DermaFocus announces free autumn webinar series for aesthetics practitioners

DermaFocus has announced a new six-part autumn webinar series, bringing together practitioners from across the UK and Ireland to explore some of the fastest-developing areas of regenerative aesthetics. Running from 14 September to 22 October 2026, the free-to-attend programme will cover topics including regenerative nutrition, polynucleotide skin rejuvenation, periocular treatments and regenerative approaches to hair restoration.

The series forms part of DermaFocus’ wider education programme and has been designed to give practitioners clinically relevant strategies that can be incorporated into day-to-day practice, alongside discussion around patient assessment, treatment planning and improving outcomes.

Milad Bemana, Co-Founder and Executive Director of DermaFocus, said: “Our forthcoming webinar series provides a valuable opportunity for practitioners to engage with leading voices in our industry and partake in meaningful discussions about some of the hottest topics in regenerative aesthetics. Each session is designed to explore practical strategies that can be integrated into everyday clinical practice to improve outcomes for both patients and practitioners.”

The programme begins on 14 September at 7pm with Beyond the Treatment Room: Optimising Patient Outcomes with Regenerative Nutrition, led by Dr Anoob Pakkar-Hall. The session will examine the relationship between internal health and areas including skin quality, recovery and treatment outcomes, while also considering how nutrition could be incorporated into the wider patient journey.

On 16 September, aesthetic nurse prescriber Amanda Demosthenous and Dr Stephanie Damalis will lead The Science of Skin Rejuvenation: A Regenerative Approach with Newest. Using practical cases and treatment insights, the webinar will explore patient selection, consultation and the use of the polynucleotide and hyaluronic acid combination treatment in clinical practice.

Hair restoration will form a significant part of the autumn programme. On 22 September, Dr Peter Murphy will share the regenerative hair restoration journey of former two-weight world champion Carl Frampton, using the clinical case to discuss assessment, treatment planning and regenerative treatment strategies.

This will be followed on 24 September by Dr Catherine Fairris' Reviving Follicular Function, presenting a case series involving Purasomes HSC50+ Hair & Scalp Complex in patients experiencing androgenic thinning, hormonal hair loss and stress-related telogen effluvium. The session will examine treatment timelines alongside dermoscopic imaging and assessments of hair density, calibre and scalp health.

The focus will return to facial rejuvenation on 13 October, when oculoplastic surgeon Dr Priya Udani leads Rethinking Periocular Rejuvenation: A Regenerative Approach. The webinar will explore assessment of the eye area and treatment planning using Plinest Eye, drawing on Udani's experience in periocular anatomy and dry eye disease.

The series concludes on 22 October with consultant trichologist Caroline Hall and The Hidden Causes of Hair Loss: Are You Treating the Right Problem? The session will look at identifying different types and potential causes of hair loss before treatment begins, alongside the role of regenerative therapies including Plinest Hair and Purasomes HSC50+.

All six webinars begin at 7pm and are free to attend, as confirmed by DermaFocus' PR team. Practitioners can register for the individual sessions in advance, with further information also available from the DermaFocus training team.

DermaFocus, which was established in 2020, specialises in regenerative aesthetics products and practitioner education and has trained more than 7,000 practitioners to date. Its portfolio includes Plinest, Newest, Purasomes and Celora Vita.