Whether you’ve been in the industry for 5 years or 25 years, we have a category for everyone at The Aesthetics Awards! The ceremony is designed to celebrate the hard work of everyone in our specialty, and provide you with the recognition you deserve. Even if you don’t become a Winner, or receive Commendations or High Commendations, simply becoming a Finalist in this competitive industry is a huge achievement, and is something well respected by your peers, colleagues, clients, and patients. It will help to excel your business, providing your clients with assurance that you are top of your game, providing your staff satisfaction that they are working for a successful company, and it also allows you to have something to shout about to the press!

The Aesthetics Awards are open to individuals and companies within the UK and Ireland medical aesthetic specialty. You should check the requirements for each individual category, which can be found here. Those entering the practitioner categories must be healthcare professionals who are registered with their regulatory body (i.e. GMC, NMC, GDC) and have no limitations to practise. All clinic entries must have a registered Medical Director.

The Aesthetics Awards is only open to practitioners and companies who are based or have a subsidiary in the UK and Ireland. If you are unsure if you are eligible to enter, please contact the team at contact@aestheticsjournal.com.

New for 2027, The Aesthetics Awards has introduced a staged entry pricing structure, allowing entrants to secure the lowest rate by submitting early before fees increase at key milestones throughout the entry period. For help and enquiries, please email contact@aestheticsjournal.com.

The Aesthetics Awards has an in-depth entry process, so no practitioner or company can be ‘nominated’. In order to be considered as a Finalist for the Aesthetics Awards, every individual must submit an entry. You cannot submit an entry on someone else’s behalf, unless they are working for you or as your PR or similar representative.

The only category that you can nominate someone for is The Aesthetics Award for Outstanding Achievement in Medical Aesthetics. A form through which to enter these nominations will open August 10th.

Each question in all categories has a strict limit of 300 words and you must not exceed this; however, your entry does not have to meet it. References will be included in the word count, although you may supply a reference list as part of your supplementary materials if it exceeds the word count. Remember it should be clear what references you are referring to in the text of your entry. Supplementary materials which provide extended answers to the questions will be discounted.

How long is a piece of string? This very much depends on the category you are applying for, how long it takes to gather your evidence and accompanying materials, as well as how much information you are including. If you have entered before you might be a bit quicker as you are already accustomed to the process and what you want to showcase. Entrants often tell us that writing, checking and submitting the entry takes anywhere from a day to a week! The thing to remember is that it isn’t something you can just do in an hour or so, so make sure you dedicate plenty of time and get started early!

Your Aesthetics Awards entry is completely confidential and will only be viewed by the Aesthetics team and judges of your specific category. Nobody will be able to access your application through our website. Please note that you will be asked to submit a summary of your entry that may be shared as part of the voting process on the Aesthetics website and in the journal if your entry is chosen as a Finalist. Those entering the result categories must also confirm they have permission to use the images for marketing purposes as these may be displayed at The Aesthetics Awards ceremony, on The Aesthetics Awards website, in The Aesthetics Journal and across social media.

There will be no opportunity to amend your entry once you have submitted your application online, unless you pay a £100 +VAT administration fee and this information is received before shortlisting has begun. If you need to amend your entry, please contact our team contact@aestheticsjournal.com.

You may add relevant supplementary materials to your entry such as: one video, images, references, testimonials, statistics, references, patient surveys and anything else you feel is applicable to your entry. The supplementary materials should be relevant to the entry and mentioned in the relevant question it relates to. Supplementary materials that are deemed irrelevant by the judges or that provide extended answers to the questions will be discounted. Judges will not be expected to read pages upon pages of supplementary materials, so also ensure they are condensed, and remain relevant.

Yes! As long as the category is applicable to you and you fulfil the criteria, you’re eligible to enter, so make sure you don’t restrict yourself to just one. You can enter the same category twice, but it must be a different entry. For example, a company entering two different products for Best New Product is acceptable, but the same clinic entering Best New Clinic twice or Best New Clinic and Best Regional Clinic will not be accepted into both.

Including a video can enhance your entry, making it more engaging and memorable. However, it's important to ensure that your video is of high quality, featuring excellent visuals, sound, and resolution. Only include a video if it is relevant to your entry and clearly reference it in your text, indicating its purpose and the appropriate time to watch it. Additionally, keep your video concise, ideally around 3 minutes, as judges are unlikely to watch lengthy videos.

