Plastic Surgery, The Meeting • 2011

Scaling New Heights
Denver  Colorado
September 23-27, 2011
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PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGE
Join us in Denver at Plastic Surgery 2011, the premier
educational event for plastic surgeons and supporting
industry. Our theme is “Scaling New Heights” representing
the vast level of changes implemented into this year’s
meeting. Be a part of it all and enjoy the added highlights
including:
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Comprehensive programming across 6 clinical tracks
and practice management
Surgical videos
Engaging panels covering complications management
17 New Instructional courses
Interactive roundtables covering electronic medical
records, and healthcare reform and reimbursement
And endless networking opportunities!
Plus, who said learning can’t be entertaining? Grab
your colleagues and get involved in a truly excitinging
and educational experience by participating in the
Reconstructive Bowl, Residents Bowl sponsored by Medicis,
Plastic Surgery Jeopardy, and the Iron Surgeon competition.
Special appearances and unique enhancements
Keynote Speaker: We welcome ABC News
correspondent, Bob Woodruff, who will share his experience
before, during and after the 2006 accident that left him with
a severe brain injury.
Enjoy the Exhibit Hall and the New Plastic Surgery
Plaza: Created to serve as the epicenter of the meeting,
attendees can gather, network and find everything they need.
The Plaza will feature Registration, Attendee Services, CME
Kiosks, Lounge Area with specialty coffee, Maliniac Lounge,
Job Opportunity area, PlastyPAC, a New PSF display,
Information Desk, and much more!
New! Industry Expert Theater: Hear about new products
and services from corporate leaders.
New! We’re going mobile
Times are changing and so are we. The new application
designed for Droids, IPhones, Windows 7 phones, and
Blackberrys will help you get the most out of your time
during Plastic Surgery 2011.
Get alerts/updates as they happen
Schedule of Special Events, Speakers and
Meeting information
Exhibitor and Corporate Partner listings
Navigate your way easily with Floor Plans of Hotels,
Convention Center and Exhibit Hall
Plus information on Dining, Lodging, and Entertainment
Phillip C. Haeck, MD
ASPS President The annual meeting remains the single most important
scientific focus of plastic surgeons. Not only does Plastic
Surgery 2011 serve society members but it also provides a
forum for international colleagues to share plastic surgery
research around the world. We hope you’ll join us for this
extraordinary event.
John A. Persing, MD
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The new PSF! Positioned as the premier facilitator of
plastic surgery research, PSF nurtures medical innovation
for improved patient care. Discover and explore the true
potential of the specialty at Monday’s panel, Focused on the
Future of Plastic Surgery: Today’s Research and Innovation
for Tomorrow’s Practice. This unique discussion will
enlighten attendees on how supported research can change
our clinical practices and the lives of our patients.
Steven R. Buchman, MD
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Many thanks to these contributing committee members for their time
in making the annual meeting possible:
Annual Meeting Council ChairDennis C. Hammond, MD
ASPS Clinical Symposia Committee Chair
Dennis C. Hammond, MD
ASPS Clinical Symposia Committee Vice Chair
Charles H. Thorne, MD
Annual Meeting Program & Instructional Course Committee: Program Chair
Neil A. Fine, MD
Annual Meeting Program & Instructional Course Committee: Program Vice Chair
Jeffrey A. Janis, MD
Annual Meeting Program & Instructional Course Committee: Instructional Course Co-Chair Karol A. Gutowski, MD
Annual Meeting Program & Instructional Course Committee: Instructional Course Co-Chair
Charles E. Butler, MD
Exhibits Committee ChairRichard Greco, MD
Exhibits Committee Vice ChairKarl J. Mueller, MD
Practice Management Education Committee Chair
Erin M. Kennedy, MD
ASPS In-Service Exam Committee Chair
Stephen A. Chidyllo, MD
YPS Steering Committee & Forum Chair
Lynn L.C. Jeffers, MD
YPS Steering Committee & Forum Vice Chair
C. Bob Basu, MD
Maliniac Lecture Selection Committee Chair
Berish Strauch, MD
ASPS Emerging Trends Committee Chair
Joseph Gryskiewicz, MD
ASPS Life Members Steering Committee Chair
Paul L. Schnur, MD
Patient Safety Committee Chair Loren S. Schechter, MD
WPS Steering Committee & Forum Chair Susan Kaweski, MD
WPS Steering Committee & Forum Vice Chair Jody A. Rodgers, MD
CME Committee ChairMichael L. Bentz, MD
Curriculum Development Committee Co-ChairKeith E. Brandt, MD
Curriculum Development Committee Co-ChairJeffrey A. Janis, MD
Curriculum Development Committee Co-ChairJoseph E. Losee, MD
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Table of Contents
Symbols Key
 The number inside this symbol indicates the amount of
credit within a presentation that is identified as applicable
toward the ASPS patient safety requirement.
(See Education Information page)
Courses within this brochure marked
with this symbol are available for attendance by physician
registrants of Plastic Surgery 2011. These select courses
meet the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) criteria
for MOC-PSTM approved educational activities. The content
of these courses is aligned with the required content for
the indicated Tracer Procedure (see individual course
descriptions). Attendance at the appropriate course will
count toward the Lifelong Learning Requirement under Part
II of MOC-PSTM as well as the CME requirements for the
indicated assessment module/tracer procedure under Part
IV of MOC-PSTM.
MOC-PSTM course credit will be entered into the appropriate
member CME record within the ASPS database after credit
is claimed. Physicians are required to self-report their
credits to The American Board of Plastic Surgery.
Look for this symbol for programs
covering complications management.
Look for the PSF logo for programs that
focus on research and development.
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM
THE SOCIETY PRESIDENTS
Presidents’ Message [Inside cover]
ASMS Programs & Events
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Residents & Fellows
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Thursday, September 22
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Special Programs
Friday, September 23
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Special Programs
Sculpture for the Plastic Surgeon
Opening Ceremonies
Welcome Reception
Saturday, September 24
Panels & Lectures
Instructional Courses
Special Programs
ASPS Annual Business Meeting
Presidential Dinner& Dance
Exhibits
Education Information
Meetings of Related Organizations
Housing/Transportation
Registration Information
Registration Categories
Instructional Course Faculty
Registration Form
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Advertiser Index
We would like to thank the following advertisers for supporting this piece and the
overall success of Plastic Surgery 2011.
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Panels & Lectures
Scientific Papers
ASMS Annual Business Meeting
Interactive Roundtable Discussions
Instructional Courses
Special Programs
Monday, September 26
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Panels & Lectures
Closing Session
Instructional Courses
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Panels & Lectures
Scientific Papers
Instructional Courses
Special Programs
Sunday, September 25
Tuesday, September 27
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Allergan, Inc.
Canfield Imaging Systems
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LifeCell, a KCI Company
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Earn up to 44.75 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM and 17.75 patient safety
credits by attending Plastic Surgery 2011 and pre-conference symposia
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ASMS Programs & Events
Dear ASMS Members,
Join your ASMS colleagues at Plastic Surgery 2011 in Denver,
Colorado. Framed by the Rocky Mountains, Denver offers a
perfect venue for our meeting and social events. Plastic Surgery
2011 will certainly be the premier educational experience for
