Aesthetic Medicine holds first ever India trade show in Mumbai

By

Isabelle Crossley

Published
Sep 20, 2019

The Aesthetic Medicine trade show held its first ever Indian edition from September 15 to 16 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre and brought together international aesthetics firms for a range of networking opportunities and conferences.

Aesthetic Medicine, which runs two trade shows a year in the UK in London and Manchester, held its first ever Aesthetic Medicine India Expo on Sunday and Monday in Mumbai. The event was curated by Dr Neeta Patel, former president of the Indian Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, and was endorsed by IAAPS, as well as the Cosmetic Dermatology Society India.

The event allowed domestic and international businesses to showcase the latest beauty treatments available on the market and meet suppliers. A number of business sessions focused on how to run a successful aesthetic practice and emerging industry trends, the trade show posted on its parent company Professional Beauty’s website. 

Aesthetic Medicine also featured a scientific conference to bring together clinical, business, and practical education through interactive sessions. Skincare and haircare topics were covered in the sessions, as well as facial melanosis, treating the ageing face chronologically, and treating scars non-surgically. 

Monday featured sessions on non-chemical beauty treatments, micro-blading, and skin microbiome among other topics. Participating brands in the trade show included Dolphin Skin Solutions, Skinnovation, Doctor’s Invention Professional, Mktg. Doctor, Merz Aesthetics, Tejco, SBL United Dermashine, and Spark Multitrade among others.