Dr Preema Vig Joins Expert Panels at CCR London and FIPI 2026

Dr Preema Vig was honoured to be invited to join expert panels at two major London events in 2026: CCR London, one of the UK’s leading conferences for the medical aesthetics community, and the FIPI 2026 Conference.

Having worked in medical aesthetics for 23 years, Dr Preema has long been an active member of the industry, regularly attending conferences, contributing to professional discussions and continuing her own clinical education. More recently, however, she has been increasingly invited to take her place on stage and share the experience and perspective she has built over more than two decades in practice.

For Dr Preema, Medical Director of Dr Preema London Clinic in Mayfair, being invited to contribute to these conversations has been both a privilege and an exciting new chapter in her professional career.

The two events brought together very different professional audiences. CCR London represents the medical aesthetics industry in which Dr Preema has spent much of her career, while FIPI opened that conversation to the wider world of image and beauty consulting. Together, the invitations reflect a growing recognition of her expertise not only as an aesthetic doctor, but as a voice on the wider subjects of trust, credibility, confidence and the evolving relationship we have with our appearance.

Building Brand Presence Through Press Coverage at CCR London

At CCR London in October 2026, Dr Preema was honoured to be invited by Francesca White, Health & Beauty Editor at Tatler, to join the panel she was chairing on “Building Your Brand Presence Through Press Coverage.”

The invitation followed a professional relationship spanning many years. Dr Preema and Francesca first came to know one another through Dr Preema’s longstanding association with Tatler and its Beauty & Cosmetic Surgery Guide, where she has been featured multiple times for her work in aesthetic medicine.

The panel explored the role that credible media coverage can play in building professional reputation, trust and a recognisable brand — particularly within an industry in which patients are making highly personal decisions about their face, body and wellbeing.

It was a subject on which Dr Preema could draw not only from her experience of being featured in the media, but also from more than two decades working within the aesthetics industry and alongside leading aesthetics brands and technology companies.

As a Key Opinion Leader for Profhilo, Dr Preema was involved in the official clinical case studies for Profhilo Body, which were presented at its global launch in Monaco in 2021. More recently, she has worked with BTL Aesthetics around the launch of Exomind in the UK, helping to introduce the emerging field of non-invasive neurostimulation and mental wellbeing to both patients and the wider media.

These experiences have given Dr Preema a perspective on press coverage from both sides: as a doctor regularly approached by journalists for clinical expertise, and as a practitioner working with brands to communicate new treatments and technologies responsibly to a wider audience.

For Dr Preema, however, visibility alone is not the same as credibility. In medical aesthetics, a strong profile must ultimately be supported by clinical experience, patient trust, responsible communication and consistency. Press coverage can introduce a practitioner or treatment to a wider audience, but reputation is built over time through the experience patients have once they walk through the clinic door.

Being invited by Francesca to share that experience at CCR represented a significant moment for Dr Preema: an opportunity to move from attending and contributing to the industry over many years to sharing some of those lessons from the stage.

Beyond Aesthetic Medicine: FIPI 2026

Dr Preema was also honoured to be invited as a panellist at the FIPI 2026 Conference, Beyond the Mirror: The New Era of Image & Beauty Consulting, in London. The invitation offered an opportunity to bring her perspective as an aesthetic doctor to a wider professional audience beyond the aesthetics industry.

The conference brought together professionals from the image and beauty consulting sector to explore how our relationship with appearance, identity and personal presentation is evolving. For an aesthetic doctor, this wider conversation is particularly relevant.

It also gave Dr Preema an opportunity to draw on another side of her experience. Alongside her career in medicine and aesthetics, she is the founder of Preema Aura, her own luxury fashion brand, giving her a personal perspective on the relationship between aesthetics, fashion, individual style and self-expression.

Dr Preema’s participation at FIPI 2026 reflects the increasing intersection between medical aesthetics, image, beauty, fashion, confidence and wellbeing. It also offered an opportunity to contribute a clinical perspective to a professional conversation outside her own industry — exploring not simply how we look, but the increasingly nuanced relationship between appearance, personal expression and how we feel about ourselves.

A Changing Conversation Around Medical Aesthetics

The aesthetics industry has changed considerably during Dr Preema’s 23 years in the field. Treatments and technologies have evolved, but so too have patients’ expectations, with increasing emphasis on skin health, regenerative aesthetics, subtle rejuvenation and maintaining natural facial harmony.

The way patients research aesthetic medicine has changed too. Social media, traditional media and, increasingly, artificial intelligence all influence how people learn about treatments and practitioners, making credible and responsible communication more important than ever.

For Dr Preema, contributing to professional discussions at CCR London and FIPI 2026 is part of that wider conversation: an opportunity to share experience, challenge unrealistic expectations and contribute to a more considered understanding of aesthetics, confidence and wellbeing.

Whether in the consultation room, the media or on a conference stage, the principle remains the same: aesthetic medicine should support the individual, rather than define them.

About Dr Preema Vig

Dr Preema Vig is a London-based doctor and Medical Director of Dr Preema London Clinic in Mayfair, with nearly 30 years of medical experience and a background in General Practice.

Her approach to medical aesthetics combines injectable treatments, advanced aesthetic technologies, skin health and regenerative medicine, with an emphasis on personalised treatment planning and natural-looking results.

Dr Preema is a multiple-time contributor to Tatler’s Beauty & Cosmetic Surgery Guide, has served as a judge for The Aesthetic Awards, and is increasingly invited to contribute to expert panels and professional discussions around aesthetic medicine, patient safety, confidence and wellbeing.

Her work and clinical expertise have been featured across national and international media including Tatler, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, The Times, The Telegraph, Hello!, LBC and ITV2.

To learn more about Dr Preema Vig and Dr Preema London Clinic, visit our About page, or explore our Press page for recent media features, interviews and appearances.

Written by the team at Dr Preema London Clinic

Medically Reviewed by Dr Preema Vig, Medical Director at Dr Preema London Clinc