This award recognises an exceptional aesthetic doctor or dentist practicing in Scotland who demonstrates outstanding clinical skill, dedication to patient care, and significant contributions to the field of aesthetic medicine.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC) or General Dental Council (GDC) registration number, confirming your active practice in Scotland.

Provide evidence confirming a minimum of 3 years of experience in aesthetic practice.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Provide detailed, anonymised case studies showcasing your injectable treatment process, including pre-treatment assessments, treatment plans, and post-treatment outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Include high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) demonstrating the results achieved through injectable treatments, with descriptions stating the time difference between photos.

Submit patient testimonials and satisfaction surveys highlighting their satisfaction with the treatments.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award celebrates an outstanding nurse practitioner practicing in Scotland who demonstrates exceptional skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of aesthetic nursing.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) registration number, confirming your active practice in Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Provide anonymised patient case studies, including before and after images (with patient consent), with descriptions stating the time difference between photos, and detailed treatment plans. (Minimum 1)

Within each case study, clearly explain the rationale behind choosing the treatments and products used.

Submit patient testimonials and satisfaction surveys highlighting their satisfaction with the treatments.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide information on your contributions to the field of aesthetic nursing, such as mentorship, innovation, or patient education.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

The award recognises an exceptional cosmetic surgical practitioner in Scotland who demonstrates outstanding cosmetic surgical skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of cosmetic surgery.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC) registration number and details of your relevant surgical college membership, confirming your active surgical practice within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Provide anonymised patient case studies, including before and after images (with patient consent), with descriptions stating the time difference between photos, and detailed surgical procedure plans. (Minimum 1)

Submit patient testimonials and satisfaction surveys highlighting their satisfaction with the procedures.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an outstanding dental practitioner in Scotland who demonstrates exceptional skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of aesthetic dentistry.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Dental Council (GDC) registration number, confirming your active dental practice within Scotland.

Clearly state your expertise in aesthetic dental treatments, such as teeth whitening, veneers, crowns, bridges, or other dental restorative and cosmetic procedures.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Provide case studies showcasing patient transformations achieved through aesthetic dental procedures. Include before and after images (with patient consent), with descriptions stating the time between photos. (Minimum 1)

Submit patient testimonials and satisfaction surveys highlighting their satisfaction with the procedures.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises a dental practice operating in Scotland that demonstrates exceptional skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of aesthetic dentistry.

Evidence Required:

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide the General Dental Council (GDC) registration numbers of all dentists practicing at the practice, along with confirmation of the practice address within Scotland (at least 1 practitioner to be registered in Scotland).

Submit patient testimonials and satisfaction surveys highlighting their satisfaction with the procedures.

Present before and after case studies showcasing the aesthetic dental work carried out at the practice. Include before and after images (with patient consent), with descriptions stating the time between photos. (Minimum 1)

Offer evidence of a high-quality patient experience, detailing the consultation process, treatment procedures, and aftercare protocols. (Minimum 1 case)

Include business performance metrics, such as practice growth, revenue, and patient retention rates. (If applicable)

Submit photographs of the practice environment, showcasing its professional and welcoming atmosphere.

Offer evidence of investment in technology and equipment within the Scottish practice, demonstrating a commitment to providing modern and effective treatments.

The award recognises a cosmetic surgery practice operating in Scotland that demonstrates exceptional surgical skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of cosmetic surgery.

Evidence Required:

• Provide the General Medical Council (GMC) registration numbers of all surgeons practicing at the practice, along with confirmation of the practice address within Scotland (at least 1 practitioner to be registered in Scotland).
• Submit patient testimonials and satisfaction surveys highlighting their satisfaction with the procedures.
• Present before and after case studies showcasing the cosmetic surgical work carried out at the practice. Include before and after images (with patient consent), with descriptions stating the time between photos. (Minimum 1)
• Offer evidence of a high-quality patient experience, detailing the consultation process, treatment procedures, and aftercare protocols. (Minimum 1 case)
• Include business performance metrics, such as practice growth, revenue, and patient retention rates. (If applicable)
• Submit photographs of the practice environment, showcasing its professional and welcoming atmosphere.
• Offer evidence of investment in technology and equipment within the Scottish practice, demonstrating a commitment to providing modern and effective treatments.
• Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Submit photographs of the surgical facilities, showcasing their professional and well-equipped environment.