Entries submitted after the closing date will also be subject to late entry fee. Of course, we are empathetic to exceptional circumstances, so do get in touch and email contact@aestheticsjournal.com for more information. Note that no entries are accepted after the judging process has begun.

We know how busy everyone in aesthetics is at the moment, so if you’re worried you don’t have the time to complete your entry, you can enlist the help of other people in your team like your marketing manager, or go through a PR company who can assist you. There are also several companies out there who specialise in assisting businesses and individuals with their awards writing, so have a search online.

If you are chosen to be a Finalist your before and after images will be displayed at The Aesthetics Awards ceremony, on the Aesthetics Awards website, in the Aesthetics Journal, and across social media. Entrants must therefore confirm they have permission from the patient to use the images for marketing purposes and must be able to show proof of this.

Entry Criteria

In the evolving field of medical aesthetics, certain individuals make an exceptional and lasting contribution to the advancement of the specialty. This award recognises a professional whose career achievements have had a significant impact on standards, progress and best practice in the UK or Ireland. Examples may include leadership, education, collaboration, regulatory progress, innovation or wider initiatives that have moved the specialty forward.

The recipient of The Aesthetics Journal Award For Outstanding Achievement In Medical Aesthetics is chosen by the Aesthetics Journal team following a nomination process.

Nomination Questions

1. Who are you nominating for The Aesthetics Journal Award For Outstanding Achievement In Medical Aesthetics?
2. Why do you believe they deserve this recognition?
3. Describe the specific achievements, initiatives or leadership contributions this person has made to advance medical aesthetics in the UK or Ireland.
4. How has the nominee demonstrated a commitment to raising standards, sharing best practice and positively influencing the wider specialty?
5. Should this person win this award, please list at least 5 key industry individuals who should be approached to comment in the winner’s video.

If you entered or voted in The Aesthetics Awards in 2026, you can log in using the same email address and password as before. If this is your first time entering or voting, or you have not previously created an account on The Aesthetics Awards website, you will need to register for a new account.

If you've forgotten your password, simply select the 'Forgot Password' option on the login page to reset it.

The use of ChatGPT, or other AI platforms, is permitted to assist with writing your entries. The judges will not discredit entries if AI is used, but the level of AI usage will be monitored and relying solely on AI for entry writing is discouraged. We encourage you to use AI as a tool, rather than for writing the full entry. Ensure that your entries are not generic, remain clear and coherent, and provide clear evidence. Please also ensure that British English spelling is used instead of US English.

Relying solely on AI for writing your entry is discouraged and will be monitored. This is because using AI to write the entire entry can result in a lack of uniqueness and clarity. However, we acknowledge that AI can be a valuable tool for refining and enhancing your work. Productive ways to use AI for your entry include checking for spelling and grammar errors or using it to remove words to adhere to word limit restrictions.

The judges are aware that the use of AI is becoming common practice. AI may be used, but the judges are looking for clear answers that are genuine and authentic. Over-reliance on AI to the point where entries lose their uniqueness and coherence will be noticed, and will result in points being deducted. Entries that are written entirely by AI and do not include appropriate evidence, details and authenticity, may be discounted.

Unfortunately, fraudulent emails and unsolicited offers claiming to be associated with The Aesthetics Awards are becoming increasingly common. These may include offers to purchase attendee or entrant lists, requests for payment for unofficial services, or other communications claiming to represent the Awards.

The Aesthetics Awards respects the privacy of all entrants, attendees and partners. We never sell or share personal data with third parties, nor do we authorise any external organisations to sell attendee or entrant lists on our behalf.

The information offered by these companies is often inaccurate, incomplete or obtained without the appropriate permissions, and any use of The Aesthetics Awards name or branding without our authorisation is misleading.

If you receive a suspicious email or unsolicited offer claiming to be connected with The Aesthetics Awards, please do not respond, click on any links or make any payments.

If you are unsure whether a communication is genuine, or if you receive a suspicious solicitation, please contact the Awards team using the official contact details on our website so that we can investigate and take appropriate action.

Finalists for The Aesthetics Awards 2027 will be revealed on 4 January 2026, and are published both in the January issue of the Aesthetics Journal and on The Aesthetics Awards website. Of course, we will also be covering the Awards extensively on social media, so be sure to follow us – @aestheticsjournaluk on Instagram.