plastic surgeons worldwide.
ASMS Day, scheduled for Sunday, September 25 will include
craniomaxillofacial sessions with panels and abstracts, the
Kazanijian Lecture, the ASMS Luncheon and Annual Business
Meeting, ASMS Research Grant Presentations, and the ASMS
Presidential Reception.
You should also try to attend the ASMS/ASPS pre-conference
symposium which is scheduled for Thursday, September 22,
entitled Solutions to Complex Craniofacial Problems:
Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery. In the full schedule that
follows, be sure to incorporate these sessions into your itinerary.
Steven R. Buchman, MD
ASMS President
ASMS Kazanjian Lecture: Learning
from the Masters
11:15 - 11:45am
Lecturer: Henry Kawamoto, Jr., MD, DDS
The American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons is proud
to present Dr. Henry Kawamoto, Jr., as the 2011 Kazanjian
Lecturer. Dr. Kawamoto will provide a look back through his
pioneering career and offer insight on the lessons learned from his mentors.
Dr. Kawamoto graduated from the University of Southern California with dental
and medical degrees and performed his residencies at the following renowned institutions:
General Surgery
Plastic Surgery
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
New York, New York
Institute of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
New York University Medical Center
New York, New York
1965 1967
Postgraduate Education
Craniofacial Surgery with Dr. Paul Tessier
L’ Hôpital Foch, and Clinique Belvédère
Paris, France
1973 1974
1969-1971
1971-1973
In between his general and plastic surgery residencies, Dr. Kawamoto served in the military as captain
of maxillofacial surgery for the U.S. Army Medical Corp. at the 249 General Hospital in Japan
(1967-1969).
The author of more than 154 scientific articles, Dr. Kawamoto has served on numerous editorial boards,
including the Western Journal of Medicine (1983-1994), the Journal of Cleft Palate-Craniofacial
Surgery (1984-1990), and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (1986-1992). Dr. Kawamoto also served
as a member of the Board of Directors for the American Board of Plastic Surgery (1994-2000) and on
their Executive Committee (1996-2000). He has conducted 287 scientific presentations and has been a
visiting professor to 52 academic institutions around the world.
Dr. Kawamoto has been a clinical professor for 20 years at the UCLA Center for the Health Sciences,
Department of Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery. He is currently a member of the California Society
of Plastic Surgeons, the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons, the American Association
of Plastic Surgeons, Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and founding member of the
International Society of Craniofacial Surgeons and the American Society of Craniofacial Surgery.
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ASMS Programs & Events
Thursday
Sunday
[900] Solutions to Complex Craniofacial Problems: Aesthetic and
Reconstructive Surgery
Making Pain Painless/Pain
Terminator: Surgical Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Pain
7:00am - 5:15pm
Program Co-Chairs: Henry Vasconez, MD and
Pravin Patel, MD
Jointly Sponsored by ASPS and ASMS
8:00 - 9:00am
Moderator: Bahman Guyuron, MD
Invited Panelists: Ivica Ducic, MD;
Jeffrey Janis, MD; Frank Papay, MD
Supported by an educational grant from
KLS Martin L.P.
Innovative Techniques in Head and
Neck Reconstruction: The New Frontier
This advanced one-day symposium will provide
important information into the current management
of various structures of the head and neck as well as
an in-depth understanding into how to manage
complex reconstructive and aesthetic problems.
Full program description on page 6.
ASMS 2010-2011 Board of Trustees
Meeting
3:30 - 5:00pm
9:00 - 9:45am
Moderator: Geoffrey Robb, MD
Invited Panelists: Matthew Hanasono, MD;
Jesse Selber, MD; Roman Skoracki, MD
Aesthetic Refinements in
Secondary Cleft Surgery
friday
10:15 - 11:00am
Moderator: Donald Mackay, MD
Invited Panelists: William Hoffman, MD;
Kenneth Salyer, MD; Henry Vasconez, MD
ASMS Committee Meetings
7:00am - 1:00pm
ASMS Research Grant
Awards Presentations
Saturday
Scientific Paper Session Craniomaxillofacial I
7:30 - 8:30am
Scientific Paper Session Craniomaxillofacial II
10:15 - 11:45am
11:00 - 11:15am
ASMS Kazanjian Lecture:
Learning from the Masters
11:15 - 11:45am
Lecturer: Henry Kawamoto, Jr., MD, DDS
Full program description on page 2.
ASMS Luncheon and Annual
Business Meeting
11:45am - 1:00pm
Fee: $50
Soft Tissue Defects of the Face and Scalp: How I Do It
1:00 - 2:00pm
Moderator: Scott Paul Bartlett, MD
Invited Panelists: Gary Burget, MD;
Frederick Menick, MD; Julian Pribaz, MD;
Barry Zide, MD
Expanding Your Practice in
Craniomaxillofacial Surgery
2:00 - 2:45pm
Moderator: Sean Boutros, MD
Invited Panelists: Patrick Kelley, MD;
Pravin Patel, MD; Stephen Baker, MD
Controversies in Ear Reconstruction
3:15 - 4:15pm
Moderator: Burton Brent, MD
Invited Panelists: Francoise Fermin, MD;
John Reinisch, MD; Charles Thorne, MD
ASMS Presidential Reception
Open to all ASMS Members
6:30 - 9:30pm
Location: Kevin Taylor’s at The Opera House
Monday
ASMS 2011-2012 Board of
Trustees Meeting
11:45am - 1:00pm
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Residents & Fellows
Free Registration for Residents
and Fellows
Residents and Fellows in an approved plastic surgery
program are eligible to join the ASPS Residents & Fellows
Forum. Residents & Fellows Forum subscribers receive
FREE Registration to Plastic Surgery 2011.*
Registration includes:
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One free 1-hour instructional course of your choice
Access to the scientific sessions and exhibits
FREE access to course 711. Asset Protection for
Plastic Surgeons
FREE lunches and refreshment breaks in the
exhibit hall
One (1) ticket to the Welcome Reception and one (1) ticket
to the Opening Ceremonies
Tickets to the Presidential Dinner Dance may be
purchased separately.
*Must register by September 1, 2011, registration after this date
and on-site will be subject to a $150 fee.
Residents and Fellows not currently enrolled in the ASPS
Residents & Fellows Forum are encouraged to apply for a
minimal fee of $100. Applications are available at
www.plasticsurgery.org (Medical Professionals)
or by calling the ASPS Member Services Center at
1.800.766.4955 or 847.228.9900.
Medical Students
Medical Students attending Plastic Surgery 2011 will receive
FREE Registration!*
Registration includes:
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Access to the scientific sessions and exhibits
FREE lunches and refreshment breaks in the exhibit hall
One (1) ticket to the Welcome Reception and one (1) ticket to the
Opening Ceremonies
Free registration for Medical Students Day
Free registration for the Breakfast with Champions
*Medical students must present medical school identification or a letter
of qualification at the time of registration. Registration forms and more
information are available at www.plasticsurgery2011.org.
Full program description on page 15.
Instructional Courses
Saturday, September 24 - Tuesday, September 27
Customize your learning experience by adding courses covering
breast, cosmetic, craniomaxillofacial, general reconstruction, hand/
upper extremity/microsurgery, and practice management. Refer
to the daily programming descriptions within this brochure for
specific course information.
Panels and Lectures
Saturday, September 24 - Tuesday, September 27
Presentations throughout the general sessions highlight important
topics including quality in healthcare, evidence-based medicine,
emerging techniques, and more.
Residents Welcome
Reception
Thursday, September 22
5:00 - 6:30pm
Fee: No Charge
Supported by: Sientra
Kickoff the meeting by networking with peers and
members of the ASPS Young Plastic Surgeons Forum.
Find out how to navigate the meeting and learn more
about the “must attend” programs while enjoying
hors d’oeuvres and beverages.
[701] Residents Day - Entering Practice:
The Real World
Friday, September 23
7:30am - 3:30pm
Fee: Registration is complimentary for all residents
and fellows (includes lunch)
Supported by: Sientra
Full program description on page 7.
[707] Breakfast with Champions
Saturday, September 24
6:45 - 8:00am
Fee: $30