The award recognises an outstanding medical, dental, nursing, or pharmaceutical practitioner in Scotland who demonstrates exceptional skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of hair restoration.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), General Dental Council (GDC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in hair restoration within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Present before and after case studies showcasing the hair restoration procedures performed. Include before and after images (with patient consent), with descriptions stating the time between photos. (Minimum 1)

Submit patient testimonials and satisfaction surveys highlighting their satisfaction with the treatment provided.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an outstanding medical, dental, nursing, or pharmaceutical practitioner in Scotland who demonstrates exceptional skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of non-surgical facial rejuvenation.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), General Dental Council (GDC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in non-surgical facial rejuvenation within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Present anonymised patient case studies detailing your non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedures performed within your Scottish practice, including treatment plans and outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of your non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials demonstrating satisfaction with the treatment experience and results.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an outstanding medical, nursing, or pharmaceutical practitioner in Scotland who demonstrates exceptional skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the field of body contouring.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in body contouring within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Present anonymised patient case studies detailing your body contouring procedures performed within your Scottish practice, including treatment plans and outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of your body contouring treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials demonstrating satisfaction with the treatment experience and results.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an outstanding medical practitioner in Scotland who demonstrates exceptional skill, dedication to patient care, and a significant contribution to the diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer and other dermatological conditions within an aesthetic practice.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC) registration number, confirming your active practice within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Present anonymised patient case studies detailing your diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer or other dermatological conditions within your Scottish practice. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of your treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials demonstrating satisfaction with the treatment experience and outcomes.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an exceptional medical, dental, nursing, or pharmaceutical practitioner in Scotland who has demonstrated rapid growth and outstanding potential within the first two years of their medical aesthetic career. Applicants must have no more than two years of experience in medical aesthetics.

Evidence Required:

Include a written explanation of your career journey in aesthetics and your future professional aspirations.

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in aesthetics within Scotland.

Confirm that you have less than 2 years of experience in medical aesthetic practice.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Present anonymised patient case studies from the past 2 years, detailing your aesthetic procedures performed within your Scottish practice, including treatment plans and outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of your treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials demonstrating satisfaction with the treatment experience and results.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

The award recognises an exceptional medical, dental, nursing, or pharmaceutical practitioner who has made exceptional and lasting contributions to the field of aesthetic medicine within Scotland. This award celebrates individuals who have demonstrated leadership, innovation, and a commitment to advancing the standards of aesthetic practice in Scotland.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in aesthetics within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Present anonymised patient case studies, detailing your aesthetic procedures performed within your Scottish practice, including treatment plans and outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of your treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials demonstrating satisfaction with the treatment experience and results.

Demonstrate evidence of significant and sustained contributions to the field of aesthetic medicine within Scotland.

Submit evidence of publications, research, or innovative practices specifically relevant to the Scottish aesthetic medicine landscape.

Provide evidence of leadership and mentorship roles within the Scottish health system, contributing to the development of other professionals.

Submit evidence of peer recognition, such as awards, nominations, or testimonials from colleagues.

The award recognises a Scottish aesthetic practice or practitioner within a medical, dental, nursing, or pharmaceutical background that has implemented an outstanding initiative to enhance patient safety. This award celebrates those who have demonstrated a commitment to creating a safe and secure environment for patients undergoing aesthetic procedures.

Evidence Required:

Evidence of attending patient safety meetings and talks, actively working towards innovation and change within the Scottish aesthetic field, and/or developing social media educational campaigns related to patient safety.

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in aesthetics within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training. (If applicable)

Present anonymised patient case studies, detailing your aesthetic procedures performed within your Scottish practice, including treatment plans and outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of your treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Data on patient safety outcomes achieved within the Scottish practice, showcasing the effectiveness of implemented initiatives.

Evidence of staff training and education programs focused on patient safety, relevant to Scottish standards and best practices.

Patient feedback on the implemented safety measures, demonstrating their impact and effectiveness.

The award recognises an outstanding training academy in Scotland that provides exceptional education and practical experience in aesthetic procedures. This award celebrates academies that demonstrate a commitment to high standards, student success, and the advancement of the aesthetic profession. The academy must be run by medical doctors (GMC registered), registered nurses (NMC registered), registered dentists (GDC registered), or registered pharmacists (GPhC registered).

Evidence Required:

Submit photographs of the training premises, showcasing the learning environment.