Becoming an Aesthetics Awards Finalist is something to shout about! You should take pride in any recognition you have received and communicate this news throughout your business. This prestigious recognition can help you to generate more sales and clients. Let the local press know and make sure you’re posting it on your social media. Every Finalist will receive marketing assets and Finalist logos that they can use to promote their achievement.

As well as the high recognition you will get from your peers in the specialty, as an Aesthetics Awards Finalist you will also receive:

• An announcement in the Aesthetics Journal
• The Aesthetics Awards Finalist logos for your marketing
• Social media mention on the Aesthetics platforms
• Name and description on The Aesthetics Awards website
• Name and description on The Aesthetics Awards Hall of Fame (coming soon)
• Announcement, name and logo on the big screen at the Ceremony
  

There are more than 100 Aesthetics Awards judges in total, who are mainly medical practitioners working within aesthetics. As The Aesthetics Awards is a ceremony for professionals, judged by those who are experts in their field, it’s important that doctors, dentists, nurses and surgeons all take part in the judging. Other judges are comprised of company specialists, including business consultants, marketing specialists, company distributors, insurance providers, and other experts who have a high level of knowledge, experience and expertise in the field.

No! Judges usually assess one or two categories each and usually around six judges assess a single entry. One reason for this is they simply wouldn’t have time – with 25+ categories and hundreds of entries, it would be a very busy few months for them! The main reason, however, is to avoid any conflicts of interest.

Every judge must sign a declaration form before access to the entries is given. On this declaration, they must detail any categories they, or a colleague, has entered or plan to enter, any relevant financial disclosures and any reasons they would not be able to judge a particular category objectively. They must also sign to confirm that they will:

• Endeavour to score fairly based on the merit of each entry
• Treat any information contained within the entries sent in a confidential manner
• Not share the details of the categories they are judging or scores awarded with any external parties
• Not use the information contained within any entries judged for their own commercial or personal purposes

Before assigning categories, the Aesthetics team spends time researching the judge and judges are instructed to notify the team immediately if any further conflicts of interest arise after signing their declaration.

Entries are scored on a special portal on The Aesthetics Awards website. Judges are provided with access to a page dedicated to their assigned categories, which they can log into, save scores and come back to it later, if necessary. The easy-to-use system means judges are able to really concentrate on the content of the entries. The entry is presented in the exact format it is submitted by the entrants and, of course, if entrants have provided supporting evidence, judges can view images and download any documents provided.

For each question, scores are given out of 10 and judges can make further comments at the bottom of each entry. Judges are advised that, although background knowledge of an entrant may inform judgement to a certain extent, they should base their decisions primarily on the entry that has been submitted. Aesthetics specifically asks them to consider the entry holistically and score based on sound evidence, along with a demonstration of commitment to clinical excellence, rather than choosing the most well-known or biggest brand, company or individual.

While each category is different, key things in every entry that the judges will look for include: accuracy, grammar, spelling, evidence, and clear and concise answers which directly relate to the question. Also ensure every question is answered with as much detail as possible, but kept to the designated word count.

Once Finalists are announced, voting opens. We only accept voting on certain categories, so don’t be alarmed if you can’t find an option to vote for your category online and make sure to check that your category has a voted-for element before you encourage people to vote for you! If a category also has a voted-for element, then you can encourage entries via the website. The number of votes will be measured alongside the judges’ scores in a 20-80 ratio, respectively. You can check if your category is voted for here.

Make your opinion count by casting your vote for this year’s Aesthetics Awards Finalists! You can have your say by heading to our website, logging into your account, or creating an account if you don’t already have one, and clicking on the Finalists tab. Once there, you can select any category, and view each entrant. Once you’ve decided on your winner, click the vote button and press submit! You are only able to vote for one entrant per category, so make sure you’ve chosen your favourite.

Please note that not all categories can be voted for, and we do not offer voting on practitioner or clinic categories. If your category does not have a voting option on our website, it is being decided solely by our esteemed panel of judges.

Aesthetics reviews the chosen judges every year and we are open to new judges. If you are someone who considers yourself an expert within the medical aesthetic field, with several years of demonstrable experience in the UK market, then apply here.

Please outline your reasons for wanting to become an Aesthetics Awards judge, why you believe you will be a good judge, what your qualifications are, as well as the specific and unique insights and expertise you can bring. Note that there are no remunerations for becoming an Aesthetics Awards judge, and they should be happy to share their expertise to further progress the UK medical aesthetics field. However, judges are also listed on The Aesthetics Awards website, publicised on social media, and contacted for industry commentary for the Aesthetics Journal. They are also known as being individuals who give back to the speciality and align with our ethos of endorsing and recognising excellence in this growing field.

