Prof Patrick Treacy Named Recipient of M.A.M.I. STAR AWARD 2026 for Excellence in Cosmetic Medicine

The M.A.M.I. STAR AWARD for Excellence in Cosmetic Medicine 2026 has announced its latest recipients, highlighting practitioners who demonstrate consistent excellence in aesthetic medicine based on a multi-source evaluation process.

According to the organisers, the recognition follows an independent review model designed to identify leading professionals in the field. The methodology is described as being similar in philosophy to the Michelin Guide, with recipients assessed through a combination of public and confidential feedback sources.

These include:
• Anonymous patients and clients
• Industry professionals and clinicians
• Independent experts within cosmetic medicine

Practitioners are evaluated against structured criteria, including:
• Clinical results and patient outcomes
• Standards and patient safety
• Professional reputation within the medical community
• Innovation and contribution to cosmetic medicine
• Consistency of patient experience

Recognition awarded to Dr Patrick Treacy

Professor Dr Patrick Treacy, Medical Director of Ailesbury Clinics, has been recognised for his contribution to cosmetic medicine and clinical practice.

The evaluation incorporates public and confidential information from:

• Anonymous patients/clients
• Industry insiders (Doctors, professionals)
• Independent experts within cosmetic medicine

Doctors are assessed on structured criteria, including:

• Clinical results and patient outcomes
• Standards and patient safety
• Professional reputation in the community and among colleagues
• Innovation and contribution to cosmetic medicine
• Consistency of patient experience”

About the award process

The M.A.M.I. STAR AWARD programme states that selection is based on an independent review process, with no application requirement and no fees involved. The initiative aims to recognise practitioners considered to demonstrate high standards across clinical practice, innovation, and patient care.

The committee also notes that the programme includes a public listing of recognised experts and allows for peer nominations within the field.