Sinclair Launches “Beauty in Balance” Immersive Event for Aesthetic Practitioners

Sinclair North America has announced Sinclair Insight: Beauty in Balance, a 1-day immersive event designed to explore holistic approaches to aesthetics through education and live clinical demonstration. The event will take place Saturday, October 25, from 8 AM to 6:30 PM at the JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa in Scottsdale, Arizona.

The forum, curated for physicians, aesthetic practitioners, and skin care professionals, aims to reshape the patient journey by integrating clinical science with artistry. Programming will include expert-led lectures, demonstrations of energy-based devices, regenerative approaches, and discussions on patient psychology and skin health.

The event will feature prominent faculty including Ava Shamban, MD; Ashley Magovern, MD; Christie Kidd, PA-C; Gregory Buford, MD; Nicole Hayre, MD; Sheila Barbarino, MD; Candace Marino, LE; Lori Robertson, MSN, FNP-C; and Joanna Vargas, LE.

In addition to clinical sessions, the agenda includes a media panel titled “Trends, Virality, and the New Aesthetic Conversation,” which will examine how aesthetics intersects with broader wellness and cultural narratives.

“Holistic aesthetics is about synergy—bringing treatments, technologies, and expertise together around a shared purpose: enhancing a patient’s natural beauty through outcomes that evolve with them,” said Andrea Trofimuk, Region Head, Sinclair North America. “Sinclair Insight: Beauty in Balance embodies that philosophy, aligning innovation, artistry, and clinical science to create results that are natural, reproducible, and built on trust. It reflects our mission to advance the practice of aesthetics through meaningful treatments that elevate both outcomes and experiences.

Sinclair Insight is positioned as a nontraditional symposium emphasizing connection, innovation, and a comprehensive view of aesthetic medicine. The company describes the initiative as part of a broader mission to align clinical results with evolving patient expectations.