
Dr Hawkes is a leading Consultant Ophthalmic and Oculoplastic Surgeon specialising in upper and lower blepharoplasty in London. She performs advanced facial aesthetics for non-surgical facial and eye rejuvenation.
DR CLARE KIELY
Dr Clare Kiely is a Consultant Dermatologist, and Dermatological and Laser surgeon with a specific interest in photodamage, skin cancer, Mohs micrographic surgery, acne, acne scarring, and aesthetic dermatology.
BAMAN x Wigmore Presents
BAMAN are delighted to collaborate with Wigmore Presents to host a dedicated nurse-led educational agenda. The full day’s programme has been curated around two key areas of clinical practice, showcasing BAMAN’s initiatives with the Association for Prescribers and The British Dermatological Nursing Group (BDNG).
The first session, themed around a professional update in prescribing, will explore topics ranging from specialised prescribing and competence in women’s health/menopause, regulatory considerations/current guidance in delegation, best practice and ethics in medical aesthetic prescribing. As part of this session, BAMAN are delighted to welcome advanced nurses and lecturers, Tracey Jones, Tracey Dennison, Amy Lamb, as well as Gavin Wollacott.
The latter part of the day will be led by BDNG’s educational committee, dermatology nurse consultants and specialists exploring an evidence-based update on a number of commonly occurring skin conditions in medical aesthetic practice. Topics include an evidence-based approach to perioral dermatitis, skin cancer in medical aesthetic practice—understanding scope of practice, SPF: the facts, as well as celebrating excellence in dermatology nursing updates and insights. BAMAN welcomes Dermatology Nurse Consultant Teena Mackenzie,Verity Nolan and Dr Emma Craythorne, alongside Teena Mackenzie and BAMAN Board member Anna Baker, to share their collaborative journeys and the work which both associations have jointly developed as well as future educational projects.
In addition, BAMAN welcomes Dr Brandon Brock as keynote speaker who brings a wealth of clinical, academic and nursing expertise. BAMAN acknowledge and thanks Wigmore Medical for their support and invitation to be part of the WP journey aligning to shared learning, independent and evidence-based education, and best practice.
Calling all clinic managers
The Business Agenda makes its much anticipated return at Wigmore Presents ’26, bringing a fresh perspective to the conference programme. This isn’t your standard business track—it’s a clinically informed agenda shaped by a diverse mix of presenters, including experienced clinical practitioners who understand the realities of running a modern aesthetics clinic. With the business landscape of medical aesthetics evolving, this agenda is designed to keep you fully up to speed on the challenges, and opportunities that matter most to your clinic’s success.
HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT THE PARTY ON SATURDAY NIGHT?
No Wigmore Presents is complete without its networking night! To be held on the Saturday this year, please join us at Little Violet Door on Kingly Street to relive your younger days at the ultimate house party of 2026. Will you be hanging out in the kitchen or in the games room? Cocktails, nibbles and conversation, the event promises to be one to remember.
