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OCTOBER 16-20, 2015
PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com
A Day of Craniofacial
Surgery
The mission of the ASMS is
to advance the “art of facial
restoration.” ASMS is proud
to provide an entire day of
education and technology, led
by our preeminent plastic
surgeon members.
William Hoffman, MD
ASMS Program Chair
NEW! Four Cadaver Labs!
Expert Surgeons Providing Hands-On
Experience for Attendees
Transforming Plastic Surgery Education
Try the techniques out yourself!
You asked for it, so we did it! This year’s annual
meeting will offer cadaver labs for hands-on
learning, plus more non-surgical aesthetic
treatments, point-counterpoint debates,
and more!
See you in the ThunderDome!
PSTM15 continues the transformation of the
way ASPS delivers plastic surgery education.
Over the past 3 years, we have actively infused
new topics, new speakers, new tracks, new
formats, and new ideas.
Jeffrey E. Janis, MD, FACS
Board VP of Education
Karol A. Gutowski, MD, FACS
Program Chair
Practice Management – The prescription for Success!
I am particularly excited about the increased emphasis on Practice
Management issues in this year’s meeting. There are very few
venues that can give the practicing plastic surgeon guidance
in this area, addressing the broad range of issues that
we all face.
Matthew Concannon, MD
Instructional Course Co-Chair
OCTOBER 16-20, 2015
Will You Join Us?
This year’s agenda and program is
loaded like never before with topics
ranging from simple to advanced
aesthetic surgery as well as all of the
reconstructive topics.
Join us for in-depth discussions
related to the FDA and the recommendations regarding fat grafting
and stem cells.
The meeting has an outstanding
faculty comprised of surgeons from
different specialties that are all world
class, preeminent presenters and
educators.
Maurice Nahabedian, MD
Program Vice Chair
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MLC3986-R1/4619/4-2015
The world’s best
and brightest
plastic surgeons are convening
in Boston, October 16-20.
Join Us!
+ New topics, new speakers, new tracks,
new formats, and new ideas
+ Multidisciplinary environment, lively
discussions and expanded educational
opportunities
Table of Contents
Meeting Details . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
ASMS Pre-Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Educational Program Grid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Educational Program Descriptions . . . . . . . . . 18
+ New Cadaver labs providing hands-on
experience
Medical Students Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
+ Panel presentations on plastic surgery
hot topic including:
Residents Day Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
– Fat grafting for aesthetic and reconstructive
indications
CME Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Senior Residents Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Guest Nations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Premier Industry Supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Events . . 44
Exhibit Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Meetings of Related Organizations . . . . . . . . 48
– Transgender surgery
Hotel and Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
– Tips for surviving as a plastic surgeon in
our ever changing health care system
Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
+ Non-surgical aesthetic treatments
+ Point-counterpoint debates
+ CME credits
PERSONAL, PRACTICAL, USEFUL, CLINICAL INFORMATION
Where the world
of Plastic Surgery
comes together!
Join us…
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At a Glance:
Program Highlights & Special Events
Wednesday, October 14
Senior Residents
Conference Welcome
Reception
6:30 – 7:30 pm | Westin
Join us for the SRC welcome reception to launch
Plastic Surgery The Meeting for Senior Residents.
Supported by: Sientra
Thursday, October 15
ASMS Symposium
7:30 am – 5:15 pm | Westin
ASMS Pre-Conference Symposium:
VOLUNTEERISM IN PLASTIC SURGERY: OVERSEAS
MISSION TRIPS: This symposium addresses the
challenges of delivering cleft care in the
underdeveloped world.
Residents Networking/
Mentorship Reception
6:00 – 7:00 p.m. | Westin
AAAASF Surveyor and Medicare
Surveyor Training Workshops
7:30 am – 4:30 pm | Convention Center
Learn how to successfully perform inspections of
ambulatory surgery facilities.
Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery
What are the latest leading-edge technologies and
techniques? See what the future holds!
VIPS Forum
2:00 – 4:00 pm | Convention Center
Learn more about ASPSs’ Volunteers in Plastic
Surgery – making the world a better place.
Build relationships and connect with peers as we
celebrate the journey through residency with plastic
surgery residents and their mentors.
Friday, October 16
Opening Ceremonies
Join presidents from ASPS, The PSF and ASMS for
opening ceremonies. Help honor Patients of Courage
as well as our special award recipients.
Welcome Reception
6:00 – 7:30 pm | Westin
Unwind and relax! Connect with your colleagues
and friends from around the world in a relaxing,
casino-themed reception. Enjoy food, libations and
music to launch 2015 Plastic Surgery The Meeting.
Supported by:
Women Plastic Surgeons’ Luncheon
Join Birute Regine, EdD, for an engaging presentation on
social change, leadership, cooperation and collaboration.
Registration required.
Supported by: Allergan
Women Plastic Surgeons’
Networking Hour
5:30 – 6:30 pm | Westin
A unique opportunity for women plastic surgeons to network
and collaborate with peers.
Saturday, October 17
Senior Residents
CPT Coding Course
Exclusive to Senior Residents Conference Registrants
only–an introduction to medical billing and coding.
Sunday, October 18
Breakfast Reception
with Exhibitors!
9:30 – 10:30 am | Convention Center
ASMS Presidential
Reception
Life Members Luncheon
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
Convention Center
Join ASMS leadership for an evening reception at the
galleries and courtyard of the museum.
Complimentary for life members and their spouse/guest.
Join us as we honor our life members with an engaging
program. Registration required.
YPS Luncheon: How to win
with the Media
Complimentary for YPS Forum members, residents,
fellows and medical students. Pat Clark will discuss
how to win the media. Join us for lunch
PRS/PRS GO: Getting an
Article Accepted!
Learn everything you need to know about submission of
manuscripts to top-tier academic journals. Registration
and fee required. Lunch is included.
ASMS Annual Business
Meeting and Luncheon
The ASMS leadership will provide an update on activities
during the past year. All ASMS members are encouraged
to attend.
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
The PSF International
and Research Reception
7:00 pm
The Exchange Conference Center
on Boston’s Historic Waterfront
Join us to honor our international attendees and
research grant recipients.
Monday, October 19
ASPS/The PSF Annual
Business Meeting and
Luncheon
The ASPS leadership will provide an update
on activities during the past year. All ASPS members
are encouraged to attend.
Jay Leno LIVE!
7:30 pm | The Westin Boston
Waterfront
This event features Jay’s unique
comedy stylings, dinner, drinks,
silent and live auctions.
Many will enter...who will win?
Reputations are on the line when master plastic surgeons pit their surgical ‘secret
ingredient’ solutions against each other. Enter your surgical pearl to be named the
Iron Surgeon 2015.
Who will win in 2015? Will the Ohio State University dominate again or will the trophy
go back to previous year’s winners – or will a new champion be named?
Contact: Julie Buscemi at [email protected]
Enter by September 15.
Supported by: PRS Global Open
Who will be the last surgeon standing when expert surgeons go head-to-head.
You be the judge in these can’t miss point-counterpoint presentations.
MEETING DETAILS
MEETING DETAILS
PLASTIC SURGERY THE MEETING APP
Location: Boston, MA
Available for download in the App Store in October
Airport Code: BOS
• Searchable program and event schedule
Meeting Site: Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
(20 – 30 minutes from Boston’s Logan Airport)
• Exhibitor List with booth locations and
floor plan
Headquarter Hotel: The Westin Boston Waterfront
• Maps of the Convention Center and
Westin Hotel
• Instant notifications of important info
and updates on-site
CONFERENCE SNAPSHOT:
WEDNESDAY:
SRC Welcome Reception
CME INFORMATION
THURSDAY:
SMS Pre-Conference Symposium
A
(all day)
Earn up to 47.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and
23 23 patient safety credits by attending Plastic Surgery
The Meeting and the pre-conference symposia.
