is the current President of the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA). A graduate of Monash University (1987), Dr. Kosenko is the founder and owner of Impress Cosmetic Medicine in Melbourne, where he has been performing office-based cosmetic procedures for over 17 years. He was also a co-owner of a prominent general practice for more than 30 years. His clinical interests include skin cancer medicine and dermatology.

Dr. Kosenko has recently accepted the position of Head of Medical and Clinical Training for Australia and New Zealand at Dermocosmètica, and he will commence this role in November 2024. He will continue to work at Impress Cosmetic Medicine in a clinical capacity.

Highly committed to medical education, Dr. Kosenko regularly teaches medical students, nurses, general practice registrars, and cosmetic physicians. He has presented at major conferences such as the Non-Surgical Symposium, Cosmedicon, and CosDoc, and actively participates in industry workshops. Additionally, he serves as an examiner for the CPCA and is a key opinion leader (KOL) for several pharmaceutical and medical device companies.

Under his leadership, the CPCA has launched the Graduate Certificate of Cosmetic Medicine (TAC: 52900WA), a postgraduate qualification designed to equip doctors with the knowledge and skills necessary to practice in this specialized field. The development of the Graduate Diploma of Cosmetic Medicine has begun as well as several other educational short courses.

Dr. Kosenko is passionate about upholding the highest standards of practice, ethics, and safety in the healthcare sector.

has been active in medical politics since the 1990s, being the Inaugural president of the Cosmetic Physicians Society of Australasia (CPSA) and having been advisor to the Medical Board of Western Australia. Dr Hoffman has also run cosmetic medical conferences and served on the board of the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA) (formerly CPSA) for over a decade.

She has nearly 30 years’ experience in cosmetic and vascular medicine and continues to maintain an active teaching and administrative role in the specialty.

Her experience in running Day Spas and formulating and manufacturing skincare products as well as medical politics and health administration brings a wide range of contacts and skills in business and people management, and she continues to have a keen interest in improving regulation and delivery of medical services in Australia.

Dr Keturah Hoffman has held the position of Membership Liaison Officer, Education Officer, and Western Australian State Representative since 2018.

graduated from King’s College London and has a background as an emergency consultant at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. He founded Flawless Rejuvenation Skin Clinics in 2007 and enjoys working across both the fields of Emergency medicine and Aesthetic medicine.

In 2018, Dr Arendse completed a postgraduate diploma in clinical dermatology with Queen Mary’s College London. He has a keen interest in the use of both energy-based devices and non-energy-based treatments, in achieving the best aesthetic result for his clients, and is a KOL for a number of injectable and device companies. He has a special interest in cosmetic medical emergencies which he has published on and is an advocate for safety in the aesthetic industry.

Dr Sean Arendse held the position of CPCA Secretary for 2018-2022, and Victoria & Tasmania State Representative since 2018.

joined the Cosmetic Physicians Society of Australasia (CPSA) in 1999. When the CPSA became the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA) in 2015, Dr Naomi was admitted as a Fellow.

After completing her internship, Dr Naomi decided that non-surgical cosmetic medicine was her career of choice, and she opened her first cosmetic clinic, The Manse Clinic in 2002 in Paddington, NSW. The clinic has a team of 5 cosmetic doctors and caters to Australia’s most serious beauty achievers.

Alongside being the Public Relations Officer for the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia, Dr Naomi is also a Fellow and board member of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine (ACAM).

is an experienced Cosmetic Physician and trainer in cosmetic injectables who is dedicated to delivering and developing innovative, non-invasive aesthetic procedures.

After graduating from Medical School at the University of Queensland in 2011, Dr Allison undertook his residency at the Princess Alexandra Hospital where he worked across a variety of areas including dermatology, plastic surgery and infectious diseases. Following this he completed a Master of Science in Aesthetic Medicine at the Queen Mary University of London and a Master of Public Health at the University of Queensland. He is a Fellow of both the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia and the Royal College of General Practitioners.

Dr. Allison is a trainer in cosmetic injectables with Allergan Aesthetics and is passionate about finding new and interesting ways of teaching safer injecting and facial anatomy to clinicians. He is also a Medical Officer Reservist in the Australian Army and a Senior Lecturer for UQ School of Medicine.

Driven by a passion to empower others, Dr Allison is committed to finding new and innovative non-invasive treatments to help clients achieve their aesthetic goals.

has received extensive training in various fields of Medicine in the United Kingdom and Australia. He works primarily in advanced facial rejuvenation especially with injectable treatments. Dr Ricky values lifelong learning and regularly attends expert workshops to continue his professional development.

He enjoys teaching and sharing of clinical pearls. He has recently joined the teaching taskforce of Merz Aesthetics to train cosmetic injectors in ethical administration of cosmetic injectables and is also a trainer for MINT threadlift.

He is also very passionate about advancing the calibre of Cosmetic Medicine in Australia and is excited to have the opportunity to contribute and collaborate with colleagues to carry the College forward as a synonym of credence and integrity.

is a highly skilled Cosmetic and Laser Doctor, founder of Ultimate Aesthetics with over 25 years clinical experience in both general practice and the cosmetic and aesthetic field. Since graduating from medicine from the University of Western Australia, she has devoted her time to being a general practitioner and a cosmetic physician.

In her early times in the hospital, she realised how much she loved all aspects of medicine but also working with her hands and after leaving the hospital, working in the emergency departments and surgical departments, she pursued her first fellowship in general practice. She attained her Fellowship in General Practice. She continued with further educations, attending conferences, and felt called to move beyond general practice and realised that there was a real social need where men and women of the world were constantly being disempowered and by helping people improve their outside appearance by doing a few minor procedures, this so greatly improved a person’s self-esteem.

Helping people see how beautiful they really are within. Feeling beautiful allows us more easily to connect to joy, life and all its possibilities. With that goal in mind, she continued to in her pursuit of excellence to be able to master advanced injection techniques and laser treatments. She understood how scarring could be so soul destroying and has specialised in various techniques to help improve specifically acne scarring and keloid scarring. In that time, she has continued to grow and learn and attained a second fellowship, this as a Fellow of the Cosmetic Physician Collage of Australia.

She has enjoyed growing her team of doctors and nurses and therapist, all with the same mind set, of helping all of us age with grace, with minimal downtime and with the greatest effect of natural looking beauty or as we say, “believable beauty.”

was born in England, then raised and educated in Hong Kong. She qualified in Medicine
from Liverpool University, UK in 1994. From there, Sarah served in the Royal Air Force as a Medical Officer in Aviation Medicine and Search and Rescue.

Sarah came to Tasmania 20 years ago where she worked in General Practice and completed the FRACGP. Following this, Sarah then worked in Accident and Emergency for several years before moving into Cosmetic Medicine 12 years ago.

Sarah now runs a boutique Aesthetic Medical practice in Hobart and is a great believer in the concept that ‘less is more’!