Wigmore Presents 2025

In his only UK appearance this year, Founder of ZO Skin Health and world renowned Dermatologist, Dr Zein Obagi will be joined by Chief Scientist Rick Woodin for an in-depth skin health symposium.
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Join us on Saturday April 26th to get a first-hand insight into Dr Obagi’s visionary approach to skin health and rejuvenation, and be the first to learn about an innovative new product launch.  

ZO Skin Health pushes the boundaries of traditional skincare with powerful ingredients, patented formulations and unique delivery systems. Discover how you can help your patients achieve and maintain healthy skin, regardless of age, ethnicity, skin condition or skin type.

Back by popular demand, our 'blind date' session uncovers the consultation process, allowing delegates to see in real-time how leading practitioners assess and treat. Join our international luminaries as they each walk through their own signature treatment approach to one patient; what they see, how they find out the patients’ concerns, their clinical assessment and exactly how they would treat, step-by-step. 

Audience members are invited to play along, and mark up their own 2D patient in their Workbook to see how their approach compares to the experts. There is no one way to consult, assess and treat, and this lively interactive session is sure to spark debate!

Patients in aesthetic medicine are diverse, multi-ethnic and increasingly informed. We are progressively seeing patients from across the spectrum of ethnicity present with complex dyschromias and the conventional ‘hands-off’ approach is not good enough. 
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The treatment of skin of colour remains a difficult topic for many aesthetic clinicians, and often outcomes are less than optimal due to undertreatment or the wrong course of action, leading to complications.

At Wigmore Presents, we are expanding our coverage on skin of colour into a masterclass, with a central session to elevate your knowledge of this challenging and essential area of practice. 

Learn how to improve clinical outcomes by treating the full face. Like any industry, medicine sees fads and fashions come and go. None more so than the utility of botulinum toxin in aesthetic medicine. 

The focus of foundation training in this speciality is on the cosmetic outcome for patients - because that is what they perceive they need. However, the impact of wider neuromodulation of facial musculature is coming back into vogue - and rightly so. 

It is not only understanding, but evidence that underpins this shift. The importance of treating the full face with toxin is clear, and allows for greater excellence in clinical outcome.  The key is in the knowledge and skill - and the session will open this up for every clinician.