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Senior Residents Conference
(all day)
Cadaver Lab: Breast Reconstruction (morning)
Cadaver Lab: Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
(afternoon)
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Early Bird Registration: through July 23
Advance Registration Rates End: September 17
Onsite Registration Rates: on or after September 18
FRIDAY: Hotel Deadline: September 10
Residents Day (all day)
Instructional Courses (all day)
Cadaver Lab: Facelift (morning)
Cadaver Lab: Rhinoplasty (afternoon)
Opening Ceremonies & Welcome Reception
(evening)
SATURDAY – MONDAY:
Exhibits
SATURDAY – TUESDAY:
Scientific Sessions and Instructional Courses
We’ve Included
Lots of Extras…
There’s a lot more included in your registration
package. New this year, Plastic Surgery The
Meeting’s BUNDLED registration includes:
Three (3) instructional courses
PSEN recordings of General Sessions and
PSEN recordings of select instructional courses.
Look for our bundled symbol.*
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Register online at
*Some registration categories are excluded from the bundle.
Monday, October 19
7:30 p.m. at Plastic Surgery The Meeting
The Westin Boston Waterfront
Buy your tickets during online registration
Already registered?
Add this event
Individual tickets
$295
VIP tables
available
Please call 800-766-4955 for information.
Coming together for a great cause
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons and The Plastic Surgery Foundation are thrilled
to be hosting a charitable night of laughter featuring celebrated comedian Jay Leno.
A comedic icon and Television Hall of Fame Inductee, Jay Leno is certain to have
attendees closing The Meeting with smiles and stories of this memorable night.
Along with Jay’s unique comedic stylings, this event features a delicious dinner, drinks,
silent and live auctions and of course, the opportunity to help others through giving.
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Details available at PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com/Leno
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ASMS PRE-CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM
Pre-Conference Symposium
Volunteerism In Plastic Surgery:
Overseas Mission Trips: Point-Counterpoint
Program Chair: William Y. Hoffman, MD
Program Co-Chair: Seth Thaller, MD, DMD
Faculty: James Chang, MD; Mimis Cohen, MD; Paul Farmer, MD; Amanda Gosman, MD; Alexander Lin, MD;
Reza Jarrahy, MD; Henry Kawamoto, MD; Anna Kuang, MD; Donald Mackay, MD; Delora Mount, MD; John Mulliken, MD;
Francis Papay, MD; Anup Patel, MD; Debra Ann Reilly, MD; Neal Reisman, MD; Peter Taub, MD; Henry Vasconez, MD;
Amy Wandel, MD; Andrew Wexler, MD
Our goal is to promote safe and effective surgery for children with clefts wherever they may be.
We have assembled an outstanding faculty who are leaders in cleft surgery in the US and have broad
experience in overseas surgery as well.
At the end of this symposium attendees should be familiar with:
• different types of overseas volunteer organizations,
• multiple aspects of global health as it relates to surgical disease, and
• current techniques in cleft lip and palate surgery.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015
Cleft lip and palate repair represent the core of plastic surgery and are central to the ASMS.
This symposium addresses the challenges of delivering cleft care in the underdeveloped world.
We plan a two pronged approach, taking an in-depth look at:
• the surgical aspects of global health and
• reviewing techniques of cleft surgery for those planning to participate in volunteer missions overseas.
Topics range from the organization of teams to the utility of speech surgery on mission trips.
Point-counterpoint discussions will address controversial topics such as the role of residents in
mission trips and the utility of secondary surgery in these settings.
7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
3
3 Patient Safety Credits
MOC-PS Credit is available.
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REGISTRATION
On or Before 7/23
7/24 – 9/17
On or After 9/18
ASPS/ASMS Member/ASPS Life-Inactive
$500
$550
$625
Guest Physician
$645
$710
$780
Resident/Fellow/ASPS Life-Active/Allied Health Professional/
Office Personnel/Spouse/Guest
$350
$400
$450
Please visit PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com/ASMS for more information.
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THURSDAY
ASMS PRE-CONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM
SENIOR RESIDENTS
CONFERENCE
CADAVER LABS
6:30 am
7:00 am
Registration/Breakfast
Registration/Breakfast
7:30 am
7:35 am
Introduction: Goals and Objectives of Overseas Trips
Seth Thaller, MD, DMD
8:00 am
History of Overseas Surgical Mission Trips
Seth Thaller, MD, DMD
9:00 am
ORGANIZATION: Point-Counterpoint
Amanda Gosman, MD; Donald Mackay, MD; Amy Wandel, MD
9:30 am
So You Want to Run a Mission Now What? Planning and Safety
Andrew Wexler, MD
10:00 am
Liability
Neal Reisman, MD, JD
Break/Exhibits
10:30 am
11:00 am
Primary Unilateral Cleft Lip Repair
Peter Taub, MD
11:30 am
Primary Bilateral Cleft Lip Repair
John Mulliken, MD
11:45 am
Education Point/Counterpoint: Should Medical Students and Plastic Surgery Residents
be Involved?
Anna Kuang, MD; Anup Patel, MD
12:00 pm
Life after Retirement - Staying Involved
Henry Kawamoto, MD
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
Cleft Palate Repair
Frank Papay, MD
2:00pm
Cleft Lip Revisions – Indications, Techniques
Mimis Cohen, MD
2:30 pm
Fistula, Secondary Palate Repair, Pharyngeal Flap vs Pharyngoplasty – Should These be
Done Overseas?
Delora Mount, MD; Alexander Lin, MD
3:00 pm
Cleft Lip Nasal Deformity
Henry Vasconez, MD
3:30 pm
Senior Residents
Conference (SRC)
(RE602) Cadaver Lab
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
(AWR)
Maurice Nahabedian, MD;
Charles Butler, MD;
Anthony Dardano, DO, FACS;
Gregory Dumanian, MD;
Dinakar Golla, MD;
Anthony Tufaro, MD;
Jeffrey Janis, MD;
Hani Sbitany, MD;
Devinder Singh, MD;
Hooman Saltanian, MD
Break/Exhibits
4:00 pm
Non-Cleft Surgical Disease: Burns/Hands
Debra Ann Reilly, MD; James Chang, MD
4:15 pm
Surgical Anthropology: a New Paradigm in Global Health
Reza Jarrahy, MD
5:00 pm
Concept of Surgical Disease: Why we have to Continue Performing Surgical Mission
Trips and Why Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate
Paul Farmer, MD
5:30 pm
(BR601) Cadaver Lab
Breast Reconstruction
Neil Fine, MD; John Y.S. Kim, MD;
Amy Colwell, MD;
Joseph Dayan, MD;
Joseph Disa, MD;
Albert Losken, MD;
Scott Spear, MD, FACS;
Michael Zenn, MD;
Edward Buchel, MD;
Joshua Levine, MD
Closing Q&A
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
Residents Networking/Mentorship
Reception
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FRIDAY
RESIDENTS
DAY
CADAVER
LABS
HOT
TOPICS
SPECIAL
EVENTS
AAAASF
INSTRUCTIONAL COURSES
7:00 am
Registration/
Breakfast
7:30 am
8:00 am
8:30 am
9:00 am
(CO603) Cadaver
Lab
Facelift
James Zins, MD;
Mohammed Alghoul,
MD; Ozan Bitik, MD;
Raymond Isakov, MD;
Chris Surek, MD
9:30 am
10:00 am
10:30 am
AAAASF Surveyor
Training Workshop
(BR130) NEW! Fat
(CO132) NEW!
