CFSGBI2026

THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS

Thank you to our below supporters who have sponsored and will be exhibiting at Craniofacial Society of Great Britain and Ireland Annual Scientific Meeting 2026. You will have the opportunity, during the conference, to pop in and have a face to face chat with them.

Please click on their logos to visit their websites for further information.

Industry Partner Exhibitor

Since 2008, Hospital Innovations has been supplying a growing range of specialist allograft products for use in corrective surgery. We are a Human Tissue Authority (HTA) licensed establishment with sites in both South Wales and London, working in partnership with six of the world’s leading tissue banks. Through our relationships with these tissue banks, we can supply the largest range of biological products of any company in the UK.

Hospital Innovations supply bone and soft tissue grafts used for sinus augmentation, craniofacial reconstruction and the correction of periodontal and ridge defects. We also supply cadaveric costal cartilage which is used by some of the leading ENT and Plastic surgeons in the UK for nasal reconstruction. Allograft solutions are becoming increasingly popular as opposed to harvesting autologous tissue. Through allograft usage, healing can be sped up and post-operative care can be reduced as a result of having only one surgical site.

KLS Martin Group is a global medical technology company founded in 1896, specializing in surgical instruments, implants, and equipment. Operating under the motto "Surgical Innovation is our Passion," the family-owned company provides tailored solutions for various surgical fields, with over 1,700 employees worldwide

Charity Stand

CLEFT is a national charity focused on providing permanent, sustainable ways to improve cleft care in both the UK and overseas.

Our international and research work is united by one core principle: to provide sustainable care and long-term solutions for children born with cleft lip and palate both in the UK and in countries with poorer resources. We believe that they should receive the best possible care.

The research which we support will advance knowledge on the possible causes of clefts and the most effective, and also the kindest, treatment for children born with clefts of lip and palate.

The ethos of our international work is to support the development of multi-disciplinary cleft centres in teaching centres in low and middle income countries so that children born with clefts will have all the care they need from birth to maturity and so that future generations of specialists will be able to continue this work.

We aim to improve the lives of children and adults who were born with clefts, wherever they live.

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