Full program description on page 15.
Roundtables
Sunday, September 25
Challenging interactive discussions on current events in health care, including Electronic Medical Records, Health Care reform, and upcoming changes in CPT and
ICD-10.
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Residents & Fellows
[711] Asset Protection for Plastic
Surgeons: Avoiding the Landmines
2011 Residents Bowl:
Don’t Be the Weakest Link!
Grand Rounds Mentorship Program for
Residents
Program Chair: Jeffrey Janis, MD
Saturday, September 24
2:30 - 4:30pm
Fee: $55 Free to Residents who register in advance
Not for Credit
Full program description on page 16.
Winning isn’t everything but we are keeping score.
Plastic surgery training programs from across the U.S. will team up and compete as they answer questions
on case studies and the core curriculum of plastic
surgery. Each team will be comprised of up to 4 people
and the winning team will win a trophy and be featured in PSN. Individual and group registrations are welcome!
For more information and to register, email [email protected].
[720] Getting an Article Accepted by the
Journal of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery®
Sunday, September 25
12:00 - 1:30pm
Fee: $25 (includes lunch)
Panel: Fresh Faces, Real Cases
Full program description on page 24.
Tuesday, september 27
10:00am - 11:00am
September 24-25 in the Exhibit Hall
Anureet Bajaj, MD
Hatem Abou-Sayed, MD - Former Jeopardy Champion!
Sponsored by: Medicis Aesthetics
A M E R I C A N S O C I E T Y O F P L A S T I C S U R G E O N S®
MEDICIS RESIDENTS BOWL
2011
Are you coming to Plastic Surgery 2011, looking to attend
free instructional courses, network with other residents and
ASPS surgeons and maximize your educational experience
during small group discussions? Apply to be part of a select
group and connect with experts in the field in Denver.
Each Grand Rounds Mentorship Path will be led by two
ASPS faculty mentors who will guide your group through a
schedule of scientific panels and two, 2-hour instructional
courses. Each day’s panel and course content will be
discussed and debated during a 1-hour roundtable session.
Only 15 residents will be selected for each path to ensure an
interactive, small group experience.
Applications available online:
www.plasticsurgery2011.org beginning June 15.
(see Residents and Fellows page)
Eligibility Requirements:
 Plastic surgery resident
 Member of the ASPS Residents and Fellows Forum
 Commit to attend Plastic Surgery 2011 from Saturday,
September 24 - Monday, September 26
 Commit to attend selected panels, courses and discussion
sessions. Grand Rounds participants will have ample free
time to attend other educational sessions of their choice.
Grand Rounds Mentorship Paths:
 Breast Surgery Path
 Cosmetic Surgery Path (two groups available)
Supported by an educational grant from
Medicis Aesthetics, Inc.
 Craniomaxillofacial Surgery Path
 Reconstructive Surgery Path
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SPECIAL PROGRAMS - Thursday, September 22
day at a glance - thursday
7:00am - 5:15pm
[900]
Solutions to Complex Craniofacial
Problems
11:30AM - 12:15PM
ASPS/PSF Board Lunch
12:30 - 5:00PM
ASPS/PSF Board of Directors
3:30pm - 5:00pm
ASMS Board of Trustees Meeting
5:00pm - 6:30pm
Residents’ Reception
[900] Solutions to Complex Craniofacial Problems: Aesthetic and
Reconstructive Surgery
Hyatt Regency Convention Center Hotel
Capitol Ballroom, 4th Level
7:00am - 5:15pm
Program Co-Chairs: Henry Vasconez, MD and Pravin Patel, MD
Jointly Sponsored by ASPS and ASMS
7.75 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM
Supported by an educational grant from
KLS Martin L.P.
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This advanced one-day symposium will provide
important information into the current management
of various structures of the head and neck as well as an
in depth understanding into how to manage complex
problems. Unfavorable results of various causes
including those of iatrogenic origin will be discussed. It
is widely regarded that one of the best forms of learning
is from our mistakes and it is from this experience that
significant progress is made in the advancement of the
science. This program is intended for plastic surgeons,
fellows and residents interested in expanding their
knowledge on this subject. Having experts who can
show us how to get out of trouble and treat or salvage
a difficult situation is the basis of this symposium. The
clinical assessment and management of complex reconstructive and aesthetic problems and disorders
will be discussed in depth. Various areas of the head,
neck and craniomaxillofacial regions will be included.
The talks will cover problems of congenital,
post-traumatic and aesthetic origin.
The regions selected for discussion include the cranium
and orbital areas including bone and soft tissue.
Aesthetic and reconstructive problems of the nose will
be addressed. Analysis of the structural and functional
disorders and re-operative techniques in rhinoplasty
will be emphasized.
The ear is a complex structure of composite tissue.
Reconstruction of congenital and traumatic deformities
is difficult. Post-reconstructive deformities can be even
more daunting. Our expert faculty will review these
problems. An expert otologist will discuss the timing
and criteria for reconstruction of middle ear problems.
Distraction osteogenesis has been a great advance in
many areas of the human skeleton. It has shown to be
very useful in the craniomaxillofacial skeleton. Our
expert faculty will discuss how to use distraction in
cases of complex structural abnormalities and what to
do when distraction does not go precisely as planned.
The area of cleft lip and palate has been discussed
widely. However in this symposium, the faculty will
provide a clinical assessment of complex secondary
disorders in cleft lip and palate. The timing and
techniques used to address these secondary deformities
of the lip, nose, maxilla, and palate will be discussed.
The soft tissue elements of the face are key to the final
reconstruction and aesthetic outcome. New
development and applications of fat grafting and soft
tissue fillers will be reviewed. An in-depth analysis
of pitfalls and preventive measures in facelifting will
also be assessed.
Throughout this symposium there will be interactive
discussion with question and answer periods from the
faculty and audience to provide a dynamic and highly
educational experience.
registration fees
on or
Before 6/30
After
6/30
ASPS or ASMS Member/ASPS Life Inactive
$500
$600
Guest Physician
$645
$770
Resident/Fellow (with letter of verification)/
ASPS Life Active/Allied Health Professional/
Office Personnel/Spouse/Guest
$350
$450
A cancellation policy applies as referenced in course brochure.
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SPECIAL PROGRAMS - Friday, September 23
day at a glance - friday
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Residents Day
10:00am - 3:00pm
[915]
Achieving Optimal Patient Outcomes:
Utilizing Current Trends in Aesthetic
Injectables
10:30am - 12:30PM
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Core Essentials of a Successful
Non-Surgical Practice
11:00Am - 4:00pm
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Hot Topics
4.5 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM
12:00pm - 4:00pm
[606]
Sculpture for the Plastic Surgeon
Through the collaborative efforts of the faculty, this course
will review the newest products and latest trends with
injectable products for facial aesthetic enhancement/
rejuvenation. An assessment of the aging process,
decade by decade, and how this impacts the choice of
product(s) and procedure(s) will be discussed. Audience
interaction will be encouraged during a number of
aesthetic analysis demonstrations.
Lecture and discussion will be complemented by live
and/or video patient demonstrations, featuring new and
emerging techniques such as the use of blunt cannulas for
product delivery to certain areas of the face. Patient safety
will be emphasized throughout the course. Each patient
demonstration will include a report of their prior aesthetic
experiences and will address financial implications. The
goal is to provide learners with a well rounded, case-study
approach to achieve optimal patient outcomes.
7:30am - 3:30pm
Opening Ceremonies
4:30pm - 6:30pm
7:00pm - 9:00pm