Grafting in Breast
Peri-Oral
Augmentation
Rejuvenation
Roger Khouri, MD; Christopher Knotts, MD;
Gino Rigotti, MD;
Byron Poindexter, MD;
Scott Spear, MD
Robert Sigal, MD;
George Weston, MD
11:00 am
11:15 am
(CO120)
Abdominoplasty
Alan Matarasso, MD
11:30 am
11:45 am
12:00 pm
12:15 pm
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
1:15 pm
Residents Day
1:30 pm
1:45 pm
(CO604) Cadaver
Lab
Rhinoplasty
Ronald Gruber, MD;
R. Laurence
Berkowitz, MD;
Olivier Gerbault, MD;
Bahman Guyuron, MD;
William Hoffman, MD;
Ali Sajjadian, MD,
FACS; Stephen Baker,
MD; Farzad R. Nahai,
MD
2:00 pm
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
2:45 pm
3:00 pm
(701) Hot Topics in
Plastic Surgery
(BR160)
Partial Breast
Reconstruction
Albert Losken, MD;
Maurice Nahabedian,
MD; Moustapha
Hamdi, MD, PhD
(PR153)
Advanced Breast
Reconstruction
in the Private
Practice Setting:
Keys for a
Sustainable
Business Model
Oscar Ochoa, MD;
Steven Pisano, MD;
Minas Chrysopoulo,
MD
(RE154)
Vascularized
Lymph Node Flap
Transfer for Upper
and Lower Limb
Lymphedema
Ming-Huei Cheng,
MD
(CR182) Vascular
Anomalies:
Classification,
Diagnosis,
and Current
Management
Arin Greene, MD
(PR183) NEW!
Diversification in
Online Marketing:
Strategies to
Strengthen Online
Patient Acquisition
Ryan Miller
AAAASF Medicare
Surveyor Training
Workshop
VIPS Forum
3:15 pm
3:30 pm
3:45 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
4:45 pm
5:00 pm
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AESTHETIC BODY/MWL
SURGERY
AESTHETIC BREAST SURGERY
AESTHETIC &
RECONSTRUCTIVE
BREAST SURGERY
AESTHETIC FACIAL SURGERY
AESTHETIC FACIAL, BODY &
MWL SURGERY
MAXILLOFACIAL/
CRANIOFACIAL
GENERAL
RECONSTRUCTION
HAND/UPPER
EXTREMITY
MARKETING
PRACTICE
MANAGEMENT
RECONSTRUCTIVE BREAST
SURGERY
SPECIAL EVENTS
Course subjects, speakers and panelists are current at the time of publication and subject to change.
Your registration includes three instructional courses. Additional courses may be purchased.*
JOIN US
(CR131) Carving
a 3D Ear
Framework - A
Hands-on Surgical
Simulation
Jeffrey Friedman, MD;
Satoru Nagata, MD;
Gordon Wilkes, MD;
Akira Yamada, MD
(PR133) Surviving
and Thriving in a
Post ACA World
Jeffrey Friedman, MD;
Lynn Jeffers, MD;
Roger Orsini, MD;
Neal Reisman, MD JD;
Aron Wahrman, MD,
MBA, FACS
(PR122) NEW! The
Business of Plastic
Surgery: Practice
Management
Pearls and Pitfalls
Scot Glasberg,
MD, FACS; James
Bradley, MD, FACS;
David Genecov, MD;
Neil Tanna, MD, MBA
(RE121) Update
on Cutaneous
Melanoma: Current
Techniques and
Controversies
William Dzwierzynski,
MD; Brian Gastman,
MD
(RE111) Treatment
of Facial Paralysis
Michael Klebuc, MD;
Roger Simpson, MD;
Michael Zenn, MD
(HA110) MOC-PS
Basilar Joint
Arthritis
Randy Hauck, MD;
Reuben Bueno,
Jr., MD
(CO141) NEW!
Gluteoplasty with
Autologous Fat
Tissue: A Brazilian
Perspective
Rodrigo Rosique, MD
(BR140) NEW!
Direct to
Implant Breast
Reconstruction
with ADM
Amy Colwell, MD;
Michael Zenn, MD
OPENING
CEREMONIES
2015
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
4:45 – 5:45 p.m.
Presidential Addresses
Patients of Courage
Recognition
Year in Review
(CR151)
Expanding Your
Plastic Surgery
Practice: Surgical
Management of
Snoring and Sleep
Apnea - Updated!
Brian Andrews, MD;
James Bradley, MD,
FACS; Neil Tanna,
MD, MBA; Mark
Urata, MD
(PR170) NEW! Hot
Topics
from Re-Boot Camp
Sandy Roos;
Eva Sheie;
Allyson Avila;
Wendy Collins
(HA150) Ligament
Injuries and
Fracture
Dislocations of the
Hand
Warren Hammert,
MD, DDS; Jason
Ko, MD
(BR180) NEW!
Aesthetic
Considerations in
Autologous Breast
Reconstruction
- Beyond
Microsurgery
David Adelman, MD
PhD; Oren Lerman,
MD, FACS; Joseph
Serletti, MD
(RE162)
Challenging
Complex
Abdominal Wall
Reconstruction
with Component
Separation Mesh
and/or Flaps
Jeffrey Janis, MD;
Charles Butler, MD;
Gregory Dumanian,
MD
(CO161)
Challenging
Blepharoplasty
Glenn Jelks, MD;
Elizabeth Jelks, MD
(HA152) How to
Use WALANT to
Decrease Your
Complication Rate
in Hand Surgery
Donald Lalonde, MD
(BR181) NEW!
Transgender Breast
Surgery
Juliana Hansen,
MD; William Kuzon,
MD, PhD
Las Vegas Themed
WELCOME RECEPTION
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Supported by:
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* Some registration categories are excluded from the bundle.
SATURDAY
SESSION A
SESSION B
SENIOR RESIDENTS
CONFERENCE
SESSION C
SCIENTIFIC
PAPERS
EXHIBITS
7:00 am
7:15 am
7:30 am
SRC Abstracts
7:45 am
8:00 am
8:15 am
8:30 am
8:45 am
9:00 am
What You Need to Know
About Large Volume Fat
Grafting in the Breast:
Part 1
9:15 am
How to Survive as a
Reconstructive Surgeon
Scientific Papers
(starts at 8:00 am)
Advances in Extremity
Contouring: Excisional
Best of State and
Regional Societies
9:30 am
9:45 am
Morning Break and Exhibits
10:00 am
10:15 am
10:30 am
10:45 am
ASPS President’s Panel: Building Bridges – ASPS and ASBS
11:00 am
11:15 am
11:30 am
Thunderdome: VTE Prophylaxis and Body Contouring: What is the Evidence?
11:45 am
12:00 pm
12:15 pm
12:30 pm
Lunch and Exhibits
12:45 pm
Exhibit Hall Open
1:00 pm
1:15 pm
1:30 pm
1:45 pm
2:00 pm
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
What You Need to Know
About Large Volume Fat
Grafting in the Breast:
Part 2
2:45 pm
Risk for Reward: On
the Spectrum of FDA
Approved Invasive to
Non-Invasive
Liposuction: How Far
Can We Go?
