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identity · In development — event on 28–29 November 2026

Beauty Expert Summit 2026

Beauty Expert Summit 2026 campaign poster — deep blue field, engraved gold serif type, and a surreal floral portrait with an eye motif
Year
2026
Role
Creative Director, Designer, Organizing-Team Member
Context
UGAMC — United Guild of Aesthetic Medicine and Cosmetology
Deliverables
Campaign identity and key visual, Program and speaker-announcement design, Digital and social communication, Sponsor and exhibition materials
Tools
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects, Figma

Three distinct medical specialities became one coherent, premium identity system, built to work across program, campaign, and stage without collapsing into generic clinical imagery.

The brief

Beauty Expert Summit 2026 is an international medical event bringing together ophthalmology, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and aesthetic medicine in Elche, Alicante. The work covers the summit's visual identity, digital communication, campaign assets, program presentation, speaker announcements, video materials, website direction, and sponsor-facing communication. The design challenge was building one coherent identity for three specialist fields without reducing the event to generic clinical imagery — something that reads as scientifically credible, internationally scaled, and premium to doctors, partners, sponsors, and attendees alike.

Honest status

Because the event hasn't taken place yet, this case study focuses on the design system, campaign development, and production process rather than claiming final outcomes. Photography and results will be added after November 2026.

Beauty Expert Summit 2025 invitation — the system's previous iteration
2025 — the previous edition's invitation

This is the project where I had the least room to hide behind atmosphere — medical, international, multi-specialty audiences read credibility fast, and a wrong typographic or color decision costs trust immediately. Holding gold-on-blue restraint against the temptation to over-decorate has been the real design problem, more than any single asset.

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