ACE FAQs
Find quick answers to your questions and get all the details you need to make the most out of your ACE experience.
If you have any further questions regarding your registration, please contact: contact@aestheticsjournal.com
General Queries
Friday 15 March 09:00-17:30
Friday 15 March Networking drinks 17:00 – 19:00
Saturday 16 March 09:00-16:00
Last entry will be 30 minutes before the show closes on both days.
There are multiple ways of traveling to the Business Design Centre, the nearest tube station Angel (Northern line) is a five-minute walk away allowing you to travel to Central London within minutes. Just a little further in the opposite direction is Highbury and Islington with great underground and overground connections.
There are plenty of bus routes reaching Upper Street and the Business Design Centre (4, 19, 30, 38, 43, 56, 73, 341, 394, N19, N38 and N4).
If you are getting the train to the Business Design Centre, London, please refer to trainline or city mapper – to ensure that your journey is as smooth as possible.
For your convenience, the Business Design Centre has a secure, 237-space car park on-site. If you’re driving, make sure you pre-book your space to avoid disappointment.
Simply enter our postcode into your satnav – N1 0PW
Here’s everything you need to know about parking at the BDC:
● Upper Street Car Park
● Located next to the BDC, under the Hilton Hotel
● Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
● Protected by CCTV and on-site security
● Dedicated spaces for motorcycles
● Facilities for disabled drivers
● Free bike parking
● Charge points for electric vehicles
● Max. vehicle height: 1.9m
Parking costs £4.99 per hour between the hours of 07.00 -19.00 and then £3.49 per hour between 19.00 -07.00.
If you cannot get a space in the Upper Street Car Park, the nearest public car park is a multi-storey in the nearby shopping centre.
Head into the Business Design Centre and the event will be clearly signposted inside.
It is helpful to print off your confirmation email to save time when arriving at the event, but you can also show your confirmation email on arrival.
If you think you’ve lost something at the Business Design Centre, please head to the main reception desk or follow this link to contact the venue https://www.businessdesigncentre.co.uk/contact-us/
The Business Design Centre offers excellent Wi-Fi service throughout the venue. Uncontested high-speed password-protected Wi-Fi coverage, wired internet connections and complimentary Wi-Fi access for exhibitors. Please ask the venue for further information.
Jack’s Restaurant will be open inside the Business Design Centre. Otherwise you can find Angel Centre Islington Shopping Centre just a short walk away with plenty of food and drink options.
The Business Design Centre is a fully DDA compliant venue. Visit their website for more information: https://www.businessdesigncentre.co.uk/visitors/accessibility/
Due to health and safety, as well as the nature of the clinical content and products on display at CCR, we have a strict no under 18s policy. We are able to make exceptions for babies in arms under the age of one, but these babies must remain in a pram or in a parent’s arms at all times. They are not allowed into any of the conference sessions due to health and safety concerns and the risk of disrupting the sessions.
Dogs and other animals are not allowed on the premises. Only guide dogs providing assistance to individuals with visual impairments will be permitted on the event premises.
Your ACE confirmation will be sent to you via email. As this is an automated email it unfortunately often goes into your junk email folder.
If you can’t find your confirmation email, don’t worry, please just give your full name to our staff at the front desk, and they will print your ticket for you.
Any questions, please email contact@aestheticjournal.com.
Visitor Queries
Across the two days at ACE some sessions may only be open to practitioners on specific medical registers – GMC, NMC, GDC, GPhC, HCP – and the prescribing qualification.
At ACE, these requirements are put into place by the sponsors hosting the session. Any further questions you may have should be directly addressed to the session host. The sessions which have been sponsored will have the brand name in the title. All content shown in the Teoxane Main Auditorium and the Symposium Stage will have restrictions and some sessions in the Masterclass Agenda. In Practice Theatre and Innovation Stage sessions are open to all.
If you believe you should be given access to these sessions, please email contact@aestheticsjournal.com or visit a registration desk on site. Full details will be displayed on the website agenda and on the ACE app.
Aesthetics, including the Aesthetics Journal, ACE, CCR, and The Aesthetics Awards, relies on advice from its Clinical Advisory Board and key industry associations regarding clinical matters.
The current advice is that invasive aesthetic treatments like dermal fillers, botulinum toxin, threads, and similar procedures should be performed by qualified medical doctors, dentists, nurses, and prescribing pharmacists. These practitioners must be registered on the GMC/NMC/GPhC /GDC (dentists only) or equivalent international registers.
