Wigmore Presents 2024

02 July 2024
Volume 13 · Issue 4

Abstract

With two days of lectures, over 40 speakers, 20 CPD points and an unforgettable networking evening, Rebecca Barnes recaps some of Wigmore Presents' 2024 highlights

Held at the Royal College of Physicians on 20th and 21st April, the third Wigmore Presents featured a roster of renowned speakers over two days of insightful talks and workshops. This years ’ agenda highlights included updates on regenerative medicine, choosing the appropriate product for optimum results, and the evolving use of neurotoxins. Delegates let their hair down after a productive day one at Wigmore Medicals' Turn Back Time 80s afterparty at The Refinery to drink, dance and ‘Relax’ with industry peers. Meanwhile, bottles of champagne and trophies for best dressed male, female, team and dancer were handed out to the worthy winners, Dr Sundeep Varma, Dr Rita Poddar, HydroPeptide and Dr Tapan Patel.

‘Men are not so good at keeping to regular appointments’ - Dr Emma Ravichandran

Kicking offday one in the Wolfson Theatre, eminent doctors Emma Ravichandran and Raj Thethi took to the stage to discuss the middle-aged male face and its increasingly relevant challenges. IPL, toxin, filler and other treatments were cited as being relevant choices for male clients, with Thethi telling delegates that men tend to look better as they age. Meanwhile, Chair Dr Nestor Demosthenous revealed that more product is required for the male face due to the presence of larger facial muscles.

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