Thumb CMC Arthritis:
Controversies and
Outcomes of Surgical
Treatment
Hand Ischemia: Solutions
to Difficult Problems
3:00 pm
Senior Residents
CPT Coding Course
Scientific Papers
Secondary
Rhinoplasty Part 1 :
Prevention
3:15 pm
3:30 pm
Afternoon Break and
Exhibits
3:45 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
4:45 pm
Secondary
Rhinoplasty Part 2 :
Secondary
Rhinoplasty
Current Controversies
with Breast Implants
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
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AESTHETIC BODY/MWL
SURGERY
AESTHETIC &
RECONSTRUCTIVE
BREAST SURGERY
MWL SURGERY
MAXILLOFACIAL/
CRANIOFACIAL
GENERAL
RECONSTRUCTION
HAND/UPPER
EXTREMITY
MARKETING
PRACTICE
MANAGEMENT
SURGERY
SPECIAL EVENTS
(BR210) MOC-PS
Overview of Choices in
Breast Reduction
Elizabeth Hall-Findlay, MD;
Robert Galiano, MD
(BR212) Lymph Node
Transfer – Breast
Applications
David Chang, MD; MingHuei Cheng, MD; Joseph
Dayan, MD
(CO220) Raising the Bar
in Rhinoplasty - Getting it
Right the First Time
Jamil Ahmad, MD, FRCSC;
Rod Rohrich, MD, FACS
(CO221) MOC-PS
Anatomical Basis of
Blepharoplasty and Facial
Volumination
Glenn Jelks, MD; Oren
Tepper, MD
(CO222) Cosmetic
Female Genital Surgery:
Labiaplasty and Beyond
Christine Hamori, MD;
Christopher Salgado, MD
(CO223) Large Volume
Fat Grafting
Roger Khouri, MD;
Gino Rigotti, MD
(CR230) MOC-PS
Evidence-Based
Medicine: Cleft Palate
Arun Gosain, MD;
John van Aalst, MD
(HA240) MOC-PS
Dupuytren’s Contracture
Prosper Benhaim, MD;
David Netscher, MD;
Catherine Curtin, MD;
Anthony Smith, MD
(HA241) Local Flaps of Soft
Tissue Coverage
Gunter Germann, MD;
L. Scott Levin, MD
(RE250) Comprehensive
Management of Migraine
Headaches with
Botulinum Toxin Type A
and Surgery
Bahman Guyuron, MD
(PR260) NEW! How to
Pick SEO Winners and
Stop Wasting Time and
Money
Ali Husayni
(PR261) Finding Hidden
Revenue in Your Practice
Marie Olesen
5:00 pm
–
7:00 pm
Saturday’s Special Programs and Events
(708) Medical Students Day
8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Organized by the ASPS Young
Plastic Surgeons (YPS) Steering
Committee.
This day-long program provides
Medical Students the opportunity
to learn about the plastic surgery
specialty directly from Residents,
Program Directors, and industry
leaders.
(709) Women Plastic Surgeons’
Luncheon
(710) Women Plastic Surgeons’
Networking Hour
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Price: $50
The ASPS Women in Plastic
Surgeons Forum presents this
annual favorite, offering a unique
opportunity for women plastic
surgeons to network with one
another.
Birute Regine, EdD, will present
a 60-minute session, inspiring
attendees to be catalysts of
social change, leadership and
cooperation and collaboration,
entitled 4C (Foresee) the Future.
The fee is $50 to register for the
luncheon.
Supported by Sientra
Supported by Allergan
11
SUNDAY
SESSION B
SESSION A
SESSION C
PRACTICE
INNOVATIONS
Facial Rejuvenation
Part 1: Non-Surgical
Private Practice –What
Should I Be Thinking
About
SCIENTIFIC
PAPERS
EXHIBITS
7:00 am
8:00 am
8:15 am
8:30 am
8:45 am
9:00 am
9:15 am
Thunderdome
Choices in Alloplastic
Breast Reconstruction:
A Point Counterpoint
Debate
9:30 am
Ptosis –Incorporating
Ptosis Repair into Your
Practice
Management of Facial
Palsy in Pediatric and
Adult Patients
9:45 am
10:00 am
Breakfast and Exhibits
10:15 am
10:30 am
Migraine –
State-of-the-Art
10:45 am
11:00 am
11:15 am
11:30 am
11:45 am
Thunderdome
Choices in Alloplastic
A Point Counterpoint
Debate
Facial Rejuvenation Part
2: My Recent Refinements
ASMS Grant Awards
ICD-10-CM
Scientific Papers
Kazanjian Lecture
12:00 pm
12:15 pm
12:30 pm
Lunch and Exhibits
Lunch and Exhibits
ASMS Annual Business
Meeting & Luncheon
12:45 pm
Exhibit Hall Open
1:00 pm
1:15 pm
1:30 pm
Secondary Rhinoplasty
–Balance of Function and
Appearance
1:45 pm
2:00 pm
2:15 pm
Facial Rejuvenation:
Fat Grafting vs. Fillers
Perioral Rejuvenation
Part 1: Non-Surgical
Turbinate Modification
–Important Addition to
Rhinoplasty Practice
2:30 pm
2:45 pm
Driving Revenue to Your
Practice Part 1:
Profit Centers
Scientific Papers
3:00 pm
Afternoon Break and Exhibits
3:15 pm
3:30 pm
Microtia–Different
Approaches
3:45 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
Obtaining the Best
Outcomes Through Hand
Therapy: Tips and Tricks
Facial Fractures: When
Things Go Wrong
Perioral Rejuvenation
Part 2: Surgical
Driving Revenue to Your
Practice Part 2:
Maximizing Conversion
Rates
4:45 pm
5:45 pm
6:45 pm
12
AESTHETIC BODY/MWL
SURGERY
AESTHETIC &
RECONSTRUCTIVE
BREAST SURGERY
MWL SURGERY
MAXILLOFACIAL/
CRANIOFACIAL
GENERAL
RECONSTRUCTION
HAND/UPPER
EXTREMITY
MARKETING
PRACTICE
MANAGEMENT
SURGERY
SPECIAL EVENTS
7:00 am
–
8:00 am
4:45 pm
–
6:45 pm
(BR310) NEW!
Incorporating 3D
Imaging into Your
Aesthetic and
Reconstructive Breast
Practice
Nolan Karp, MD; Mihye
Choi, MD; Bradley Bengtson,
MD. FACS
(BR311) NEW! Capsular
Contracture: Evidence
Based Medicine
Karol Gutowski, MD, FACS
(CO320) NEW! The Role
of Ultrasonic Liposuction
in Excisional Body
Contouring Surgery
Onelio Garcia, MD;
Dennis Hurwitz, MD
(CO321) Structural Fat
Grafting During Facelift
and Blepharoplasty:
Principles and Art
J. William Little, MD
(CO322) Otoplasty
Bruce Bauer, MD
(CO323) NEW! Adding
Hair Restoration to Your
Practice: Treatment Plan
and Techniques
Keith Jeffords, MD
(CR330) MOC-PS
Mandible Fractures
Made Easy
Larry Hollier, MD
(CR331) MOC-PS
Evidence-Based
Medicine: Cleft Nose
Deformity
Donald Mackay, MD;
Thomas Samson, MD
(HA340) Extensor Tendon
Repair and Including the
Relative Motion Splint
Concept
Donald Lalonde, MD;
Wyndell Merritt, MD
(RE350) MOC-PS Pressure
Sore Evaluation and
Management
Linda Phillips, MD; John
Bauer, MD
(PR360) The Art of FollowUp: How to Keep Your
Patients Coming Back
for More
Jay Shorr; Mara Shorr, BS
(PR361) Transitioning to
ICD-10-CM
Scott Oates, MD
(BR370) MOC-PS
Comprehensive
Neil Fine, MD; John Y.S.
