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AIAM香港中西醫美容醫學學會Association for Integrative Aesthetic Medicine, HKSAR

News & Publications

Latest news, publications, guidelines and media coverage.

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2026.06.20NewsSample

Association Statement on Safe Aesthetic Medicine Practice

The Association reiterates that aesthetic medicine procedures should be performed by qualified registered healthcare professionals, and urges the public to understand the risks and practitioners' qualifications before treatment.

2026.04.12Media CoverageSample

Media Interview: Which Aesthetic Procedures Are Medical? (Reprint)

An Association member explained in a media interview how medical procedures differ from general beauty services, and what the public should check before seeking aesthetic treatment.

2026.03.01Publications & GuidelinesSample

Guideline for Safe Aesthetic Medicine Practice (First Edition)

The Association's practice guideline covering informed consent, risk assessment, premises requirements and referral criteria, as a reference for practitioners in the field.

2026.01.17NewsSample

Announcement: 2026 Council Takes Office

The Association's 2026 Council and Executive Committee have formally taken office and will continue to advance the professional development of integrative Chinese–Western aesthetic medicine.

2025.12.15Publications & GuidelinesSample

AIAM Newsletter: Inaugural Issue

The inaugural issue of the Association's newsletter compiles Association news, event recaps and feature articles on integrative aesthetic medicine, for members and the public.

2025.11.02Media CoverageSample

Newspaper Column: How Laser Treatments Work and Their Risks (Reprint)

An Association member wrote a newspaper column explaining, in plain terms, how laser aesthetic treatments work, their common uses and potential risks.

2025.09.30NewsSample

Response to the Public Consultation on Medical Aesthetics Regulation

The Association submitted its views on Hong Kong's public consultation on the regulation of medical aesthetics, supporting a regulatory direction grounded in safety and professional qualifications.