Provide the General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number of the person running the academy, confirming your active practice in aesthetics within Scotland.

Provide details of the qualifications and experience of your trainers, demonstrating their expertise in the aesthetic procedures taught.

Submit a list of your course curriculum and learning outcomes, clearly outlining the aesthetic procedures covered in your training programs.

Provide video or photo evidence of hands-on practical training provided to students, including simulated or supervised patient treatments.

Submit student testimonials and success stories, highlighting the quality of the training and its positive impact on their professional practice.

Submit documentation of your assessment methods and feedback processes used to evaluate student learning.

Provide information on the post-training support and mentorship offered to trainees, ensuring their continued development.

Provide evidence of how the academy has adapted to new technologies and techniques within the aesthetic sector, demonstrating a commitment to staying current.

Submit documentation of accreditation from relevant UK bodies, validating the quality of your training programs.

The award recognises a Scottish aesthetic practice that has demonstrated exceptional innovation and effectiveness in the use of modern technology to enhance patient care and practice efficiency. This award celebrates practices that are at the forefront of technological advancements in the aesthetic field. For the purpose of this award, modern technology includes, but is not limited to, laser and light therapies, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and regenerative medicine. This award is open to practices run by medical doctors (GMC registered), registered nurses (NMC registered), registered dentists (GDC registered), or registered pharmacists (GPhC registered).

Evidence Required:

• Provide the General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number of the person running the practice, confirming your active practice in aesthetics within Scotland.
• Offer examples of modern technology used in your practice and explain their impact on the customer’s journey, enhancing the overall patient experience.
• Present anonymised patient case studies detailing aesthetic procedures performed by using modern technology within your Scottish practice, including treatment plans and outcomes. (Minimum 1)
• Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of the treatments completed by using modern technology. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.
• Submit data on how the use of modern technology has impacted your business, including how it has broadened your practice and improved efficiency.
• Submit patient testimonials demonstrating satisfaction with the treatment experience and results.
• Submit photo and video evidence of the use of modern technology within your practice, showcasing its practical application. (Patient consent required)

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

The award recognises an individual medical, nursing, dental, or pharmaceutical professional in Scotland who has achieved an outstanding aesthetic outcome through injectable treatments. This award celebrates exceptional skill and dedication to patient satisfaction. Focus on one case study from 2024/25.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in injectables within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Submit a detailed, anonymised patient case study showcasing your best injectable treatment result. Include the pre-treatment assessment, treatment plan, and post-treatment outcomes for this specific case.

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) demonstrating the exceptional aesthetic result achieved in this case study. Include information on timeframes in which those photos were taken.

Submit a patient testimonial specifically highlighting their satisfaction with the treatment and results from this case study.

Submit documentation of your complication management protocols and procedures.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an individual medical, nursing, dental, or pharmaceutical professional in Scotland who has achieved an outstanding aesthetic outcome through a combination of treatments aimed at facial harmonisation. This award celebrates exceptional skill in achieving facial balance and symmetry, and dedication to patient satisfaction. Focus on one case study from 2024/25.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in facial harmonisation within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Submit a detailed, anonymised patient case study showcasing your best facial harmonisation result. Include the initial assessment, treatment plan, and long-term results for this specific case.

Clearly explain the rationale behind your choice of treatments and products used in this case study.

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) demonstrating the exceptional aesthetic result achieved in this case study. Include information on timeframes in which those photos were taken.

Submit a patient testimonial specifically highlighting their satisfaction with the overall treatment experience and results from this case study.

Submit documentation of your approach to facial analysis and treatment planning, including the use of digital imaging and other assessment tools.

Submit documentation of your complication management protocols and procedures.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an individual medical, nursing, dental, or pharmaceutical professional in Scotland who has demonstrated exceptional skill and expertise in the delivery of laser and light-based treatments. This award celebrates practitioners who prioritise patient safety and achieve outstanding treatment outcomes.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in laser/light-based treatments within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Submit detailed, anonymised patient case studies showcasing treatment plans, outcomes, and safety protocols for laser/light-based procedures. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the results of your treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials specifically highlighting their satisfaction with the treatment experience and results.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an individual medical, nursing, dental, or pharmaceutical professional in Scotland who has demonstrated exceptional skill and expertise in performing thread lift procedures. This award celebrates practitioners who prioritise patient safety and achieve outstanding lifting and rejuvenating results.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in thread lift procedures within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Submit detailed, anonymised patient case studies demonstrating patient selection, thread lift technique, and treatment outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Submit high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) demonstrating the lifting and rejuvenating effects achieved with thread lift procedures. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials specifically highlighting their satisfaction with the thread lift procedure and results.

