- 28th February, 2026
- Lagos, Nigeria
Beauty as Business
Skinovation 2.0: The Aesthetic Open House brought Nigeria’s aesthetic medicine community together for one full day of expert panels, keynote sessions, and honest industry conversation.
About the Conference
The conversation the industry needed
Over seven hours, 17 of Nigeria’s most respected practitioners, entrepreneurs, and industry voices addressed the questions that matter most: patient safety, clinical ethics, the influence of social media, and the future of aesthetic practice in Nigeria.
Nigeria's leading voices in aesthetic medicine, dermatology, clinical practice, and industry leadership.
One full day of panel discussions, keynote sessions, expert interviews, and honest industry conversation.
Responsible Practice
Ensuring public awareness keeps pace with industry growth, and that patients understand what responsible aesthetic care looks like.
Clinical Standards
A frank look at internationally recognised standards of care and an honest assessment of where the industry still has ground to cover.
Ethics & the Future
Where is aesthetic medicine headed within modern Nigerian healthcare? What should regulation look like, and who needs to be at the table?
Sponsors & Partners
Skinovation 2.0 was made possible by the support of these leading brands and organisations.
Skinovation 2.0 Panelists
17 Experts. One Stage.
17 of Nigeria’s most respected practitioners, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders. One shared commitment to raising the standard of aesthetic medicine in Nigeria.
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Every Panel. Every Conversation. Watch the Full Event.
The full event recording is available now. Panels, keynotes, expert interviews, and the conversations that defined the day.
Conference Highlights
What the Day Delivered
From clinical panels to business strategy, Skinovation 2.0 covered every dimension of a growing industry at a critical moment.
17 panelists tackled the industry's hardest questions across patient safety, clinical ethics, and the future of aesthetic medicine in Nigeria.
Practitioners left with real tools to build responsible, lasting aesthetic businesses, from branding to financial planning.
Candid, unscripted discussion on regulation, unqualified practitioners, and what the aesthetic sector owes its patients.
Emerging practitioners connected with established experts in real rooms, not just online.
Skinovation 3.0 Is Coming
The conversation does not stop here. The next edition is being planned, and early interest is already building. Register now to be first in line for dates, speakers, and early access.