Dr Nark-Kyoung Rho and Dr Marjan Yazdian delivered three education-led presentations across DoubleTite, Aerolase and Exosmart.
Beauty Technology brought together international and Australian clinical expertise at Aesthetics 2026, held from 23–26 July at Hilton Sydney.
The multidisciplinary event brought aesthetic practitioners and industry leaders together for four days of education, practical clinical discussion and professional connection.
Beauty Technology supported three presentations across its DoubleTite, Aerolase and Exosmart platforms, featuring internationally recognised South Korean dermatologist Dr Nark-Kyoung Rho and Australian cosmetic medicine practitioner Dr Marjan Yazdian.
Dr Nark-Kyoung Rho presents his 3-in-1 approach with DoubleTite
Dr Nark-Kyoung Rho presented 3-in-1 Facial Rejuvenation with DoubleTite, sharing his clinical approach to facial rejuvenation and the integration of complementary treatment modalities within a structured treatment framework.
Dr Rho is Medical Director of Leaders Aesthetic Laser & Cosmetic Surgery Center in Seoul and a Clinical Associate Professor at Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine.
An internationally recognised educator in aesthetic and regenerative dermatology, his experience spans skin-quality treatments, facial rejuvenation, injectables, energy-based devices and combination approaches.
His presentation gave Australian practitioners the opportunity to hear directly from an experienced international clinician and gain insight into the clinical thinking that informs his treatment planning.
Dr Marjan Yazdian explores skin dyschromia with Aerolase
Dr Marjan Yazdian presented How I Deal with Skin Dyschromia, examining the clinical considerations that guide her approach to managing dyschromia and her use of the Aerolase Neo Elite® platform in practice.
Rather than presenting a single treatment formula, Dr Yazdian explored the importance of individual assessment, clinical judgement and considered treatment planning when addressing complex skin concerns.
Dr Yazdian is an Australian-qualified General Practitioner with a clinical focus on cosmetic medicine and dermatology. She has developed extensive experience across energy-based devices, skin treatments and cosmetic medicine through more than a decade of clinical practice.
Exosmart and structured autologous workflows
In her second presentation, Autologous Injectable Exosome with Exosmart, Dr Yazdian discussed Exosmart within the context of structured autologous clinical workflows.
The session explored practical considerations surrounding preparation, process and clinical application, with a focus on practitioner-led protocols and the importance of appropriate clinical governance.
Phil Willmann, Director of Beauty Technology, said Aesthetics 2026 provided a valuable forum for meaningful education and open clinical discussion.
“Aesthetics 2026 gave practitioners the opportunity to hear directly from experienced clinicians who are using these technologies within real-world clinical practice,” Mr Willmann said.
“We were incredibly proud to support Dr Rho and Dr Yazdian across three very different but equally relevant areas of education.
“What stood out across each presentation was the emphasis on considered treatment planning, practitioner judgement and understanding the role of technology within a broader clinical approach.
“For Beauty Technology, supporting a device extends well beyond its introduction to the Australian market. It means providing practitioners with ongoing education, access to experienced clinicians and opportunities to engage with the evolving evidence and clinical thinking behind these platforms.”
Beauty Technology’s participation at Aesthetics 2026 reflects its continued focus on connecting Australian practitioners with local and international education across aesthetic and wellness technologies
About Beauty Technology
Beauty Technology is an Australian distributor of professional aesthetic and wellness technologies. Its portfolio includes Aerolase, DoubleTite, Exosmart, CO2Lift Pro, Byonik and Slimyonik.
Beauty Technology supports Australian practitioners through technology access, professional education, clinical training and ongoing business support.