Kim, MD; Joan Lipa,
MD, MSc., FRCS(C.),
FACS; Maurice
Nahabedian, MD
(HA386) Management
of Common
Congenital Anomalies
of the Hand
Michael Bentz, MD;
Robert Havlik, MD
(BR371) Microsurgical
Alternatives for Flap
Reconstruction
Edward Buchel, MD;
Peter Korn, MD;
Robert Allen, MD;
Aldona Spiegel, MD
(BR372) NEW!
Achieving Clarity
Amongst the
Controversy:
Management of the
Large or Ptotic Breast
in Immediate Breast
Reconstruction
Maurice Nahabedian,
MD; Dennis Hammond,
MD; Neil Tanna, MD,
MBA; Liza Wu, MD
(CO380) Hot Profitable
Devices For 2015: Cut
Through the Hype
and Learn the Art of
the Deal
Lawrence Bass, MD;
Wendy Oseas;
Barry DiBernardo, MD
(CO381) MOC-PS
Improving Your
Facelift Results Individualizing Your
Approach to Facial
Rejuvenation
Thomas Mustoe, MD,
FACS; James Stuzin,
MD
(RE390) Pedicled
Perforator Flaps:
Getting Started,
Staying Safe, and
Planning Your
LIfeboat
Michel Saint-Cyr, MD;
John Hijjawi, MD;
Peter Neligan, MB
(RE391) An Approach
to Repair of Complex
Nasal Defects
Gary Burget, MD;
Frederick Menick, MD;
Stephen Park, MD
(RE392) Current
Approach to
Lower Extremity
Reconstruction
Jamie Levine, MD;
Chih-Hung Lin, MD;
Lee L.Q. Pu, MD, PhD
(PR395) Details
of Minimal Pain
Local Anesthesia to
Maximize Surgeon/
Patient Experience
Donald Lalonde, MD;
John Mesa, MD;
Luis Vasconez, MD
(CO382) Rhinoplasty:
The Salient Points,
Tips and Traps
Bahman Guyuron, MD
(HA385) Hand Fracture
Michael Neumeister,
MD, FRCSC, FACS;
Douglas Sammer, MD
Robert Bass, MD
(PR396) Scope of Practice Issues,
Training and Delegation
Allyson Avila, JD
Sunday’s Special Programs and Events
(715) ASMS Presidential
Reception
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Isabella Stewart Gardner
Museum
All ASMS members and special
guests are invited to join ASMS
President Kant Lin, MD, FACS
and the ASMS Leadership
for a reception at the Isabella
Stewart Gardner Museum.
Stroll through the museum and
enjoy works by some of the
most recognized artists in the
world. Prepare to have your
senses overwhelmed by the
visual splendor of the courtyard
gardens and surrounding
galleries.
(712) YPS Luncheon:
How to Win with the Media
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
Complimentary for YPS Forum
members, residents, fellows
and medical students.
The ASPS Young Plastic
Surgeons (YPS) provides
opportunities for networking,
advocacy, and leadership
development for young plastic
surgeons. This luncheon
features Pat Clark who will
discuss how to win with the
media.
(711) Life Member Luncheon
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
By invitation only, our life
members gather for lunch with
colleagues from around the
world.
(713) Videos, Art, Writing,
and Resilience: How to Get
Accepted in PRS and PRS
Global Open
11:45 am – 2:15 pm
Price: $30
Learn everything you need
to know at this luncheon
seminar about submission of
manuscripts to top-tier academic
journals, including Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery and
PRS Global Open. This luncheon
course will cover will help you
conceive, write and prepare your
manuscripts to maximize the
chances for acceptance. iPads
will be raffled off to three lucky
attendees.
(714) ASMS Annual Business
Meeting and Luncheon
12:00 – 1:15 pm | Price $50
The ASMS leadership will
provide an update on activities.
All ASMS members are
encouraged to attend.
(721-722) The PSF International
and Research Reception
7:00 – 8:30 pm
The Exchange Conference Center
on Boston’s Historic Waterfront
Join in welcoming international
members and the research
community to an evening of fine
cuisine and conversation. The
ASPS 2015 Grant & Scholarship
recipients will join us to celebrate
cutting-edge research and
innovation over the last year.
Registration required.
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MONDAY
SESSION A
SESSION B
SESSION C
PRACTICE
INNOVATIONS
SCIENTIFIC
PAPERS
The Good but Not Great
Result – The Cost of
Breast Surgery Revision
Facial Rejuvenation
Part 1: Minimizing
Complications,
Prevention and
Management
FDA Update on Fat
Grafting
Scientific Papers
EXHIBITS
7:00 am
8:00 am
Gynecomastia
8:15 am
8:30 am
Best of Hot Topics
in Plastic Surgery
8:45 am
9:00 am
The Maliniac Lecture: From Maximum Tolerable Surgery to Minimum Effective Treatment:
The Development Towards Regenerative Plastic Surgery.
9:15 am
9:30 am
9:45 am
Morning Break and Exhibits
10:00 am
10:15 am
10:30 am
10:45 am
11:00 am
11:15 am
Guest Nations
BAPRAS and RBSPS
Wartime Plastic Surgery:
Rebuilding Soldier’s
Lives
Transgender Surgery
11:30 am
Facial Rejuvenation
Part 2: Management of
Complications
Non-Physician Extenders
and Injections: What’s
Important for Success
Scientific Papers
Exhibit Hall Open
11:45 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
ASPS Annual Business Meeting and Luncheon
Lunch and Exhibits
1:00 pm
1:15 pm
1:30 pm
1:45 pm
2:00 pm
Abdominal Wall
Reconstruction (AWR)
2:15 pm
Autologous Breast
Reconstruction Efficiency, Options &
Outcomes
How to Utilize a
Physician Assistant (PA)
Effectively
Laser and Devices
Part 1: Lasers
2:30 pm
2:45 pm
3:00 pm
Afternoon Break and Exhibits
3:15 pm
3:30 pm
3:45 pm
Abdominal Wall
Reconstruction (AWR)
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
YPS Fresh Faces
ACAPS: Why Women
Should Embrace
Leadership in Plastic
Surgery
Lasers and Devices
Part 2: Energy Devices
The Agony and the
Ecstasy of MedSpas
5:30 pm
6:30 pm
14
AESTHETIC BODY/MWL
SURGERY
AESTHETIC &
RECONSTRUCTIVE
BREAST SURGERY
MWL SURGERY
MAXILLOFACIAL/
CRANIOFACIAL
GENERAL
RECONSTRUCTION
HAND/UPPER
EXTREMITY
MARKETING
PRACTICE
MANAGEMENT
SURGERY
SPECIAL EVENTS
(BR410) NEW! Shaped
Implants
M. Bradley Calobrace, MD
(BR411) Nipple-Areolar
Reconstruction
Dennis Hammond, MD
(CO420) NEW! Body
Contouring in the
Muscular Male After
Massive Weight Loss
Dennis Hurwitz, MD
(CO421) Revisiting the
TCA & Phenol-Croton
Oil Peel
Firas Karmo, MD
(CR430) NEW! DefectBased Approach to Head
& Neck Reconstruction:
Simple Solutions to
Complex Problems
Evan Garfein, MD;
Jamie Levine, MD;
Eduardo Rodriguez, MD;
Neil Tanna, MD, MBA
(HA440) Free Skin Flaps
for Hand Reconstruction
James Chang, MD; Roberto
Lachica, MD
(RE450) Advances in Burn
Reconstruction
John Coleman, III, MD;
Raj Sood, MD, FACS
(RE451) Sternal
Reconstruction
Haven Barlow, Jr., MD;
Ali Mesbahi, MD;
Mark Venturi, MD, FACS;
Michael Wong, MD
(PR460) NEW! How to
Select Your Next Piece of
Equipment
Mara Shorr, BS; Jay Shorr
(PR461) NEW! How Online
Price Transparency Can
Transform Your Practice
Jonathan Kaplan, MD
7:00 am
–
8:00 am
4:30 pm
–
6:30 pm
(CR431) The ABC’s of
Closing a Cleft Lip
Edward Buchanan, MD;
Peter Taub, MD
(PR462) Medical
Inventions: From Idea to
Reality
Joshua Korman, MD
(BR470) NEW! All Season
Vertical Augmentation/
Mastopexy
M. Bradley Calobrace, MD;
Eric Swanson, MD
(BR471) NEW! MOC-PS Breast
Augmentation
Anne Taylor, MD;
Steven Sigalove, MD
(CO475) MOC-PS
Safety in Facelift Surgery
Harry Moon, MD;
James Zins, MD
(CO476) Gluteal Augmentation
Constantino Mendieta, MD
(CR480) Aesthetic Orthognathic
Surgery
Reza Jarrahy, MD;
Anand Kumar, MD;
Derek Steinbacher, MD, DMD
(CR481) MOC-PS OrbitalZygomatic Trauma and
Reconstruction: Discovering the
Truths and Debunking Myths
Michael Grant, MD, PhD;
Warren Schubert, MD
(RE490) NEW! From 0 to 100 in
2 Hours: Master 6 Workhorse
Flaps in 2 Hours or Less
Anureet Bajaj, MD;
Hooman Soltanian, MD;
Patrick Garvey, MD, FACS;
Raman Mahabir, MD, FACS
(RE491) MOC-PS
Reconstruction of Mohs
Facials Defects
Frederick Menick, MD;
James Thornton, MD
(PR495) Regaining Control Over
Your Online Reputation: What’s
Really Working in 2015
Joshua Korman, MD;
Thomas Seery
(PR496) Negotiating with Health
Insurance Companies
Debra Silverman, JD
Monday’s Special Programs and Events
(720) ASPS/The PSF Annual Business Meeting and Luncheon
11:45 – 1:15 pm
Convention Center
Fee: Complimentary for voting members of ASPS only.