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Welcome Reception
[701] Residents Day - Entering Practice: The Real World
7:30am - 3:30pm
Fee: Registration is complimentary
for Residents and Fellows
(includes lunch)
Supported by: Sientra
[915]Achieving Optimal Patient
Outcomes: Utilizing Current
Trends in Aesthetic Injectables
Starting a practice presents challenges as well as
opportunities. There are a myriad of decisions to be
made. How and where will you practice? What type of
practice is best for you? First-hand perspectives on
solo, multi-specialty and academic practices will be
shared along with timely and useful information.
10:00am - 3:00pm
Chair: Rod Rohrich, MD
Fee: $110
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A cancellation policy applies as referenced in the course brochure.
Live Patient Injections
[605] NEW! Core Essentials of a
Successful Non-Surgical Practice
10:30am - 12:30pm
Faculty: Melanie Balestra, MN, NP, JD;
Marie Czenko Kuechel, MA; Jill Jones, RN, CPSN;
Dawn Sagrillo BSN, RN, CPSN;
Rebecca Anderson, PhD; Jason Pozner, MD
Fee: $85
In cooperation with ASPSN: Designed for the Plastic
Surgery Team
This compact and intensely robust two-hour workshop
will detail, outline and explore the basic practice
components critical for the thriving non-surgical
aesthetics practice. The principles and practices shared
in this program will be delivered by a team of expert
professionals and highly successful practitioners from
this specialized discipline. Upon completion of this
workshop, the practitioner will take away proven
methods to enhance a new or existing non-surgical
aesthetics practice.
Continuing Nursing Education:
This activity has been submitted to the Georgia
Nurses Association for approval to award nursing
contact hours. The Georgia Nurses Association is
accredited as an approver of continuing nursing
education by the American Nurses Credentialing
Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Registration for Plastic Surgery 2011 not required.
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Opening Ceremonies - Friday, September 23
[703] Hot Topics
Opening Ceremonies
4:30 - 6:30pm
Keynote Speaker: Bob Woodruff
Colorado Convention Center
Fee: Complimentary with registration
11:00am - 4:00pm
Moderators: William Adams, Jr., MD;
Joe Gryskiewicz, MD; V. Leroy Young, MD
Fee: $200
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5.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM
Innovation and research are integral to what plastic
surgeons do every day. This half-day course will
assess the most timely new technology and
techniques impacting plastic surgery. Discussion will
focus on new modalities for enhancing patient care
and practice. See what the future holds for the
industry. Stem cell research, breast enhancement and
reconstruction (with adult stem cells), skin
rejuvenation devices, and the latest on botulinum toxin
and fillers will be addressed.
[606] Sculpture for the Plastic Surgeon
(Limited to 20)
12:00 - 4:00pm
Fee: $260
Faculty: Hale Tolleth, MD and Stephen Schendel, MD
4.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits
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Let your artistic talents flow as you gain a new
perspective relative to structure of the face while
learning the basics of sculpture and form. The
instructors will lead participants through the process
of creating the clay foundation for their sculptures on
wig heads. Primary facial structures are molded and
concepts of balance and line of the human face are
implemented in detail. Participants will evaluate their
sculptures and discuss how the lessons apply to their
surgical practice. Casual attire is strongly
recommended.
The ability to remain objective, report without bias and
free from prejudice are the steadfast tenets of
journalism. But, what happens when the reporter goes
from storyteller to subject in an instant? Look no
further than ABC News correspondent, Bob Woodruff.
Assigned to the frontlines of the conflict in Iraq in
January of 2006, Woodruff was seriously injured when
a roadside bomb struck his vehicle. The attack initially
became a touchstone to teach the world more about
the vulnerability of reporters who risk their lives to
keep the public informed, but in its wake the brain
injury Woodruff sustained left him impaired to tell that
story. That attack in Iraq continues to serve as the
subject of the story, and today fortunately places
Woodruff back into the role as its storyteller; a vantage
point that allows him to teach us about the brain’s
ability to sustain injury and the power of perseverance.
From the best-selling book that he co-authored with his wife Lee, In an Instant, to the establishment of the
Bob Woodruff Family Foundation for Traumatic Brain
Injury (BWFF), that financially assists the military
with cognitive rehabilitation and care following a
traumatic brain injury suffered in service to their
country, Woodruff’s contributions toward raising
awareness for brain injuries have spanned the globe
and netted him a 2008 Peabody Award for his
reporting on the subject for ABC News.
Patients of Courage, Plastic Surgery 2010
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLASTIC SURGEONS®
Patients of Courage
The ceremonies will include a moving tribute to the Patients
of Courage honorees. The program recognizes inspirational/
exemplary reconstructive plastic surgery patients, nominated by
their ASPS Member Surgeons, whose lives were changed or saved
by plastic surgery and have since been paying the favor forward to
others in need.
Supported by: Mentor Worldwide LLC
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Welcome Reception - Friday, September 23
[705] Welcome Reception
[706] 7:00 - 9:00pm
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Fee: Complimentary with registration; Guests $95
Following the inspiring Opening Ceremonies, attendees
will be transported via shuttle buses to one of the
country’s finest museums, the Denver Museum of
Nature & Science. The Museum offers inspiring views
of City Park, Denver’s skyline, the Rocky Mountains,
and unforgettable exhibitions. Founded in 1900, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science traces its origins
back more than a hundred years to one man’s efforts
and a little log cabin tucked away in the mountains.
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is home to the
largest collection of gem carvings outside of Moscow
by Russian expatriate Vasily Konovalenko. It is the only
such public collection and display in the Americas. The
intricately detailed carvings, capturing scenes from Russian folk life, are composed from an extensive
palette of colorful gemstone materials.
Other exhibits on display include:
Gems and Minerals Exhibit
Wildlife Exhibit
North American Indian Cultures Exhibit
This event offers something for everyone. Guests will
enjoy delicious food and musical entertainment.
An evening at this unique, historical setting will be a
night to remember!
For more information on the Denver Museum
of Nature & Science visit www.dmns.org.
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Panels and Lectures - Saturday, September 24
day at a glance - Saturday
6:45AM - 8:00AM
[707]
Breakfast with Champions
6:45AM - 3:30PM
Medical Students Day
7:30AM - 4:45PM
General Sessions
9:00AM - 4:30PM
E
11:30AM - 1:30PM
Exhibit Hours
PlastyPAC Lunch
11:30AM - 1:00PM
[710]
WPS Luncheon
2:30PM - 4:30PM
[711]
Asset Protection
2
5:00PM - 7:00PM
5:30PM - 6:30PM
2 Hour ICs
[200]
Mastopexy Technique
[201]
Breast Reshaping after MWL
[202]
Congenital Breast Reconstruction
[203]
Blepharoplasty
[204]
Improving Facelift Results
[205]
Abdominoplasty
[206]
Advanced Craniofacial Surgery
[207]
Using CAD-CAM Technology
[208]
Managing Congenital Hand Anomalies
[209]
Internet Marketing
[210]
Surgical Site Infections
[211]
Repairing Nasal Defects
[212]
Strategies for Lower Extremity
Reconstruction
[714]
WPS Networking Hour
Continue the Panel - Ask the Experts
Still have questions? Head to the Exhibit Hall and
continue the conversation with today’s panelists.
Session A
6.50 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM
1
Controversies in Oncoplastic Surgery:
Patient Selection, Timing and Politics
7:30 - 8:30am
Moderator: Grant Carlson, MD
Invited Panelists: Moustapha Hamdi, MD;
Steven Kronowitz, MD; Albert Losken, MD

