The Aesthetic Medicine Convention Johannesburg 2026 returns on 15 to 16 May at The Focus Rooms, bringing together leading practitioners, suppliers and innovators. With two dedicated conference streams, delegates can explore the latest treatment innovations, technologies and business insights. Take advantage of the limited-time early bird offer and save 25% on tickets before 18 April 2026.

The Aesthetic Medicine Convention Johannesburg 2026 will take place on 15 to 16 May 2026 at The Focus Rooms in Sandton, bringing together leading practitioners, suppliers and innovators in the aesthetic medicine industry. Designed for qualified medical practitioners and clinic teams, the event offers two days of education, networking and discovery, with expert-led conference sessions and an exhibition showcasing the latest technologies, devices and skincare solutions for mode

Many women are turning to unusual and sometimes dangerous home remedies in an attempt to tighten vaginal muscles, from apple cider vinegar tampons to herbal pastes promoted online. Dr Rekha Tailor, founder and medical director of Health & Aesthetics, explains why these viral trends can be harmful and highlights the treatments that are actually supported by medical evidence, including pelvic floor therapy, Emsella treatments and energy-based vaginal rejuvenation technologies.

The Aesthetic Medicine Convention Johannesburg 2026 will take place on 15–16 May 2026 at The Focus Rooms. Bringing together aesthetic doctors, practitioners, clinic owners and industry professionals, the two-day convention will focus on innovation, best practice and the future of aesthetic medicine, offering an inspiring platform for learning, collaboration and professional growth.

Baby Botox and Microtox are trending natural, preventative botulinum toxin treatments. Baby Botox uses small doses in traditional areas to soften lines while keeping expression, whereas Microtox is diluted and injected superficially to refine pores, reduce oiliness, and improve skin texture. Both offer subtle, fresh results, appealing to patients seeking natural enhancements without the “frozen” look, with shorter-lasting but highly customised outcomes.

Integrating mental health screening into aesthetic consultations enhances patient care and outcomes. Nurse prescriber Julie Scott highlights the importance of tools like PHQ-9 and Veale body image questionnaires to identify issues like depression and BDD. Building trust through empathy and transparent communication helps manage expectations and ensures ethical treatments tailored to each patient’s mental and physical well-being.

Inclusivity in aesthetic clinics goes beyond language—it’s about creating safe, affirming spaces where LGBTQIA+ patients feel seen and respected. With 62% saying appearance expresses their gender identity, representation matters. Simple changes like gender-neutral service names and inclusive staff can build trust and loyalty. Discover how small shifts and platforms like Vagaro can help your clinic become a truly welcoming space for all.

Join the Aesthetic Medicine Convention 2025 for world-class education, hands-on training, and access to the latest innovations shaping the future of aesthetics. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your skills and grow your practice—now with an exclusive 10% discount on delegate passes.

Menopause care is evolving in aesthetics. Discover key trends shaping treatments, from regenerative skincare to hormone balancing.

How does the menstrual cycle impact pain sensitivity in aesthetic treatments? Experts weigh in on patient care and pain management.

Discover the benefits of local anaesthesia for cosmetic procedures: reduced risk, faster recovery, cost-effective, and minimal downtime.

AR in surgery could revolutionise procedures, improving precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes, especially in complex reconstructions.

Francesca Otote shares insights on ethical aesthetic practices, treating younger patients, consultations, and the value of preventative care

Longevity, biohacking & treatment stacking lead 2025’s top aesthetic trends, shaping a future of personalised & regenerative treatments.

MRI study confirms standard injection protocols for glabellar lines remain effective, debunking pattern-specific treatment strategies.

Join the AQ Tissue Repair Masterclass on 10 February 2025 to explore advanced growth factor technology in aesthetics. Earn 3 CPD points!

IMCAS World Congress 2025, showcasing medical aesthetics advancements, will be held in Paris from January 30 to February 1.

FDA approves BOTOX® Cosmetic for platysma bands, offering a non-surgical solution to improve the appearance of neck bands and jawline.

APRASSA Congress & ISAPS Symposium 2024 in Cape Town showcased global experts discussing facial aesthetics, rejuvenation, and surgery.

MASA Medical Aesthetics and Spa, a new clinic founded by Dr Lati Maloka