Presenters: Scot B. Glasberg, MD and Nicolas B. Vedder, MD
The annual business meeting of the American Society of Plastic
Surgeons and The Plastic Surgery Foundation.
Lunch will be served.
15
TUESDAY
SESSION B
SESSION A
SESSION C
PRACTICE
INNOVATIONS
EXHIBITS
7:00 am
9:00 am
9:15 am
You Asked For It - The Top 10
Coding Questions
9:30 am
9:00–10:00
Non-Surgical Fat Reduction
9:45 am
10:00 am
Thunderdome
Pre-op Abdominal Wall
Imaging for DIEP in Breast
Reconstruction
10:15 am
10:00–10:30
Private Practice Task Force
and FDA Update on Fillers
10:30 am
10:45 am
Dirty Jobs: Pilondial Cysts &
Hidradentis
Thunderdome:
How Long is Too Long Minimizing Complications in
Body Contouring
11:00 am
11:15 am
Boxed Lunches
Boxed Lunches
11:30 am
11:45 am
50 Shades of GY:
Controversies of Radiation on
12:00 pm
12:15 pm
PRS Live!
Toxins and Fillers
12:30 pm
12:45 pm
1:00 pm
Perineal Reconstruction
1:15 pm
1:30 pm
1:45 pm
2:00 pm
Live Demonstration:
Injectables and Fillers
How to Become Head of
the Class Again: Regaining
Ground in Head and Neck
Reconstruction
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
16
AESTHETIC BODY/MWL
SURGERY
AESTHETIC &
RECONSTRUCTIVE
BREAST SURGERY
MWL SURGERY
MAXILLOFACIAL/
CRANIOFACIAL
GENERAL
RECONSTRUCTION
HAND/UPPER
EXTREMITY
MARKETING
PRACTICE
MANAGEMENT
SURGERY
SPECIAL EVENTS
7:00 am
–
9:00 am
(BR510) Congenital
Breast Deformities
James Namnoum, MD;
Kenneth Shestak, MD
(BR511) Breast
Reshaping for the
Obese and MWL
Patient
Felmont Eaves, MD;
Jeffrey Gusenoff, MD;
J. Peter Rubin, MD
(CO520) Skin
Essentials for the
Plastic Surgeon –
Updated!
Zein Obagi, MD
(CO521) The Corset
Body Lift: The Art of
Waistline Shaping in
the Massive Weight
Loss Patient
Alexander Moya, MD
(RE550) Prevention
and Treatment of
Complications
in ADM-Implant
Based Breast
Reconstruction
Patrick Garvey, MD,
FACS; Jesse Selber, MD
(PR560) Lost in Google
Space: Can Anyone
Really Get You to the
Top of the Search
Results?
Eva Sheie
(PR561) Preventing
VTE: Reviewing
the Evidence and
Implications for
Practice
Christopher Pannucci,
MD; Edwin Wilkins, MD
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
CADAVER LAB
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Reconstructive Breast Surgery
BR601 NEW! Breast Reconstruction
Fee: $1,500
Led by expert faculty, you’ll delve into six
unique modules that provide hands-on
experience and expert advice on: Indications
and contra-indications, anatomy, surgical
technique, and associated pearls, and
management of complications.
proper mesh selection, techniques for closing
large defects, maximizing successful outcomes,
and techniques for safely navigating patients
through recovery from these procedures.
A thorough assessment of the anterior
abdominal wall anatomy will be demonstrated.
The dissections will include anterior and
posterior components separation. Various
locations for mesh placement such as the
recto-rectus and underlay will be created and
performed. There will be various mesh products
available for handling and use, to provide
better understanding of the physical properties
of each.
Joseph Dayan, MD
At the end of this activity, participants will
be able to:
1. Describe and perform many of these
complex reconstructive techniques.
2. Develop familiarity with different methods
and releases of AWR.
3. Describe abdominal wall anatomy related
to its reconstruction.
4. Perform advanced component separation
and mesh inset techniques.
5. Recognize properly selected techniques to
reconstruct various abdominal wall defects.
Oncoplastic Revision
Course Directors: Maurice Nahabedian, MD;
Jeffrey Janis, MD
Direct to Implant
Amy Colwell, MD and Joseph Disa, MD
PAP and TUG Flap
Joshua Levine, MD and Michael Zenn, MD
DIEP and SIEA
Edward Buchel, MD and Maurice Nahabedian,
MD
Lymph Node Transfer
Albert Losken, MD and Neil Fine, MD
Secondary Breast Revision with ADM/Shaped
Implants/Fat
John YS Kim, MD and Scott Spear, MD, FACS
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Reconstructive
Charles Butler, MD; Anthony Dardano, DO,
FACS; Gregory Dumanian, MD; Dinakar Golla,
MD; Anthony Tufaro, MD; Hani Sbitany, MD;
Devinder Singh, MD; Hooman Soltanian, MD
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
CADAVER LAB
RE602 NEW! Abdominal Wall
Reconstruction AWR
8:00 am – 11:00 am
Fee: $1,500
Aesthetic Facial Surgery
The abdominal wall cadaver course will provide
a hands on experience with the various highest
level reconstructive techniques in a safe and
effective manner. Expert hernia and abdominal
wall surgeons will be participating with this
lab and provide guidance and assistance with
abdominal wall reconstruction techniques.
The focus will be on minimizing complications,
CO603 NEW! Facelift
extended SMAS dissection. In addition, the
anterior lipectomy and platysmaplasty with
intermediate fat resection and submandibular
gland resection will be both demonstrated
and then dissected.