.25
President’s Session: ALCL and Breast
Implants - Plastic Surgery’s Proactive
Response, State of the Science and
Collaboration with the FDA
8:30 - 9:30am
Moderator: Phillip Haeck, MD, President, American Society of
Plastic Surgeons
Controversies and Complications in Fat
Grafting for the Face and Breast
10:15 - 11:45am
Moderator: J. Peter Rubin, MD
Invited Panelists: Louis Bucky, MD; Sydney Coleman, MD;
Val Lambros, MD; Michael Scheflan, MD

.25
Controversies in SMAS Management in
Facelifting: Why I Don’t Do Now What I
Did Then
1:00 - 2:00pm
Moderator: Sherrell Aston, MD
Invited Panelists: Joel Feldman, MD; J. William Little, MD;
Bryan Mendelson, MD; James Stuzin, MD

.25
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Panels and Lectures - Saturday, September 24
Addressing Primary Augmentation
for Asymmetry and Congenital
Breast Deformities
2:00 - 3:00pm
Moderator: W. Grant Stevens, MD
Invited Panelists: James Grotting, MD; James Namnoum, MD;
Scott Spear, MD

.5
Unconventional Means of Lipectomy:
The Evidence for Efficacy
3:45 - 4:45pm
Moderator: Jeffrey Kenkel, MD
Invited Panelists: Barry DiBernardo, MD; Miles Graivier, MD;
Jason Pozner, MD

.25
Session B
Update on Robotics in Plastic Surgery
Session C
11:15 - 11:45am
Lecturer: Jesse Selber, MD
4.50 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM

.25
Dupuytren’s Contracture:
Different Approaches
1:00 - 2:00pm
Moderator: David Netscher, MD
Invited Panelists: Prosper Benhaim, MD; Catherine Curtin, MD
Roger Khouri, MD

.25
Career Changes: Problems to Opportunity
2:00 - 3:00pm
Moderator: Neal Reisman, MD, JD
Invited Panelists: Robert Hardesty, MD; J. Eric Lomax, MD;
Jeffrey Friedman, MD; Norman Rappaport, MD
Microsurgery: What Works, What Doesn’t
Breast Reconstruction in the
Obese Patient
7:30 - 8:30am
Moderator: Gordon Lee, MD
Invited Panelists: John Hijjawi, MD; Samir Mardini, MD;
Roman Skoracki, MD; Liza Wu, MD
3:45 - 4:45pm
Moderator: Joseph Serletti, MD
Invited Panelists: Amy Alderman, MD; Dennis Hammond, MD;
John Hijjawi, MD; Babak Mehrara, MD
5.50 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM

.75
After the Flap Dies...Now
What? Is it Still Microsurgery?
10:15 - 11:15am
Moderator: Maurice Nahabedian, MD
Invited Panelists: Matthew Hanasono, MD;
Moustapha Hamdi, MD; Eduardo Rodriguez, MD;
Michel Saint-Cyr, MD

.25

.25
Scientific Paper Session –
Craniomaxillofacial I
7:30 - 8:30am
Scientific Paper Session –
Craniomaxillofacial II
10:15 - 11:45am
Scientific Paper Sessions
1:00 - 2:00pm
 Breast I
 Research and Technology I
Scientific Paper Sessions
2:00 - 3:00pm
 Cosmetic I
 Hand/Upper Extremity I
 General Reconstruction I
15
Instructional Courses - Saturday, September 24
5:00 - 7:00pm | Fee: $135
2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM
Breast
[IC 200] Mastopexy Technique and
Patient Selection
Foad Nahai, MD; Neal Reisman, MD, JD;
Michael Edwards, MD
This course will analyze the anatomical and
morphological features of the ptotic breast and describe a process for tissue-based evaluations
and operative planning. Management of the
technical details of the surgery, including the use
of implants in mastopexy and medico-legal issues
related to breast ptosis will be discussed.

.5
[IC 201] Breast Reshaping After
Massive Weight Loss
Felmont Eaves, MD; Dennis Hammond, MD;
Jeffrey Kenkel, MD; J. Peter Rubin, MD
This course presents an overview of breast
deformities seen after massive weight loss
(MWL), along with recent technical advances
designed to achieve a good aesthetic outcome.
Methods discussed include dermal suspension,
modifications of traditional mastopexy techniques
and strategies for autologous augmentation.
Operative strategies, using techniques specific to
the MWL patient, will be discussed.

.5
[IC 202] Congenital Breast
Reconstruction: The Current
State-of-the-Art
[IC 204] MOC-PS Improving Your Facelift
Results: Individualizing Your
Approach to Facial Rejuvenation
James Namnoum, MD and Kenneth Shestak, MD
Update your breast reconstruction revision skills
and implement new techniques. Common and
uncommon problems and complications arising
in implant and tissue breast reconstruction will be
addressed and case presentations will be shared
to demonstrate solutions.
Thomas Mustoe, MD and Charles Thorne, MD
Module: Cosmetic
Tracer Procedure: Facelift
By using a combination of advanced facelift
techniques/technology and individualization
analysis of the aging face, you will maximize facial
rejuvenation results for your patients. The role of
component rejuvenation, specifically endoscopic/
temporal brow rejuvenation with an innovative
approach to eyelid, midfacial, and neck
rejuvenation will be discussed. The role of fat
compartments in improving facial rejuvenation,
facial fillers, laser, and skin care, as well as
management and avoidance of complications will
also be covered.

.5
Cosmetic
[IC 203] MOC-PS Topics in
Blepharoplasty
Elizabeth Jelks, MD and Glenn Jelks, MD
Module: Cosmetic
Tracer Procedure: Blepharoplasty
Learn a full range of information to consistently
perform effective blepharoplasty as well as
nuances to continuously improve patient
satisfaction and manage challenges and
complications. Anesthesia considerations, patient
safety issues, and relevant ICD 9 and CPT codes
will be discussed.

.5

.5
[IC 205] MOC-PS Abdominoplasty
Al Aly, MD and Alan Matarasso, MD
Module: Cosmetic
Tracer Procedure: Abdominoplasty
Compare the range of available abdominal contour surgery options including lipoabdominoplasty or
mini-abdominoplasty vs. traditional abdominoplasty
or panniculectomy or massive weight loss options.
The identification and treatment of unusual
situations such as the scarred abdomen and
integration of abdominoplasty with other cosmetic
procedures or when treating related areas such as
the mons pubis, flanks or back rolls will be
discussed. Strategies to identify, avoid and
manage complications such as ischemia, seromas
or VTE will be addressed.

.5
16
Instructional Courses - Saturday, September 24
Craniomaxillofacial
[IC 206] MOC-PS Advanced Craniofacial
Surgery
Scott Paul Bartlett, MD; Richard Hopper, MD;
Fernando Molina, MD
Module: Craniomaxillofacial
Tracer Procedure: Non-syndromic
Craniosynostosis
Analyze current craniofacial techniques including
diagnosis and planning considerations, as well as
options for long term aesthetic and functional
outcomes and avoidance and management of
complications. This course will allow surgeons to
classify craniofacial deformities, including
craniosynostosis, orbital hypertelorism, and
hemifacial and differentially treat patients with
hemifacial microsomia with distraction and
conventional techniques. Additional topics include
techniques and strategies for orbital hypertelorism
correction and basic concepts in the treatment of
syndromic craniosynostosis.

.5
[IC 207] NEW! The Use of CAD-CAM Technology in Plastic Surgery:
An Update on Virtual Computer
Planning for Craniomaxillofacial
Surgery and Head & Neck
Reconstruction
David Hirsch, MD, DDS; Jamie Levine, MD;
Oren Tepper, MD
The development of computer-aided design (CAD)
and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) has
had a tremendous impact on various industries in
terms of planning, design and fabrication.
CAD-CAM technology also has the potential to
revolutionize our current approach to plastic
surgery. Areas that have proven amenable to this
paradigm shift include free fibula reconstruction
of the mandible, complex maxillofacial trauma,
orthognathic surgery, and elective craniofacial
surgery. Using CAD-CAM techniques, each
of these clinical scenarios can be approached
through “Virtual Surgery”. 3-D virtual surgery
involves 3 phases: (1) a planning phase, (2) a
modeling phase, and (3) a surgical phase. In the
planning phase, 3-D CT scans can be
manipulated so that an ideal postoperative result
can be designed. In the modeling phase, surgical
guides are designed that can be applied
intra-operatively to aid in oncologic resection,
donor site harvest and bony alignment. In the
surgical phase, the virtual plan is executed with
the application of pre-fabricated splints and jigs.
The application of this technology for each of
these areas (mandible reconstruction,
maxillofacial trauma, orthognathic surgery, and
craniofacial surgery) will be reviewed.

