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Leanne Cashmore and Nicola Wearne, the Skin Centre Appearance Medicine girls, recently went down to beautiful Queenstown to attend the NZCAM (New Zealand Society of Cosmetic Appearance Medicine) conference, to learn about the latest advances in cosmetic fillers and Botox. Networking with peers from around the country was extremely useful for benchmarking and the knowledge imparted was invaluable. The staff are very inspired and say that incorporating the new information into their practice has been an enriching process.

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