Facial nerve dissection will be performed, and
the relationship of the retaining ligaments and
muscles of facial expression identified. Finally
the danger zone for facial nerve injury will be
described. At the completion of the course the
participants should have a firm understanding
of the three dimensional anatomy of the
face as it related to facial surgery. With this
knowledge participants should then be able
to understand why or why not the prototype
operations are effective.
Course Director: James Zins, MD
Mohammed Alghoul, MD; Ozan Bitik, MD;
Raymond Isakov, MD; Chris Surek, DO
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
CO604 NEW! Precision Rhinoplasty
Fee: $1,200
This hands-on Rhinoplasty Cadaver Lab
introduces the principles of rhinoplasty,
septoplasty and the management of interior
tubinates. Roll up your sleeves for this
hands-on course taught by renown rhinoplasty
leaders.
Course Directors: Ronald Gruber, MD;
R. Laurence Berkowitz, MD
Oliver Gerbault, MD; Bahman Guyuron, MD;
William Hoffman, MD; Ali Sajjadian, MD, FACS;
Stephen Baker, MD; Farzad R. Nahai, MD
Fee: $1,200
This 3 hour cadaver lab will demonstrate the
major facelift prototype operations and then
allow you to try the techniques out yourself.
This lab will include the lateral SMASectomy,
the Macslift, the Deep Plane Facelift and the
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HOT TOPICS
11:00 am – 4:00 pm
(701) Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery
Program Chair: Brian Kinney, MD
Fee: $250 (includes lunch)
This half-day course assesses the latest
leading edge technology and techniques.
See what the future holds for the industry
and learn to separate hype from reality. Top
faculty will bring you cutting-edge research
on new devices and techniques and expert
panels will discuss the pros and cons of
different methodologies.
Surgeons must register for Plastic Surgery The
Meeting to register for Hot Topics. Exhibitors
are welcome to register.
review of the protocol for surveying a surgical
facility including the review of facility
information and staff credentials prior to the
survey; pre-survey conference with facility
director and staff; evaluating the safety of the
general environment; evaluating the safety
of the surgical and recovery environment;
evaluating charts, policies, procedures
peer review, and organizational documents;
conducting the post-survey exit interview; and
completion of the survey report. To register,
contact Laura Menarek at (888) 545-5222 or
[email protected].
AAAASF Faculty
9:00 am – 11:00 am
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
AAAASF Medicare Surveyor Training
Workshop
Find complete program topics and faculty at
PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com.
AAAASF Accredited Facility Fee:
Complimentary for up to two facility staff.
Fee: $350 (Non-AAAASF Facility)
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
VIPS Forum: A Panel on Safe Surgery
Learn how to successfully perform Medicare
surveys of ambulatory surgery centers
according to AAAASF Medicare standards.
Course topics include: review of the protocol
for surveying a Medicare Ambulatory Surgical
Center, including the review of facility
information and staff credentials prior to the
survey; pre-survey conference with facility
director and staff; evaluating the safety of the
general environment; evaluating the safety
of the surgical and recovery environment;
evaluating charts, policies, procedures, peer
review and organizational documents; QAPI;
completion of the post-survey exit interview;
and completion of the survey report.
To register, contact Laura Menarek at
(888) 545-5222 or [email protected].
This open forum will explore the continuum of
surgical volunteer missions from narrow scope
cleft missions to complex surgical challenges
in hand, burn and craniofacial procedures.
The forum will enable dialogue around
lessons learned regarding collaboration with
local physicians and disaster relief efforts.
Amy Wandel, MD; Andrew Wexler, MD;
Arun Gosain, MD; Trent Douglas, MD;
Amanda Gosman, MD; Robert H. Gilman, MD;
Ruben Ayala, MD; Michael Obeng, MD
AAAASF
7:30 am – 11:30 am
AAAASF Surveyor Training Workshop
AAAASF Faculty
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Hand/Upper Extremity
HA110 MOC-PS Basilar Joint
Arthritis
Reuben Bueno, Jr., MD; Randy Hauck, MD
Reconstructive
RE111 Treatment of Facial Paralysis
Michael Klebuc, MD; Roger Simpson, MD;
Michael Zenn, MD
Aesthetic Body/MWL Surgery
CO120 Abdominoplasty
Alan Matarasso, MD
Reconstructive
RE121 Update on Cutaneous
Melanoma: Current Techniques and
Controversies
William Dzwierzynski, MD; Brian Gastman, MD
Practice Management
PR122 NEW! The Business of Plastic
Surgery: Practice Management
Pearls and Pitfalls
James Bradley, MD, FACS; David Genecov,
MD; Scot Glasberg, MD, FACS; Neil Tanna,
MD, MBA
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Aesthetic & Reconstructive
Breast Surgery
BR130 NEW! Fat Grafting in Breast
Augmentation
Roger Khouri, MD; Gino Rigotti, MD;
Scott Spear, MD
AAAASF Accredited Facility Fee:
Complimentary for up to two facility staff.
Fee: $350 (Non-AAAASF Facility)
Maxillofacial/Craniofacial
Learn how to successfully perform surveys
of ambulatory surgery facilities according to
AAAASF standards. Course topics include:
Satoru Nagata, MD; Gordon Wilkes, MD; Akira
Yamada, MD
CR131 Carving a 3D Ear Framework –
A Hands-on Surgical Simulation
Limit of 20.
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
CO132 NEW! Peri-Oral Rejuvenation
Christopher Knotts, MD; Robert Sigal, MD;
George Weston, MD; Byron Poindexter, MD
Practice Management
PR133 Surviving and Thriving in a
Post ACA World
Lynn Jeffers, MD; Roger Orsini, MD; Neal
Reisman, MD, JD; Aron Wahrman, MD, FACS;
Jeffrey Friedman, MD
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Breast Surgery
BR140 NEW! Direct to Implant Breast
Reconstruction with ADM
Amy Colwell, MD; Michael Zenn, MD
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
CO141 NEW! Gluteoplasty with
Autologous Fat Tissue: A Brazilian
Perspective
Rodrigo Rosique, MD
12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
HA150 Ligament Injuries and
Fracture Dislocations of the Hand
Warren Hammert, MD, DDS; Jason Ko, MD
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
HA152 How to Use WALANT to
Decrease Your Complication Rate in
Hand Surgery
Donald Lalonde, MD
CR151 Expanding Your Plastic
Surgery Practice: Surgical
Management of Snoring and Sleep
Apnea - Updated!
Brian Andrews, MD; James Bradley, MD,
FACS; Neil Tanna, MD, MBA; Mark Urata, MD
Practice Management
PR153 Advanced Breast
Reconstruction in the Private
Practice Setting: Keys for a
Sustainable Business Model
Minas Chrysopoulo, MD; Oscar Ochoa, MD;
Steven Pisano, MD
Reconstructive
RE154 Vascularized Lymph Node Flap
Transfer for Upper and Lower Limb
Lymphedema
Ming-Huei Cheng, MD
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
BR180 NEW! Aesthetic
Considerations in Autologous
Breast Reconstruction - Beyond
Microsurgery
David Adelman, MD, PhD; Oren Lerman, MD,
FACS; Joseph Serletti, MD
Breast Surgery
BR181 NEW! Transgender
Breast Surgery
Juliana Hansen, MD; William Kuzon, MD, PhD
CR182 Vascular Anomalies:
Classification, Diagnosis, and
Current Management
Arin Greene, MD
Practice Management
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Breast Surgery
BR160 Partial Breast Reconstruction
Moustapha Hamdi, MD, PhD; Albert Losken,
MD; Maurice Nahabedian, MD
PR183 NEW! Diversification in
Online Marketing: Strategies
to Strengthen Online Patient
Acquisition
Ryan Miller
CO161 Challenging Blepharoplasty
Glenn Jelks, MD; Elizabeth Jelks, MD
Reconstructive
RE162 Challenging Complex
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction with
Component Separation Mesh and/or
Flaps
Charles Butler, MD; Gregory Dumanian, MD;
Jeffrey Janis, MD
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Practice Management
PR170 NEW! Hot Topics from ReBoot Camp
Allyson Avila, JD; Wendy Collins; Sandy Roos;
Eva Sheie
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
11:15 am
SESSION A
8:00 am
Breast Surgery
What You Need to Know About Large
Volume Fat Grafting in the Breast:
Part 1
This is the first part of a basic, intermediate
and advanced discussion on large volume fat
grafting.