.5
Hand/Upper Extremity
[IC 208] Management of Common
Congenital Anomalies of
the Hand
Michael Bentz, MD and Robert Havlik, MD
This course covers common congenital hand
anomalies and addresses accurate early
diagnosis, nonsurgical and surgical treatment
options, perioperative care, and patient safety
issues including patient selection and
management of complications. Case examples of
commonly occurring congenital anomalies of the
hand, including polydactyly, syndactyly, digital
aplasia, and construction ring anomalies/
amniotics banding will be discussed.

.5
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Instructional Courses - Saturday, September 24
Practice Management
[IC 209] Internet Marketing: Getting the
Most Out of Your Website
W. Grant Stevens, MD; Keith Humes; Ryan Miller
The aesthetic practice can attract new patients
from the Internet by leveraging proven online
marketing strategies, assessing practice needs,
articulating a plan, and implementing tactics to
optimize for both universal search and social
media. Learn to cultivate patient reviews online,
juxtapose descriptive content and online video to
drive patient inquiries, and enhance your online
reputation. The course will conclude with a series
of live web site assessments to help you identify
the strengths and weaknesses of several practices.
[IC 210] MOC-PS Preventing Surgical
Site Infections
Bernard Camins, MD and V. Leroy Young, MD
Module: Patient Safety
Topics covered during this course include
patient‑related risk factors known to increase the
risk for surgical site infections (SSI), such as
MRSA colonization. Current evidence-based
practices to reduce these patient‑associated risk
factors will be discussed. Emphasis will be
placed on preoperative and operating room
practices that have been shown to decrease
surgical site infection rates in other types of
procedures. Dr. Camins is an infectious disease
specialist with extensive experience in this topic.
2 
Reconstruction
Courses 211 and 212 are
supported by an educational
grant from LifeCell.
[IC 211] An Approach to the Repair of
Complex Nasal Defects
Frederick Menick, MD and Gary Burget, MD
Learn an approach to complex nasal
reconstruction, including repair of the adjacent
facial platform of the lip and cheek. Surgeons
will increase their ability to conduct the
preoperative analysis and surgical planning, use
a three-stage forehead flap for cover, lining, and
support, integrate free flaps into complex repair,
and treat nasal deformity in children. Revision of
imperfect results will also be discussed.

.5
[IC 212] MOC-PS Practical Strategies
for Lower Extremity
Reconstruction: A Combined
Plastic Orthopaedic Surgical
Approach
Roberto Lachica, MD; Craig Salt, MD;
Robert Whitfield, MD
Module: Comprehensive
Tracer Procedure: Lower Extremity Acute Trauma
This course is designed for those with a strong
interest in lower extremity reconstruction
regardless of practice setting. It defines and
stratifies the major flap options for soft tissue
coverage of complex leg/foot wounds from
various disease states, including the selection and
design of cutaneous and perforator flaps for
problem areas in the lower limb. Avoidance and
management of complications and the benefits of
using a coordinated, multidisciplinary treatment
plan to improve flap survival and overall function
are described.

.5
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Special Programs - Saturday, September 24
[707] Breakfast with Champions
6:45 - 8:00am
Fee: $30
This highly attended annual event returns featuring a
new lineup of champions. You’ll have the unique
opportunity to participate in small roundtable
discussions with recognized leaders in the specialty.
This year’s invited champions are: Bruce Bauer, MD;
John Canady, MD; Paul Cederna, MD; Bahman
Guyuron, MD; Steven Kronowitz, MD; Michael
Neumeister, MD; and Julian Pribaz, MD.
The invited Champions are subject to change. Visit
www.plasticsurgery2011.org for up-to-date
information. Organized by the ASPS/PSF Young
Plastic Surgeons Steering Committee.
Medical Students Day
6:45am - 3:30pm
Fee: Complimentary to
Medical Students
Supported by: Allergan
A full day featuring the best of Plastic Surgery 2011!
Real-life information from Program Directors and
Senior Residents covering strategies and career paths
for medical students interested in becoming plastic
surgeons. Visit www.plasticsurgery2011.org to register.
[710] Women Plastic Surgeons’
(WPS) Luncheon
11:30am - 1:00pm
Fee: $50
Chair: Susan Kaweski, MD
Featured Speaker: Dana Fox
Supported by: Allergan
The ASPS Women Plastic Surgeons Forum provides
this annual favorite, offering a unique opportunity
for women plastic surgeons to network while
participating in an engaging session on topics of
importance. This year’s program will feature keynote
speaker Dana Fox, President, Strategic Edge Partners.
Dana Fox has more than 25 years of experience in
marketing, sales, customer service, and team
building. She is recognized as a leading expert in
strategic marketing and execution in the cosmetic
medical field in both print media and Internet
marketing. She is an internationally known speaker,
seminar leader and author. Her most recent work,
A Brand Apart: A Guide to Successfully Marketing
Your Plastic Surgery Practice, was commissioned by
the American Society of Plastic Surgeons in 2008.
Other accomplishments include numerous articles on
marketing, team building, customer service and
communication skills.
[714] Women Plastic Surgeons
Networking Hour
5:30 - 6:30PM
Hyatt Regency Convention Center Hotel
Supported by: Sientra
PlastyPAC Luncheon
Guest Speaker: Keith Hennessey
11:30am - 1:30pm
Fee: $250 donation to PlastyPAC
This event, featuring Keith Hennesey, will provide PAC
members with an opportunity to interact with colleagues and
gain first-hand accounts and impressions of the current
state of Washington politics while achieving a better
understanding of health policy economics.
In his fifteen years serving in economic policy roles for
elected officials and the Administration, Keith Hennessey
has become known as one of the brightest economic minds
in Washington. Prior to serving as senior White House
economic advisor to President George W. Bush, Hennessey
served as Deputy Assistant to the President for Economic
Policy and Deputy Director of the National Economic
Council at the White House from 2002-2007. Since leaving
the White House, Hennessey has been a featured television
commentator on economic policy on CNBC, CNN, Fox
News, and Fox Business. He currently works as a Research
Fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University and
teaches at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and
Stanford Law School. Hennessey also writes an economic
blog titled “Keith Hennessey.com” that was named “Top 25
Economic Blogs” by the Wall Street Journal.
Support the specialty today by contributing online to
PlastyPAC at www.plastypac.net. You can also buy a
ticket onsite at the PlastyPAC booth.
Visit the PlastyPAC booth to sign up for the event
or learn more about legislative and PlastyPAC
activities. For more information, contact Lori
Shoaf, Director of Federal Government Affairs at
202-672-1518 or [email protected].
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Special Programs - Saturday, September 24
[711] Asset Protection for Plastic
Surgeons: Avoiding The
Landmines
2:30 - 4:30PM
Fee: $55; Free to Residents who register in advance
Not for Credit
Physicians face extraordinary liability exposure and
therefore must take additional legal steps to protect
themselves and their wealth. The scope of this
program goes beyond protecting against medical
malpractice theory alone and introduces a holistic
approach to physician planning that incorporates
asset protection planning, business planning, and
long-term wealth distribution and conservation
strategies.
Topics:
 Hidden liability risks to physicians
 Choice of business entity for the medical practice
and investments
 Protecting the personal residence
 Pre-marital protection of assets against
possible divorce
 Advantages and disadvantages of offshore
planning
 Establishing, maintaining and utilizing Captive
Insurance (CICs) and how they can benefit
physicians
Speakers:
Jay D. Adkisson, JD is a partner in law firm Riser
Adkission LLP (www.risad.com), which specializes in
the areas of creditor-debtor law, business tax
planning and asset protection planning. Mr. Adkisson
is the author of Adkisson’s Captive Insurance
Companies (iUniverse 2006) and a co-author of
Asset Protection: Concepts and Strategies
(McGraw-Hill 2004). Mr. Adkisson has a been an
expert witness to the U.S. Senate Finance Committee
and has lectured to both the U.S. Department
of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service on
judgment enforcement. Mr. Adkisson has been a
regular commentator for Forbes, the Wall Street
Journal, and other leading financial publications.
Lawrence B. Keller, CLU, ChFC, CFP® is a
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner
and the founder of PHYSICIAN FINANCIAL
SERVICES (www.physicianfinancialservices.com).
Mr. Keller has spent the past twenty years helping
physicians implement income protection and
wealth accumulation strategies. He has been quoted
in Medical Economics magazine and has written
articles for several medical publications including:
Plastic Surgery Practice, The Bulletin of the American
Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery,
The Bulletin of the American Academy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons, and General Surgery News. Additionally,
he is the author of the book PLAN FOR SUCCE$$, a
guide to financial management published by the
American Society of Plastic Surgeons. 20
Panels and Lectures - Sunday, September 25
day at a glance - Sunday
1
7:00AM - 8:00AM
Nipple Areolar Reconstruction
[301]
Acellular Dermal Matrix in Breast
Reconstruction
[302]
Breast Reconstruction Forum
[303]
Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery
[304]
Asian Blepharoplasty
[305]
Closing a Cleft Lip
[306]
Surgical Management of Nasal
Obstruction
[307]
Fat Grafting in Breast Surgery
5.25 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM
[321]
Partial Breast Reconstruction
[322]
Vertical Reduction Mammaplasty
Stem Cells: Pitfalls and Regulations
[323]
Sculptural Rejuvenation of the Aging
Face 2
[324]
Progressive Rhinoplasty

