Three journalists awarded for their outstanding work in aesthetic medicine communication at the 46th SIME National Congress
A tribute to clear and rigorous science communication
In the opening ceremony of the 46th National Congress of the Italian Society of Aesthetic Medicine (SIME), the spotlight was on the second edition of the Carlo Alberto Bartoletti Journalism Award, dedicated to promoting high-quality, accurate reporting on aesthetic medicine. The award honors the founder of the discipline in Italy and recognizes professionals who combine scientific accuracy with accessible language and clear storytelling.
The 2025 winners: three women at the top of the field
This year’s edition featured three female journalists. In the press and print media category, Margherita Lopes of Fortune Italia was recognized for her insightful article on male aesthetic medicine, a booming sector she covered with depth, clarity and precision.
In the TV, radio, web and digital services category, the prize went ex aequo to Raffaella Ammirati of AdnKronos Salute and Manuela Correra of ANSA, both praised for their well-constructed articles on artificial intelligence in aesthetic medicine, avoiding technical jargon and misinformation.
Honoring the legacy of Carlo Alberto Bartoletti
The award is named after Carlo Alberto Bartoletti, founder of aesthetic medicine in Italy and the first president of SIME. His holistic and ethical approach to the discipline is still a benchmark today. The award aims to promote media coverage that lives up to the scientific and humanistic value of aesthetic medicine.
President Emanuele Bartoletti’s words
SIME President Emanuele Bartoletti, son of Carlo Alberto, commented:
“The award has exceeded our expectations. We received entries from journalists across the country. The selected winners have demonstrated scientific rigor and communicative elegance, perfectly in line with our mission.”
FAQ
What is the SIME Journalism Award?
An award by the Italian Society of Aesthetic Medicine for scientific journalism excellence.
Who is the award named after?
Carlo Alberto Bartoletti, founder of aesthetic medicine in Italy.
What are the award’s categories?
Press and print media and TV, radio, web and online services.
Who won the 2025 edition?
Margherita Lopes, Raffaella Ammirati, and Manuela Correra.
Why was Margherita Lopes awarded?
For explaining the growth of male aesthetic medicine in an accessible and insightful way.
What did Ammirati and Correra write about?
The role of artificial intelligence in aesthetic medicine, with clarity and accuracy.
Who was Carlo Alberto Bartoletti?
The pioneering founder of aesthetic medicine in Italy and first SIME president.
Why is male aesthetic medicine relevant today?
It’s a growing trend attracting increasing media attention.
Why does SIME promote this award?
To encourage responsible, accessible and scientific reporting.
What message does the 2025 award send?
That good journalism matters, even in fields often misunderstood as “superficial”.
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