Being an Aesthetics Awards judge doesn’t mean that you will be a Finalist, Winner, or awarded Commended/Highly Commended at The Aesthetics Awards. Judges are allowed to enter The Aesthetics Awards, but will be treated like all other applicants. They will need to fill out the entry questions to a high standard and with the relevant information to be shortlisted. This will then be reviewed by our judging team, who will be reviewed to ensure there are no conflicts of interest and they will decide on the Finalists and Winners based on applications alone.

The Aesthetics Awards is proud to hold the Advanced Accreditation Trust Mark from the Independent Awards Standards Council - a recognition reserved for awards programmes that demonstrate outstanding credibility and excellence.

This prestigious accolade reflects our commitment to rigorous entry processes, impartial judging standards, and high-quality event delivery.

The Aesthetics Awards – dubbed ‘The Oscars of Aesthetics’ – brings together leading aesthetic professionals for an evening of networking, recognition, celebration and entertainment. As the most well-recognised, longest-serving and prestigious awards event of its kind in the UK, The Aesthetics Awards is a not-to-be-missed event. You can enjoy a three-course meal, a celebrity host, professional photographs, live entertainment and a great chance to network and have fun with your colleagues/peers!

No, The Aesthetics Awards isn’t an invite-only event, and is open to everyone in the medical aesthetic specialty. If you’re a colleague of someone up for an Award and want to come along to show them support, or just want to enjoy the celebrations and networking opportunities, you can purchase tickets via our website! 

All tickets for The Aesthetics Awards must be purchased through the Awards website. Tickets go on sale in August and are available until they sell out. As the Awards ceremony sells out every year, we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment.

The Early-bird offer is available until December 31. Tickets will sell out, so to be a part of the aesthetics community, be sure to secure your place at The Aesthetics Awards 2027 early! Tickets will be on sale August 10. 

Tickets for The Aesthetics Awards are non-refundable upon purchase, as disclosed in our Terms and Conditions. However, we do understand that there may be exceptional circumstances, so should you no longer be able to attend the Aesthetics Awards, please do get in touch with the team and they will be able to assist: contact@aestheticsjournal.com

No, you will not need to bring a physical ticket to The Aesthetics Awards to gain entry to the event. However, you must ensure that you have submitted the correct names and details of all individuals in your party, as well as their dietary requirements, by the deadline, prior to the event.

The Aesthetics Awards 2027 will be returning to The Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London

The Aesthetics Conference and Exhibition will finish at 4pm on Saturday, leaving enough time for you to travel and get yourself all dolled up before the Awards drinks reception, which starts at 6:30pm at The Grosvenor, Park Lane, London

The Aesthetics Awards have been dubbed ‘The Oscars of Aesthetics’ so it’s a very glamourous occasion. Dress to impress and wear your best gown or suit! To get some outfit inspirations, see our pictures from our previous ceremony by clicking here.

When purchasing your ticket or table for The Aesthetics Awards, a meat meal option will be automatically selected unless you opt for the vegetarian option.

You can select meal options for your guests, as well as enter your guests’ names, either when booking your tickets or table, or afterwards by logging in and accessing Your Account. Guest names, meal selections, and any dietary requirements or allergies can be amended after booking, but must be finalised by 23 February.

Please ensure any allergies are specified by this deadline so they can be accommodated.

When you arrive, you will need to check yourself in with the team. You will need to supply the team with your name, or the name of the person who made the booking. There is no physical ticket. 

The live band will finish at 1:30am, at which time The Aesthetics Awards will come to a close.

Tell the world that you have attended the most prestigious event in the aesthetics calendar by using our official hashtag on social media: #AestheticsAwards2027 and tag us @aestheticsjournaluk

If you need a quick change, you will be able to use the restrooms on the ground floor of the hotel. 

The schedule for The Aesthetics Awards 2027 was as follows:

18:30 – Drinks Reception

19:30 – Welcome & Opening Speech

19:40 – Dinner Service

21:30 – Awards Ceremony

23:15 – Afterparty

02:00 – Carriages

Yes. We’ve partnered with the Grosvenor House to offer Aesthetics Awards attendees 20% off their stay. You can book your discounted room here.