4:30PM - 6:30PM
[325]
Endoscopic Forehead and Mid-face
Surgery
Current Concepts in Fat Grafting
[326]
Comprehensive Liposuction
[327]
Facial Tumors
[328]
Basilar Join Arthritis
Hand Fractures
[329]
Intrinsic Hand Flaps
[330]
Web Marketing
Cosmetic Hand Rejuvenation
[309]
Online Reputation
Management
[331]
Partnership in Today’s Economy
[310]
Prevent Errors in Practice
[332]
Mohs Facial Defects
[311]
Pedicled Perforator Flaps
[312]
6:30PM - 8:00PM
PSF International Reception
Sternal Reconstruction
[730]
[731]
6:30PM - 9:30PM
[723]
ASMS Presidential Reception
General Sessions
E
11:00AM - 11:15AM
11:15AM - 11:45AM
Continue the Panel - Ask the Experts
ASMS Kazanjian Lecture
Still have questions? Head to the Exhibit Hall and
continue the conversation with today’s panelists.
Life Members’ Luncheon
11:45AM - 1:00PM
[717]
ASMS Luncheon and Annual Business
Meeting
11:45AM - 1:15PM
[718]
VIPS Forum Luncheon
11:45AM - 1:15PM
[719]
YPS Forum Marketing Workshop
12:00PM - 1:30PM
[720]
Getting an Article Accepted in PRS
2
[315]
2 Hour ICs
Sculptural Rejuvenation of the Aging
Face 1
.25
8:30 - 9:30am
Moderator: Scott Spear, MD
Invited Panelists: Phillip Blondeel, MD; Louis Bucky, MD;
Gino Rigotti, MD

.25
Complications with Lower Lid and
Lid-Cheek Junction Surgery
10:15 - 11:45am
Moderator: Glenn Jelks, MD
Invited Panelists: Sydney Coleman, MD; Sam Hamra, MD;
Michael Grant, MD
.25
ASMS Research Grant Awards/Scholar
Award Presentations
[715]
8:00 - 8:30am
Invited Lecturer: J. Peter Rubin, MD

Exhibit Hours
11:30AM - 1:00PM
2:00PM - 4:00PM
Session A
[320]
[308]
8:00AM - 4:15PM
9:00AM - 4:30PM
1 Hour ICs
[300]
2 Hour ICs
2
Revisional Breast Augmentation:
Dealing with Capsular Contracture,
Fold Asymmetries and Nipple Malposition
1:15 - 2:15pm
Moderator: James Grotting, MD
Invited Panelists: Laurie Casas, MD; Michael Edwards, MD;
Louis Strock, MD

.25
Interactive Video: Optimizing Scar
Location in Brachioplasty
2:15 - 2:30pm
Moderator: Al Aly, MD
Presenter: Vincent Makhlouf, MD
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Panels and Lectures - Sunday, September 25
Protecting Your Reputation on the
Internet: To Play or Not To Play
ASMS Research Grant Awards
Presentations
Session C
3:15 - 4:15pm
Moderator: Robert Singer, MD
Invited Panelists: Thomas Seery; Jeffrey Segal, MD, JD;
Ryan Miller; Neal Reisman, MD, JD
11:00 - 11:15am
Concurrent Scientific Paper Sessions
ASMS Kazanjian Lecture: Learning from
the Masters
10:15 - 11:15am
Session b - ASMS Day
11:15 - 11:45am
Lecturer: Henry Kawamoto, Jr., MD, DDS
5.75 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM
Full program description on page 2.
Making Pain Painless/Pain Terminator:
Surgical Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial
Pain
Soft Tissue Defects of the Face and
Scalp: How I Do It
8:00 - 9:00am
Moderator: Bahman Guyuron, MD
Invited Panelists: Ivica Ducic, MD, PhD; Jeffrey Janis, MD;
Frank Papay, MD

.25
Innovative Techniques in Head and Neck
Reconstruction: The New Frontier
9:00 - 9:45am
Moderator: Geoffrey Robb, MD
Invited Panelists: Matthew Hanasono, MD; Jesse Selber, MD;
Roman Skoracki, MD

.25
Aesthetic Refinements in Secondary
Cleft Surgery
10:15 - 11:00am
Moderator: Donald Mackay, MD
Invited Panelists: William Hoffman, MD; Kenneth Salyer, MD;
Henry Vasconez, MD

.25
1:00 - 2:00pm
Moderator: Scott Paul Bartlett, MD
Invited Panelists: Gary Burget, MD; Frederick Menick, MD;
Julian Pribaz, MD; Barry Zide, MD

.25
Expanding Your Practice in
Craniomaxillofacial Surgery
2:00 - 2:45pm
Moderator: Sean Boutros, MD
Invited Panelists: Patrick Kelley, MD; Pravin Patel, MD;
Stephen Baker, MD
Controversies in Ear Reconstruction
3:15 - 4:15pm
Moderator: Burton Brent, MD
Invited Panelists: Francoise Firmin, MD; John Reinisch, MD;
Charles Thorne, MD