Submit documentation of your complication management and aftercare protocols for thread lift procedures.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an individual medical, nursing, dental, or pharmaceutical professional in Scotland who has demonstrated exceptional skill and expertise in the strategic use of combined aesthetic therapies to achieve outstanding patient outcomes. This award celebrates practitioners who excel in holistic treatment planning and execution.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in combination therapies within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Submit detailed, anonymised patient case studies illustrating the rationale and execution of your combination therapies, including treatment sequencing and product selection. (Minimum 1)

Upload high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing the synergistic effects of the combined treatments. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials specifically highlighting their satisfaction with the overall treatment plan and results from the combination therapy.

Submit documentation of your patient consultation and treatment planning processes, emphasizing a holistic approach to combination therapies.

Provide documentation of your protocols and procedures for managing potential complications.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an individual medical, nursing, dental, or pharmaceutical professional in Scotland who has demonstrated exceptional skill and expertise in providing aesthetic treatments specifically tailored for male patients. This award celebrates practitioners who achieve natural-looking results that enhance masculine features while prioritising patient satisfaction.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in male aesthetic treatments within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training.

Submit detailed, anonymised patient case studies focusing on male-specific aesthetic concerns and treatment outcomes. (Minimum 1)

Upload high-quality before and after photographs (with patient consent) showcasing natural-looking results that enhance masculine features. Include descriptions confirming the time between the photos taken.

Submit patient testimonials from male patients specifically highlighting their satisfaction with the treatment experience and results.

Submit documentation of your patient consultation and treatment planning processes, emphasizing a tailored approach for male patients.

Submit testimonials from professional peers.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

The award recognises an outstanding individual working in a support role within a Scottish aesthetic practice that is led by a medical doctor (GMC registered), registered nurse (NMC registered), registered dentist (GDC registered), or registered pharmacist (GPhC registered). This award celebrates individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication, professionalism, and a commitment to providing an excellent patient experience.

Evidence Required:

Examples of how the nominee has effectively resolved patient issues or handled challenging situations.

A detailed letter from the practice owner or manager (medical practitioner) outlining the nominee’s contributions, skills, and positive impact on the practice.

A clear outline of the nominee’s role within the practice and their key responsibilities.

A collection of anonymised patient testimonials or feedback forms highlighting the nominee’s exceptional customer service, helpfulness, and professionalism.

Statements from fellow team members describing the nominee’s teamwork, support, and positive attitude.

Specific examples of how the nominee has gone above and beyond their role to improve patient experience, streamline processes, or contribute to the practice’s success.

Documentation of any relevant training or professional development undertaken by the nominee.

The award recognises an aesthetic practice or practitioner within medical, dental, nursing, and pharmaceutical backgrounds in Scotland that demonstrates exceptional skill and diligence in the prevention, management, and resolution of complications arising from aesthetic procedures. This award celebrates those who prioritise patient safety and demonstrate a commitment to continuous learning and improvement in complication management.

Evidence Required:

Include metrics demonstrating the success of your practice, including growth and patient retention rate. (If applicable)

Provide your General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), General Dental Council (GDC), or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) registration number, confirming your active practice in aesthetics within Scotland.

Submit your Curriculum Vitae (CV) (if applicable).

Submit your copies of relevant qualifications, certifications, and training held by your staff.

Provide anonymised case studies documenting specific instances of complications encountered in your practice. (Minimum 1). Each case study should include:

A description of the complication.

The immediate and subsequent management strategies employed.

Patient outcomes and follow-up procedures.

Lessons learned and changes implemented in practice protocols.

Submit your practice’s written protocols and procedures for managing common and rare complications.

Include anonymised patient feedback or testimonials related to how complications were managed and the level of care provided.

A written reflection on how your practice has adapted and improved complication management based on experience and ongoing learning.

Provide information on your industry contributions, such as publications, mentoring, or speaking engagements.

This award recognises an outstanding aesthetic clinic in Scotland led by medical professionals, which exemplifies clinical excellence, innovation, patient safety, and a commitment to exceptional outcomes in non-surgical cosmetic treatments.

