Out and about: BCAM, Church House Conference Centre, London

The British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) held its annual conference last week (September 21) at the Church House Conference Centre, Westminster, London. 

This year’s event featured two agendas focussed on evidence-based medicine and business strategies. Speakers included Mr Dalvi Humzah, Dr Tapan Patel, Dr Kate Goldie, Dr Patrick Treacy, Dr Sabrina Shah-Desai, Dr Lucy Glancey, Dr Leah Totton, Dr Beatriz Molina, Dr Sandeep Cliff, Dr Tahera Bhojani Lynch, Dr Rupert Critchley and Dr Zunaid Alli. 

BCAM conference director Dr Ruth Harker said, “A key element of this year’s BCAM conference is the introduction of a new, higher qualification, our membership examination or MBCAM, which will see BCAM members recognised fully for the pioneers they are. 

“I would like to thank all the speakers, demonstrators, delegates, exhibitors, sponsors and staff without whom the event would not have become the flagship meeting of our profession.” 

The 2020 event will take place on Saturday, September 19 at Church House Westminster.