.25
3 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM

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


Breast II
Cosmetic II
General Reconstruction II
Hand/Upper Extremity II
Research and Technology II
Interactive Roundtable Discussion 1:
CPT and ICD-10 Update
1:15 - 2:15pm
Facilitators: Martha Matthews, MD and Erin Kennedy, MD
Join us for an interactive discussion of coding and billing issues.
Share ideas to prepare for the transition to ICD-10 diagnosis codes
that will occur in 2013. Bring your challenging coding questions,
and let the experts help you!
Interactive Roundtable Discussion 2:
“The Dog Ate My Homework” Isn’t Going
to Work - How ASPS Can Help You Comply
with the Feds in the New Era of Health
Care
3:15 - 4:15pm
Join this informative discussion on the what, when and where of
the Federal Health Care Reform Law. ASPS has developed a host
of tools and resources for you and your staff to use as the looming
deadlines for compliance approach. Critical topics such as
electronic medical records, performance improvement incentives
and the ins and outs of accountable care organizations will be
covered.
22
Instructional Courses - Sunday, September 25
7:00 - 8:00am | Fee: $85
1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit TM
Breast
[IC 300] Nipple-Areolar Reconstruction
Dennis Hammond, MD
This course will describe methods and
techniques involved in reconstruction of the
nipple areola complex (NAC), including
reconstruction with local flaps and skin graft
assist. Technical details and results in a wide
variety of abnormal situations will be presented.
Timing of the reconstruction, the immediate
reconstruction at the first stage of breast
reconstruction, and techniques for optimizing
results and avoiding complications will
be emphasized.
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.25
[IC 301] Utilizing Acellular Dermal
Matrix in One-and-Two Stage
Breast Reconstruction
Charles Andrew Salzberg, MD and
John Y.S. Kim, MD
This course will cover techniques and outcomes
of two stage tissue expander breast reconstruction
using acellular dermis. What matters and what
doesn’t matter, along with a detailed review of
historical techniques, current modifications, recent
trends, controversies, pearls to optimize outcomes,
and strategies to manage complications will
be discussed.
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.25
[IC 302] NEW! Help the Experts: Open
Forum on Breast Reconstruction
[IC 304] NEW! Asian Blepharoplasty
Kunihiko Nohira, MD
This course will provide a comprehensive
approach to Asian blepharoplasty, including
additional procedures to enhance outcomes.
Attendees will be able to describe the surgical
anatomy of the Asian eyelid and the Asian concept
of beauty of the eyelid. Step-by-step techniques
of ptosis surgery combined with blepharoplasty
and a simple and reliable method of pre-operative
planning to avoid complications will be
discussed. Procedural demonstration videos will
be shown.
Steven Kronowitz, MD and Albert Losken, MD
This highly interactive course will focus on
discussions of difficult and complex breast
reconstruction cases led by the instructors.
Participants will share their clinical experience,
debate the most effective surgical management
plan and work together in this open forum.
Come prepared to discuss problematic cases,
including delayed reconstruction, unusual scar
patterns, use of pre- or post-operative radiation.
Cases for discussion may also be submitted to the
instructors. Email the ASPS Executive office:
[email protected]
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.75
.25
Craniomaxillofacial
Cosmetic
[IC 303] NEW! Cosmetic Vaginal
Surgery: Labioplasty and
Beyond
Christine Hamori, MD
The popularity and interest in vaginal cosmetic
surgery is growing. This course is designed
to provide the plastic surgeon with an overview of
surgical techniques, including labioplasty, clitoral
hood reduction and labia majora reduction.
Patient selection, meeting patient expectations in
cosmetic vaginal rejuvenation, and how to
incorporate cosmetic gynecology into your
practice will be discussed.

.25
[IC 305] The ABC’s of Closing a Cleft Lip
Larry Hollier, MD and Samuel Stal, MD
Learn the crucial surgical techniques in cleft lip
and cleft nose repair to optimize repair and
avoid and manage poor results. This course will
help surgeons to produce correct lip markings;
correctly utilize preoperative orthopedics for
alveolar, palate and nose; implement crucial
surgical techniques to optimize repair; and
manage poor results.
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.25
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Instructional Courses - Sunday, September 25
[IC 306] NEW! Opportunities and
Challenges in the Surgical
Management of Nasal
Obstruction
Ronald Gruber, MD; Malcolm Lesavoy, MD;
Neil Tanna, MD
The evaluation and diagnosis of patients with
nasal obstruction, including a review of critical
elements in the history and physical examination
and perioperative concerns, will be covered. The
course will review methods of inferior
turbinoplasty and complex problems related to the
septum: treating the caudal septum, a discussion
of complications of septal surgery, including
avoidance and management, and when to consider
the open rhinoplasty approach to septal surgery.
Functional rhinoplasty also receives significant
attention in this course, with consideration of the
surgical treatment of the saddle nose, treatment of
nasal obstruction in the traumatized nose,
treatment of the dorsal deviation, and surgical and
non surgical treatment of the nasal valve.
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.25
Hand/Upper Extremity
[IC 307] MOC-PS Basilar Joint Arthritis
Randy Hauck, MD and Michael Sauerbier, MD
Module: Hand Surgery
Tracer Procedure: Thumb carpo-metacarpal
arthritis
Understand the surgical options available for
this debilitating disease and how to achieve
superior outcomes. Compare different techniques
of basilar joint arthroplasty and summarize the
latest evidence about the outcomes of these
procedures. This course will allow participants to
assess techniques to manage this condition,
including postoperative rehabilitation.
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.25
[IC 308] NEW! Cosmetic Rejuvenation
of the Hand
Practice Management
[IC 309] NEW! Online Reputation
Management
Ryan Miller
This one-hour session will explore the
current state of online reputation management and
the critical role consumer reviews play for today’s
aesthetic practice. Focused on practical
application, this course will empower you with
the knowledge and tools to take control of your
name and brand online, cultivate a wealth of
positive reviews, and responsibly address the
inevitable negative review.
[IC 310] Strategies to Identify and
Prevent Errors and Near Misses
in Your Practice
Roger Khouri, MD and Sydney Coleman, MD
Karol Gutowski, MD; Geoffrey Keyes, MD;
Loren Schechter, MD
This course will help participants become familiar
with a technique for improving aging or scarred
skin of the dorsal hand. The use of structural fat
grafting over the dorsum of the hand for
rejuvenation and treatment of scarred or atrophic
skin of the hand will be demonstrated.
Focusing on minor incidents reduces the
probability of major accidents. This course will
address system weaknesses that may lead to
significant consequences and offer strategies to
improve and redesign your work environment to
reduce the risk of near misses and sentinel events.
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.25
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Instructional Courses - Sunday, September 25
Reconstruction
Courses 311 and 312 are
supported by an educational
grant from LifeCell.
[IC 311] NEW! Pedicled Perforator
Flaps: Getting Started, Staying
Safe and Planning Your
Lifeboat
John Hijjawi, MD; Peter Neligan, MD;
Michel Saint-Cyr, MD
A powerful but less popular clinical application
for perforator flaps is their use as pedicled flaps.
This course will provide safe approaches for
planning and performing pedicled perforator
flaps, including how to appropriately select
patients with breast, pelvic, lower extremity, and
head and neck wounds in which pedicled
perforator flaps would be useful - potentially
reducing the need for more complex
microvascular procedures. Preoperative
planning, useful instruments, intraoperative
technique, and planning lifeboats to maximize
patient safety while gaining experience with these
procedures will also be discussed.
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.25
[IC 312] NEW! Sternal Reconstruction
Mark Venturi, MD; Ali Mesbahi, MD;
Haven Barlow, MD
Sternal reconstruction is an important area of
plastic surgery that some physicians may not be
exposed to during their training depending on
how active their hospital is in cardiothoracic
surgery. There are a variety of ways to manage
sternal reconstruction: This course aims to
discuss the most frequent scenarios for sternal
reconstruction and describe in detail the options
for plating and flaps in sternal reconstruction.
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.5
2:00 - 4:00pm | Fee: $135
2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM
Cosmetic
[IC 315] Sculptural