About Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition (ACE)
ACE, the Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition, is a leading UK event for the non-surgical medical aesthetics profession, held at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London. It is organised by Easyfairs as part of the wider Aesthetics brand, which also includes Aesthetics Journal, the Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress and The Aesthetics Awards.
Visitors are medical aesthetic practitioners, including doctors, nurses, dentists and prescribers, as well as clinic owners and managers. Many decide which products and treatments their clinics offer, which gives the audience real purchasing influence.
Exhibitors include pharmaceutical companies supplying toxins and fillers, device manufacturers, skincare brands, training providers and business service companies. Major industry names sponsor the event, and its main auditorium carries a leading brand's name.
Education is central to ACE. A free programme of CPD-accredited sessions runs across several theatres with a large faculty of speakers, alongside round table discussions, mentoring and a networking trail. That content gives clinicians a clear professional reason to attend and keeps them in the venue across both days.
The Aesthetics Awards are held in the evening after the second day, bringing many of the profession's leading names together and adding a social focus to the week. For suppliers, ACE offers direct access to treatment and purchasing decision makers in a profession with high standards for evidence and presentation.
Next edition
Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition (ACE) 2027: what to expect
ACE 2027 takes place on Friday 12 and Saturday 13 March at the Business Design Centre, with doors open from 9:00 to 17:00 on the Friday and 9:00 to 16:00 on the Saturday. The Aesthetics Awards follow on the evening of 13 March.
The programme runs across six free theatres with more than 100 speakers. New for this edition is the Cutting Edge Theatre, which focuses on pioneering theories and emerging concepts.
The Business Design Centre has its own access routes, height limits and delivery arrangements, so stand designs should be checked against the venue manual early. Any claims on graphics need to comply with advertising rules for medicines and medical devices, particularly where prescription-only products are involved.