Across two impactful days, you can experience free-to-attend CPD-verified conferences within 7 dedicated theatres at CCR.
Covering regenerative medicine, injectables, devices, hair and skin health, dentistry, medical longevity, business, and more, CCR gives healthcare professionals and clinic owners the opportunity to explore the latest science, innovations, and skills to elevate their practice.
Plus, watch live treatment demonstrations and learn new techniques from leading experts in medical aesthetics. The CCR conference programme is where the UK community unites to discover the future of medical aesthetics.
Statement about independent content restrictions at CCR
Aesthetics, including the Aesthetics journal, ACE, CCR, and The Aesthetics Awards, relies on advice from its Clinical Advisory Board and key industry associations regarding clinical matters.
The current advice is that invasive aesthetic treatments like dermal fillers, botulinum toxin, threads, and similar procedures should be performed by qualified medical doctors, dentists, nurses, and prescribing pharmacists. These practitioners must be registered on the GMC/NMC/GPhC /GDC (dentists only) or equivalent international registers.
As a result, the educational independent content sessions related to such treatments, presented at our events such as ACE and CCR, will only be available to these qualified professionals. Visitors should check the individual session on the ACE/CCR agenda to confirm which professionals are permitted entry.
For the Aesthetics Journal Arena, we will follow the advice of the JCCP, restricting the content to the professionals on the JCCP Practitioner Register Part A listed here: Regulated Professions
Sponsored content restrictions at CCR
Some sessions at CCR are sponsored (typically with the brand name in the title). Due to the nature of the content, these sessions may only be open to practitioners on certain medical registers. These requirements are put in place by the sponsors or brand hosting the session, and it is completely up to their discretion. Any further questions should be addressed to the session host directly.
Unless stated in the title, sessions in the CCR agenda are likely to be non-sponsored. These sessions are independently created and have no affiliation with any pharmaceutical company.
All content shown in the Aesthetics Arena and some sessions in the Symposium Stage also may have some restrictions. These sessions can be found on our Agenda for CCR.
Your badge type will allow you to have access to certain sessions, you will be given this access once you have provided us with your medical registration – GMC, NMC, GDC (Dentist), GPhC.
If you believe you should be given access to these sessions, please email info@ccrlondon.com or visit the Conference Help Desk for assistance.
However, there is still plenty of content open to all attendees. Everyone is welcome to attend all sessions in the In Practice Theatre, Innovation Forum, and Medical Longevity Summit, as well as select clinical presentations in other theatres, such as some on the Aesthetics Mastery Theatre.
There is still plenty of content open to all attendees. All content in the In Practice Theatre, Innovation Forum and Medical Longevity Summit are open to everyone, as well as certain clinical sessions in other theatres including some on the Aesthetics Mastery Theatre.
Education at CCR
Yes! All theatre sessions are CPD-certified by The CPD Group, and attendees can gain up to 16 CPD points by attending CCR.
Personalised CPD certificate access will be sent out to visitors who attended the sessions after the event.
A huge benefit of attending CCR is the ability to watch live treatment demonstrations from the leading practitioners in the field. Live demonstrations will take place at the Innovation Stage, Symposium Stage and the Aesthetics Journal Arena. To find out what sessions have live demonstrations, you can check out the agenda.
Statement about independent content restrictions at Aesthetics Events 2026
Aesthetics, including the Aesthetics Journal, ACE, CCR, and The Aesthetics Awards, relies on advice from its Clinical Advisory Board and key industry associations regarding clinical matters.
The current advice is that invasive aesthetic treatments like dermal fillers, botulinum toxin, threads, and similar procedures should be performed by qualified medical doctors, dentists, nurses, and prescribing pharmacists. These practitioners must be registered on the GMC/NMC/GPhC /GDC (dentists only) or equivalent international registers.
As a result, the educational independent content sessions related to such treatments, presented at our events such as ACE and CCR, will only be available to these qualified and registered professionals. Visitors should check the individual session on the ACE/CCR agenda to confirm which professionals are permitted entry. Unless stated in the title, sessions in the CCR agenda are likely to be non-sponsored. These sessions are independently created and have no affiliation with any pharmaceutical company.
For the Aesthetics Journal Arena, we will follow the advice of the JCCP, restricting the content to the professionals on the JCCP Practitioner Register Part A listed here: Regulated Professions
Sponsored content restrictions at Aesthetics Events 2026
Some sessions at CCR are sponsored (typically with the brand name in the title). Due to the nature of the content, these sessions may only be open to practitioners on certain medical registers. These requirements are put in place by the sponsors or brand hosting the session, and it is completely up to their discretion. Any further questions should be addressed to the session host directly.
Unless stated in the title, sessions in the CCR agenda are likely to be non-sponsored. These sessions are independently created and have no affiliation with any pharmaceutical company.
Session access will be identified on the app within each session and website agenda. For more information, please contact info@ccrlondon.com or alternatively, visit the Conference Help Desk located at the registration area at the front of the show.
All content in the Aesthetics Journal Arena and some sessions on Innovation Forum and/or Mastery Theatre might have access restrictions. Please check each individual session in the agenda for more information on access restrictions as some individual sponsored sessions in the theatres have restricted access.
There is plenty of clinical and business educational sessions open to all attendees. The majority of sessions in the In Practice Theatre, Innovation Forum and Medical Longevity Summit are open to everyone, as well as certain clinical sessions in other theatres including some on the Aesthetics Mastery Theatre.
No, all sessions are free-to-attend and seats will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Please arrive 10 minutes before sessions start as spaces will fill quickly.
Your badge type will allow you access to certain sessions. If you do not have your medical register stated on your badge – GMC, NMC, GDC (Dentists), GPhC – and believe you should, please email info@ccrlondon.com or go to the Conference Help Desk for assistance.