Evidence Required:

• Provide details of the clinic’s medical leadership, including GMC or NMC registration numbers.

• Submit a clinic overview, including services offered, team structure, and qualifications.

• Provide anonymised patient case studies with before and after images (with consent) and treatment descriptions. (Minimum 2)

• Share patient testimonials and feedback surveys reflecting consistent satisfaction and care.

• Submit clinic performance metrics such as patient retention, growth, and treatment success rates.

• Provide evidence of adherence to safety protocols, hygiene standards, and complication management procedures.

• Include any awards, accreditations, or certifications held by the clinic.

• Include information on staff training, CPD, and contributions to industry standards.

This award celebrates a Scottish skincare clinic — whether medically led or run by qualified non-medical professionals — that delivers exceptional results, innovation in skincare treatments, and outstanding client care.

Evidence Required:

• Submit a clinic overview including services offered, key personnel, and professional qualifications (medical or non-medical).

• Provide proof of relevant qualifications and certifications for team members.

• Share anonymised case studies with before and after photos, treatment summaries, and outcome timelines. (Minimum 2)

• Include client testimonials and satisfaction surveys.

• Submit documentation of hygiene practices, safety protocols, and product selection criteria.

• Provide evidence of ongoing training or CPD for staff.

• Include business performance data such as growth, retention, or client base expansion (if available).

• Highlight any contributions to education, industry standards, or local community engagement.

This award recognises an outstanding skin therapist in Scotland, whether medically qualified or not, who consistently delivers excellent results, demonstrates advanced skincare knowledge, and prioritises client care and safety.

Evidence Required:

• Submit relevant qualifications and training certificates in advanced skincare or facial treatments.

• Provide a professional overview detailing your role, treatment specialities, and approach.

• Include anonymised client case studies with before/after photos, treatment plans, and results. (Minimum 2)

• Share client testimonials and feedback forms reflecting treatment success and satisfaction.

• Submit evidence of safety and hygiene practices, and knowledge of contraindications.

• Provide records of CPD, workshops, or advanced training.

• Include peer testimonials or endorsements (optional but encouraged).

• Highlight any personal contributions to the industry, such as education, mentorship, or public engagement.

This award celebrates a non-medical cosmetic clinic in Scotland that demonstrates exceptional standards in aesthetic services, customer care, innovation, and ethical practice.

Evidence Required:

• Submit details of the clinic, services offered, and qualifications of practitioners.

• Provide case studies with anonymised before and after images, including treatment descriptions. (Minimum 2)

• Include client testimonials and satisfaction surveys.

• Provide proof of insurance, relevant licensing, and compliance with industry regulations.

• Share safety protocols, hygiene standards, and aftercare procedures.

• Include staff training records and evidence of continued professional development.

• Submit any business growth indicators, such as retention rates or client acquisition data.

• Highlight contributions to the community, education, or raising standards in the industry.

This award recognises an individual non-medical practitioner who demonstrates outstanding skill, professionalism, and client satisfaction in the field of cosmetic treatments in Scotland.

Evidence Required:

• Submit proof of relevant qualifications, certifications, and treatment specialisations.

• Provide anonymised client case studies with before/after images and treatment details. (Minimum 2)

• Include client testimonials and satisfaction surveys.

• Submit a personal statement outlining your approach to safety, ethics, and innovation.

• Provide evidence of CPD and attendance at industry events, courses, or workshops.

• Include insurance documentation and any relevant business licenses.

• Share performance metrics such as client retention, service growth, or unique offerings.

• Highlight any recognitions, nominations, or contributions to the industry.

This award honours an exceptional permanent make-up artist in Scotland, whether medically qualified or not, who shows artistic excellence, precision, client care, and dedication to the craft.

Evidence Required:

• Submit qualifications and certifications in PMU, including training records.

• Provide anonymised case studies showing before and healed after photos of your work. (Minimum 2)

• Include client testimonials and satisfaction ratings.

• Share your treatment protocols, pigment selection criteria, and aftercare guidance.

• Provide proof of hygiene standards and compliance with licensing and insurance requirements.

• Submit a personal statement outlining your philosophy, technique, and ongoing development.

• Highlight any CPD, advanced training, or industry involvement (e.g., teaching, speaking, mentoring).

• If applicable, include awards, published work, or contributions to improving PMU standards.