MyFaceMyBody Goes Virtual

In the wake of the COVID-19 Coronavirus epidemic, many companies are reassessing how they do business going forward and how the industry landscape is going to change over the coming months.
 
It is a logical step that businesses will move to work remotely, and virtual technology is going to play a massive part in keeping industry going. 
 
One company already ahead of the curve is MyFaceMyBody. In 2019, director of MyFaceMyBody, Stephen Handisides, took the business into a virtual space. He held the first-ever Global Aesthetic Awards virtually (after almost ten years of physical events), live streaming the event direct from Las Vegas, and GVAS, the first-ever Global Virtual Aesthetic Summit, a virtual trade summit for the Aesthetic sector. Both events were a phenomenal success with thousands of delegates attending both events in the virtual space. 
  
The MyFaceMyBody Virtual Global Aesthetic Awards 2020 will be held on Saturday, August 15, 2020, at 5:00 pm (PDT). The awards will be ‘virtually’ streamed live from Los Angeles, USA, into the clinics, homes and offices of thousands of Aesthetic industry businesses, staff, surgeons and teams from around the world. The awards program is now open for submissions. 
 
GVAS 2020 is back with not one, but two virtual events. The GVAS ‘essentials’ Meeting on May 30, 2020, and the GVAS 2-day Summit on November 14-15, 2020. The Global Virtual Aesthetic Summit delivers a unique conference format. Some of the greatest minds in the Aesthetic Industry meeting in a virtual space, over 48 hours. 1,450 delegates attended last year’s event virtually from 22 countries, including America, UK, Australia, India and as far afield as Grand Cayman, Russia and the Philippines.  
 
GVAS 2020 will build on that success with an extensive timetable that features both clinical and business programs. GVAS will host some of the world’s top Plastic Surgeons, Doctors, and Aesthetic Industry leaders to provide an unprecedented clinical program. Available in four different languages, the program will be a truly global event. Virtual visitors will be able to visit regional exhibition halls, engage with vendors and learn about some of the latest technologies from around the world. 
 
“With physical events being cancelled all over the world, GVAS and MyFaceMyBody still mean that even those that are self-isolating can be involved, engage, take part and learn in a safe environment. We are helping companies by setting them up virtual meetings in GVAS where they can still have client meetings in an online space. Virtual technology is the way of the future!” said Handisides.