DMK Celebration Night 2026 .

DMK Australia and New Zealand brought its clinic community together in Sydney on the 15th August for its annual Celebration Night, recognising excellence from across its Australian and New Zealand network.

Held at Ilumina with a Rhinestone Cowboy theme, the event welcomed approximately 190 guests, including clinic partners, the DMK Australia and New Zealand team and DMK Founder Danne Montague-King.

This year’s awards program saw 133 finalists recognised, with 19 major trophies presented throughout the evening.

A highlight was the attendance of Montague-King, founder of DMK and creator of the brand’s skin revision philosophy and treatment concept. His presence gave clinic owners and therapists the opportunity to celebrate their achievements alongside the founder of the global brand.

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Congratulations to the 2026 DMK Award winners

Australian Awards Winners

Clinic of the Year – NSW & ACT
QUIET SPACE

Clinic of the Year – VIC & TAS
Chakra Face and Body

Clinic of the Year – QLD
Revolution Skin & Brow Clinic

Clinic of the Year – SA & NT
Advanced Body Image

Clinic of the Year – WA
Skin Fairy

Clinic of the Year – NZ
Blush Skin Clinic

Clinic of the Year – AU
Skin Fairy

Skin Revision Technician of the Year – NSW & ACT
Jessie Le | BioMed Spa

Skin Revision Technician of the Year – VIC & TAS
Monique Smythe-Gormley | Chakra Face & Body

Skin Revision Technician of the Year – QLD
Michelle Martinesi | HUR Medical Cosmetics

Skin Revision Technician of the Year – SA & NT
Alexandra Caldecott | Skin4U

Skin Revision Technician of the Year – WA
Sarah-Jane Ward | Skin Fairy

Skin Revision Technician of the Year – NZ
Mishayla Henderson | Spoil Yourself Spa

Highest Growth Clinic
Harlo Skin

DMK Single Operator of the Year – AUS
Skin4U

DMK Single Operator of the Year – NZ
Society Skin

DMK Hall of Fame
Wafaa Karim | Cronulla Skin Sanctuary

DMK Transformation of the Year
Sarah Coxon | Blush Skin Clinic

New Zealand Award Winners 

Clinic of the Year NZ 

Blush Skin Clinic 

Skin Revision Technician of the Year NZ 

Mishayla Henderson, Spoil Yourself Spa 

DMK Single Operator of the Year NZ 

Society Skin 

DMK Transformation of the Year NZ 

Sarah Coxon, Blush Skin Clinic 

 Transformation Category Results 

1st Place 

DMK Transformation of the Year Body: Grace Pearson | Blush Skin Clinic 

DMK Transformation of the Year StemZyme: Sarah Coxon | Blush Skin Clinic 

DMK Transformation of the Year Pigmentation: Claire Barry | Face It Skin + Hair 

2nd Place 

DMK Transformation of the Year Acne: Kimberley Davies | Blush Skin Clinic 

DMK Transformation of the Year Scarring: Amy Reeder | Blush Skin Clinic 

DMK Transformation of the Year Wound Healing: Amy Reeder | Blush Skin Clinic 

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