Bella Media and Raw Vision Marketing are excited to announce their appointment by the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA) as its PR and communications agency. The appointment is timely with the recent media focus on patient safety and the importance of doctors’ expertise, as the...
- Queensland Health Department - * New * Cosmetic Surgical Procedure Regulations Prescribed by the Private Health Facilities Regulation 2017 Commencing 1 January 2018, legislative changes will mean listed surgical cosmetic procedures will be required to take place at licensed premises. To view the list prescribed by the Private Health...
Dr Mary Dingley (CPCA's Member Representative) "notes that in NSW there are no regulations over who can own or operate a laser removal machine, urging people to do their research and if they feel a clinic looks “cheap and nasty” to trust their instincts, as...
An article featuring CPCA - "New research by the Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA) shows many Australians are embarking on non-surgical cosmetic treatments without adequate medical assessment." Click here to read the article...
According to Dr Eddie Roos (CPCA's Public Relations Officer), the death of Jean Huang, while tragic, "should not have happened". Click here to read the article...
2017 Laser and Cosmetic Medicine Conference (LCMC) ATTENTION!! For those members who are in need of a CME-point boost, it has been decided to award 2 points per hour for attendance at THIS YEAR'S LCMC in Melbourne. Therefore, if you have missed NSS and could not attend NZSAM conference in Queenstown,...
The New Zealand Society of Cosmetic Medicine invites you to join them in Queenstown New Zealand for their annual conference. QUEENSTOWN - NEW ZEALAND 3-5 AUG, 2017 CPCA Members will receive a discount! Click here to Register....
An article featuring one of our members, Dr Ehsan Jadoon, regarding medical-grade lasers. Click here to read the article...
A new article feature CPCA spokesperson, Dr Catherine Porter, where CPCA is characterised as the whistle-blowers by Spa + Clinic. Click here to read the article...
The Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA) welcomes the Therapeutic Goods Administration’s (TGA’s) decision to publish directions for health professionals and beauty clinics regarding the advertising of cosmetic services using Schedule 4 (prescription-only) substances, such as botulinum toxin, and the fines that apply for breaching...