Our Partners

The Salon Magazine

The Salon Magazine represents the hair and beauty industry, supporting businesses in ways to increase revenue and improve their salons. Whether the reader specialises in hair, skin, nails or aesthetics, The Salon Magazine covers each sector in every issue, with in-depth focusses on a variety of topics throughout the year.

As a professional journal, The Salon Magazine keeps the reader informed with advice from the industry’s trade organisations such as NHBF, HABIA, BABTAC and The Hair Fellowship, plus other specialists in finance & law and health & safety. Partnered with our brother publication, The Barber Magazine, we can help put your brands in front of the professionals who you should be working with.

The Salon Magazine is the ultimate buying tool for a salon owner/manager who is looking for new brands that will help their business develop.

Aesthetic Medicine

With 10 issues a year and a circulation of 15,000, the title is aimed at specialist clinics and practitioners in this growing sector.

Both the publisher, Trades Exhibitions, and the editor, Vicky Eldridge, have unrivalled specialist knowledge of this market, giving Aesthetic Medicine a unique edge when it comes to meeting the needs of the industry.

A full print & digital subscription is just £49.50 a year and gives you each issue delivered direct to your doorstep, plus access to digital editions.

Consulting Room

Way back in 1994 the founders of The Consulting Room were involved in the launch of Botox® to the UK market. Over the years The Consulting Room team have been at the centre of the industry throughout its development and growth, having personally visited hundreds of practitioners and clinics, attended industry conferences and meetings at home and abroad, and have developed working relationships with national and international practitioners, doctors, experts, suppliers and distributors.

As the industry has evolved, it has become increasingly complex and difficult to access clear information regarding treatments, products, legislation, statistics and clinical information. It is with this in mind that we are committed to continually advance Consulting Room as the most comprehensive and accurate aesthetic information resource for consumers, health and beauty journalists and clinics and practitioners working in the UK market.

Aesthetics

Aesthetics was first established in 2011, under the name Aesthetics Media, with the aim of ensuring the specialty has access to the latest news, techniques, and developments in aesthetic medicine. The portfolio initially consisted of the Aesthetics Journal, a monthly publication, as well as the UK’s leading non-surgical aesthetics conference ACE, and the prestigious The Aesthetics Awards.

In 2019, Aesthetics Media was acquired by Easyfairs, the owner of aesthetic and cosmetic surgery event CCR. This created the ultimate aesthetic platform for specialty professionals to unite, share knowledge, collaborate and learn!

British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM)

The British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) is a charity that exists to advance safe and ethical aesthetic medicine for the benefit of medical practitioners and the public. The College has around 450 members, all doctors and dentists practising aesthetic medicine, and sets the standard for aesthetic medicine in the UK with an award-winning membership examination and rigorous entry requirements.

BCAM offers revalidation and appraisal services to eligible members, holds an annual conference in London with world-class speakers and hosts online educational events for members. BCAM is focused on leading with fact not opinion, providing members with informed guidance including business advice, clinical updates and wellbeing support.

Hamilton Fraser

Hamilton Fraser are the UK's leading cosmetic insurance partner. With over 25 years' experience, they are the industry's leading provider of cosmetic insurance services and were the first to offer medical malpractice insurance specific to the cosmetic industry. As a leader in the market, they attend key events and conferences throughout the year and share our knowledge with aesthetic practitioners.

Taking place on Tuesday 8 October 2024 at the iconic Royal College of Physicians, London, Hamilton Fraser presents the Aesthetics Business Conference, the UK’s first dedicated business conference for aesthetic entrepreneurs seeking to establish an aesthetics business or take their existing venture to the next level.

This year, they have partnered with Menopause in Aesthetics (MIA) to cover safeguarding in aesthetics. We are proud to present a unique take on how to be a successful aesthetics practitioner in 2024.

CMAC

Complications in Medical Aesthetics Collaborative (CMAC) is a Not-for-Profit organisation established in 2020 to support clinicians worldwide in diagnosing and managing complications in medical aesthetics.

The CMAC logo represents the unification and collaboration of different professionals under a banner of clinical excellence. At it's heart, the central circle represents continuous reflection and learning.

Membership of CMAC provides regulated healthcare professionals with expert clinical support, to develop and progress in their ability to assess, diagnose and mange their patients with greater clinical independence and confidence.