The Aesthetic Bureau is delighted to announce that we have passed our external audit for ISO 13485:2016 standards again this year with zero non-conformities.
This is a true indication of our ongoing commitment to the continuous improvement of our business processes, and consistency in the quality of our products and services for future and existing customers.
ISO 13485:2016 is widely recognised as the gold standard for quality management in the medical device industry.
Certification to this standard shows that we take quality management very seriously, and demonstrates that we have systems in place to ensure it.
Passing these external audits requires ongoing due diligence and major time investment in order to maintain accreditation.
This further demonstrates how seriously we take the quality of the products and services we deliver.
The external audit was carried out from 24 – 26 March 2021.
Congratulations to our management team and everyone involved in the audit!
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