If you’re recognised at The Aesthetics Awards, you should make sure you’re singing about it from the rooftops as this can really help to generate business. You should be communicating your success on all your business social media channels and perhaps ask your team to do the same on their own channels. You should also contact local newspapers, have your PR send out press releases, and get local influencers to come and try an award-winning treatment! 

As well as the high recognition you will get from your peers in the industry, as an Aesthetics Awards Winner you will also receive:

• An official Aesthetics Awards Trophy
• An interview with the Aesthetics Journal team at the ceremony
• Winner video interview and photograph
• An announcement in the Aesthetics Journal Winners section, including a picture and a quote of a company representative
• Aesthetics Awards Winner/Highly Commended/Commended logos for your marketing
• Social media mention on the Aesthetics platform
• Name and description on The Aesthetics Awards website
• Name and description on The Aesthetics Awards Hall of Fame 
• Certificate for those who have received High Commendations/Commendations

You are able to request additional trophies or certificates for your business. Note that there will be a charge to cover the costs associated with printing/postage. Please email contact@aestheticsjournal.com to enquire.

Those awarded Highly Commended or Commended can now purchase a smaller trophy for £150. Please email contact@aestheticsjournal.com for further information.

Yes, you can request feedback. We’re always keen to help our entrants improve their submissions. To request feedback, please email contact@aestheticsjournal.com . Please note that feedback requests are only accepted until the end of the month in which the event takes place. After this time, we’re unable to provide feedback.

The Aesthetics Awards partners with selected organisations and awards programmes that share our commitment to transparency, excellence, innovation and high standards in medical aesthetics. These partnerships help recognise outstanding practitioners, clinics, teams and businesses, while also creating routes into relevant Aesthetics Awards categories.

Our current partners are:

• The Aesthetics Results Awards at CCR – launched in 2026 as part of CCR, recognising practitioners who deliver exceptional patient outcomes through evidence-based practice and high standards of care.

• The Northern Ireland Cosmetic Medicine Awards – the leading aesthetics awards dedicated to Northern Ireland, celebrating medically-led clinics, practitioners, companies and products while promoting high standards and patient safety.

• BAMAN Awards & Gala Dinner 2026 – an initiative celebrating excellence in medical aesthetic nursing, with a focus on patient care, education, leadership, innovation and professional practice.

Each partnership works slightly differently depending on the organisation, award and category involved. In selected categories, winners of partner awards will automatically progress to Finalist status in the corresponding Aesthetics Awards category.

To confirm their place, winners will still be required to submit an entry to The Aesthetics Awards. This allows The Aesthetics Awards’ independent judging panel to review their application alongside all other Finalists, ensuring a fair and consistent judging process. This entry will be free of charge – email the team for your entry code.

The Aesthetics Results Awards at CCR

Winners will be put forward for The Aesthetics Awards Best Injectable Result or Best Non-Surgical Result:

• Best Full Face Transformation Using Injectables → The Aesthetics Award for Best Injectable Result

• Best Skin Transformation → The Aesthetics Award for Best Non-Surgical Result

• Best Body Transformation → The Aesthetics Award for Best Non-Surgical Result

• Most Challenging Aesthetic Case Study → either The Aesthetics Award for Best Non-Surgical Result or The Aesthetics Award for Best Injectable Result depending on the case.

The Northern Ireland Cosmetic Medicine Awards

• NI CMA Overall Cosmetic Non-Surgical Clinic winner → The Aesthetics Award for Best Clinic Northern Ireland

• NI CMA Cosmetic Non-Surgical Doctor winner → The Aesthetics Award for Medical Aesthetic Practitioner of the Year

• NI CMA Cosmetic Non-Surgical Nurse Practitioner winner → The Aesthetics Award for Medical Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner of the Year

• NI CMA Cosmetic Dentist of the Year → The Aesthetics Award for Dentist of the Year

• NI CMA Rising Star winner → The Aesthetics Award for Rising Star of the Year

• NI CMA Best New Cosmetic Non-Surgical Practice winner → The Aesthetics Award for Best New Clinic UK & Ireland

• NI CMA Exceptional Team of the Year winner → The Aesthetics Award for Best Clinic Team of the Year

• NI CMA Best Injectable Result of the Year → The Aesthetics Award for Best Injectable Result

• NI CMA → Best Non-Surgical Result of the Year → The Aesthetics Award for Best Non-Surgical Result

• NI Training Provider of the Year → The Aesthetics Award for Best Independent Training Provider of the Year 

BAMAN Awards & Gala Dinner 2026

• Rising Star of the Year → The Aesthetics Award for Rising Star of the Year

• Excellence and Innovation in Medical Aesthetic Nursing → The Aesthetics Award for Medical Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner of the Year

The Aesthetics Results Awards is a new awards initiative launched for CCR 2026, which is another event in the Aesthetics Journal portfolio. Winners of The Aesthetics Results Awards will automatically be put forward for Finalist status in the corresponding categories at The Aesthetics Awards, specifically Best Injectable Result and Best Non-Surgical Result.

