Wigmore Presents 2025
If you haven’t booked your tickets yet, here’s five reasons why you should
With full delegate passes running low, do not hesitate to book your tickets to this renowned educational event, complete with a masterclass on regenerative medicine and longevity and the wildest wild west networking event this side of the Atlantic! See below for featured highlights.
1. Anatomy masterclass
Prof Sebastian Cotofana, the world’s leading anatomist, will be linking in directly from Argentina on Saturday afternoon alongside a distinguished panel of colleagues from the RCP: Dr David Eccleston, Dr Simon Ravichandran and Dr Raj Thethi on the Wolfson Theatre stage. This cutting-edge, state-of-the-art virtual session will showcase 3D modelling of a cadaver dissection live from Buenos Aires. As an educator,
Professor Cotofana is dedicated to teaching both basic and clinically applied anatomy to healthcare professionals globally. His research focuses on applied clinical and functional anatomy of the face, particularly concerning surgical and non-surgical treatments. He has authored over 250 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and online communications, contributing significantly to the scientific literature in aesthetic medicine.
2. ZO Skin Health Symposium
Do not miss your only opportunity this year to see Dr Zein Obagi live in the UK. Along with Rick Woodin, ZO’s Chief Scientist, Dr Lauren Jamieson, Dr Anna Hemming, and Sara Cheeney, Saturday’s ZO Symposium in the Seligman Theatre will bring to life the importance of skin health restoration in aesthetics and how to treat common skin problems.
Alice Hart-Davis of the Tweakments Guide will also be asking the key questions to Dr Obagi, about his techniques, products and experiences.
3. Meet the press
We are lucky to have a formidable press event, where leading aesthetic journalists will be hosting an interactive session for you to learn about how to work with the press and gain media attention, building key relationships along the way. Come and learn about what topics and events are interesting and relevant to the industry press, why some items are considered newsworthy and, finally, the importance of expert commentary, how it works and how to offer it. Please join journalists and writers Alice Hart-Davis, Luca Ferrari, Victoria Woodhall, Francesca Ogiermann-White and Olivia Falcon to discuss these topics and more on Friday afternoon in the Seligman Theatre.
Emerging technologies in cell science Dr Pamela Mok and Kurt Wee will be coming from Singapore to discuss their groundbreaking research and commercialisation efforts in regenerative medicine, with a focus on stem cell-derived secretome technology.
With a vision to harness the body’s intrinsic repair mechanisms to develop next-generation therapeutics for tissue regeneration, anti-ageing applications, and chronic wound healing, this talk on Friday afternoon will be one for the future.
4. Wigmore Village
Alongside our exhibitors, Wigmore Medical will be taking control of the Lasdun Hall to show you all the ways that we can help you grow your business and your knowledge and development in the aesthetics industry. Our exclusive brands, with exclusive offers, will be showcased alongside a number of new product launches—complete with balloons! So do not forget to come and pay us a visit —as we all know, it takes a village to raise a child (in this case, your business).
5. Wigmore’s Wild West
Yee Haw! As we are putting the final touches to our networking event, we hope you are putting the final touches to your outfits! There will be prizes for the best-dressed male, female and team—so bring out those cowboy boots, flaunt that fringing and glam up in gingham; we cannot wait to see you there, mint julep in hand.
Tickets are running low. Head to wigmorepresents.com to book your place.