The Aesthetics Results Awards at CCR celebrates the practitioners behind exceptional patient outcomes, shining a spotlight on the journeys, decision-making and clinical expertise behind outstanding results. Across the categories, including full face transformation, skin results, body work and most challenging case, entrants are invited to share real patient stories that demonstrate evidence-based practice, thoughtful treatment planning and high standards of care.

Entry to and attendance at The Aesthetics Results Awards is free of charge and restricted to medical professionals practising in the UK.

Yes. If you have won a relevant partner award, you will still need to submit an entry to The Aesthetics Awards. This is so that our independent judging panel can review your application alongside the other Finalists in that category, in line with The Aesthetics Awards judging process and standards. Any submission deadlines and next steps will be communicated directly, and it is important that these are met in order to remain eligible. This entry will be free of charge – email the team for your entry code.

1. The Aesthetics Results Awards at CCR: please contact the Aesthetics Awards team via contact@aestheticsjournal.com

2. The Northern Ireland Cosmetic Medicine Awards: find out more via their website. To contact, Email: info@aestheticseventsandpr.com or Telephone: 0796 882 5377

3. The BAMAN Awards: find out more via their website. To contact, Email: admin@baman.org.uk or Telephone: 0117 405 8739

Tickets for The Aesthetics Awards are non-refundable upon purchase, as disclosed in our Terms and Conditions. However, we do understand that there may be exceptional circumstances, so should you no longer be able to attend the Aesthetics Awards, please do get in touch with the team and they will be able to assist: contact@aestheticsjournal.com

Individuals are prohibited from selling, or in any other way transferring, a booking whether in whole or part and whether in exchange for payment or otherwise, to any third party. The Aesthetics Awards reserves the right to cancel the booking without refund if this is breached. For more information, see our Terms and Conditions.

Unfortunately, tickets for The Aesthetics Awards are non-refundable upon purchase, as disclosed in our Terms and Conditions. Please email contact@aestheticsjournal.com should you have any questions.

Yes. We’ve partnered with the Grosvenor House to offer Aesthetics Awards attendees 20% off their stay. You can book your discounted room here.

You are entitled to use the Award Logo only if you are a winner or finalist of The Aesthetics Awards. You may display the logo on your website and in corporate marketing or promotional materials to promote your business.

No. The Aesthetics Awards logo may only be used to promote your business in connection with your involvement in The Aesthetics Awards, and all use must follow the guidelines provided by The Aesthetics Awards Organiser.

It is acceptable to use the logo in your marketing materials, on your website, on social media, in email communications and in other promotional activity related to your participation, nomination or success in the Awards, where applicable. It is not acceptable to use the logo in any misleading way, to suggest endorsement beyond your actual relationship with The Aesthetics Awards, to alter the logo without permission, or to use it for purposes that fall outside the organiser’s brand guidelines. Any misuse of the Aesthetics Award logo, or any use outside of the approved guidelines, may result in the removal of your right to use it or further legal action.

Yes, you must adhere to any usage guidelines provided by The Aesthetics Awards Organiser. These guidelines ensure proper and consistent use of the logo in line with the integrity of the awards.

You may not allow or permit any third party to use your Aesthetics Awards logo unless this has been expressly approved by The Aesthetics Awards Organiser. Any unauthorised use by a third party is strictly prohibited.

If you fail to follow the usage guidelines, The Aesthetics Awards Organiser reserves the right to remove your entitlement to use the Awards Logo, and further actions may be taken.

The official guidelines will be provided to winners and finalists. If you have not received the guidelines, please contact The Aesthetics Awards Organiser for clarification.

Yes, as long as you are a winner, finalist or sponsor, and the usage follows the guidelines provided by The Aesthetics Awards Organiser. It must be used solely to promote your business and in accordance with the outlined rules.