101 – The Basics
• Basic Science of Fat Grafting
• Craft vs. Graft, (EBM)
• Q and A
Louis Bucky, MD; Terence Myckatyn, MD;
J. Peter Rubin, MD
10:15 am
ASPS President’s Panel
Building Bridges - ASPS and ASBS
Join senior leadership from ASPS and ASBS
to discuss and explore a new opportunities for
a joint relationships, going forward.
Moderator:
Scot B. Glasberg, MD, ASPS President;
Tiffany Berry, MD; Sheldon Feldman, MD;
Brian Thornton, MD; Scott Spear, MD
Thunderdome: VTE Prophylaxis
and Body Contouring: What is the
Evidence?
Venous Thromboembolism following
plastic surgery…one of the most feared
complications and a side effect of surgery
which can kill. Two plastic surgeons will
debate their findings and their research.
Girish Joshi, MD; Eric Swanson, MD;
Christopher Pannucci, MD
1:15 pm
Breast Surgery
What You Need to Know About Large
Volume Fat Grafting in the Breast:
Part 2
In this session delve deeper into large volume
fat grafting in the breast for our 301 (midlevel) and 501 (expert level) discussions.
301 - Technical Approaches
to Fat Grafting
4:00 pm
Breast Surgery
Current Controversies with Breast
Implants
Capsular Contracture - What is the Cause?
A Point-Counterpoint Discussion
Surgical Approach to Prevention
• Managing an Established Contracture
• Long Term Challenges
• Late Seroma and Double Capsule
• Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma
• Q and A
New Technologies
• Ultrasound for quantitative
assessment of capsular contracture
• High Frequency Ultrasound at
the Bedside
• Q and A
Caroline Glicksman, MD; Bradley Bengtson,
MD, FACS; M. Bradley Calobrace, MD; Mark
Clemens, MD; Michel Alain Danino, MD;
Onelio Garcia, MD; Roger Wixtrom, PhD; Lukas
Prantl, MD, PhD
• Planning and Harvesting; The Logic
Behind the Art of Fat Grafting
• Processing with Efficiency
• External Expansion with BRAVA When and Why
•Q
&A
501- Clinical Applications
• B reast Reconstruction
•A
ugmentation Mastopexy
• T he Difficult Breast: Revisions
•Q
&A
Louis Bucky, MD; Kamran Khoobehi, MD;
Roger Khouri, MD; G. James Namnoum, MD;
J. Peter Rubin, MD
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
1:15 pm
SESSION B
Thumb CMC Arthritis: Controversies
and Outcomes of Surgical Treatment
8:00 am
Practice Management
Reconstructive
How to Survive as A Reconstructive
Surgeon
There are several issues facing the
reconstructive surgeon today; this panel will
examine how the following topics impact your
practice.
• Healthcare payments and how this affects
you economically
• EMR - does this have an impact on the
doctor-patient relationship?
• Different payments for different procedures,
How are you planning for changes?
• Managing expenses as a means to
increasing income in the face of reduced
reimbursements
• Strategies to improve efficiency and
reimbursements
David Song, MD, FACS; Robert Pearl, MD;
William Pederson, MD; Loren Schechter, MD
8:45 am
Best of State and Regional Societies
Join fellow attendees to see the fantastic
scientific presentations and presenters that
have won their respective annual state or
regional scientific meetings.
Jeffrey Janis, MD; Jeffrey Fearon, MD;
Edward Davidson, MD; Saiga Khan, MD; Marc
Soares, MD; Ziv Peled, MD; Brian Rinker, MD
Treatment for metacarpal-trapezial arthritis
has evolved considerably over the past
decade. Numerous treatment options now
exist, often presenting a confusing array
of choices for both patient and surgeon.
This panel will review some of the more
traditional and newer treatments available,
highlighting the advantages/disadvantages of
each approach and the scientific evidence to
support these choices.
Prosper Benhaim, MD; Philip Blazar, MD;
Catherine Curtin, MD; James Fletcher, IV, MD;
Matthew Putnam, MD
SESSION B
4:00 pm
Iron Surgeon
Reputations are on the line when master
plastic surgeons pit their surgical “secret
ingredient” solutions against each other. The
audience and panel of judges will vote on
the best surgical pearl to name Iron Surgeon
2015.
Gregory Evans, MD, FACS; Paul Cederna, MD;
Matthew Concannon, MD; Jeffrey Janis, MD;
Wyndell Merritt, MD (Defending Champion)
SESSION C
2:15 pm
8:00 am
Hand Ischemia: Solutions to Difficult
Problems
Do you know how to make the right diagnosis
for hand ischemia? What is the underlying
problem responsible for the ischemic
condition and how to minimize sugical
complications? Gain strategies for making
the correct diagnosis, know when to obtain
an arteriogram, determine ways to minimize
complications. Delayed wound healing and
tissue loss will be emphasized.
This panel will discuss the various indications
for extremity contouring based on location.
Discussion will focus on patient selection,
minimizing complications, deciding upon the
most appropriate technique, and when and
when not to use liposuction.
Topics will include:
• Buttocks
• Knees
• Safety
• Thighs
• Arms
Christian Sampson, MD;
Michael Neumeister, MD, FACS;
William Pederson, MD;
Lawrence Zachary, MD; Bauback Safa, MD
Albert Losken, MD; Joseph Capella, MD;
Robert Centeno, MD; Jeffrey Gusenoff, MD;
Bruce Mast, MD; Michele Shermak, MD
Advances in Extremity Contouring
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1:15 pm
4:00 pm
Risk for Reward: On the Spectrum
of FDA Approved Invasive to NonInvasive Liposuction: How Far Can
We Go?
Secondary Rhinoplasty Part 2:
Secondary Rhinoplasty
Join this panel as we discuss the questions:
New FDA technologies, how far can we go
with them? Are we shying away from surgery
and sacrificing results for safer procedures?
How do we balance Liposuction within our
plastic surgery practices from minimally
invasive to surgical and achieve the best
results while optimizing safety?
Michele Shermak, MD; Amy Colwell, MD;
Simeon Wall, Jr., MD; Jeffrey Gusenoff, MD;
Bradley Bengsten, MD; Arie Benchetrit, MD;
Lawrence Bass, MD
2:15 pm
Secondary Rhinoplasty Part 1:
Prevention
Preventing revisions in rhinoplasty is a
goal everyone can relate to. This panel will
discuss the areas that are needed to be taken
into consideration to prevent secondary
rhinoplasty. Topics will include:
• Nasal Bone
• Airway
• Tip and Nasal Bone
• Mid-Vault
Ronald Gruber, MD; Mark Constantian, MD;
Olivier Gerbault, MD; Bahman Guyuron, MD
No one wants Secondary Rhinoplasty, but
it is a reality. So how do you approach this
problem? Find out from the experts.
• Nasal Bone
• Airway
• Tip and Nasal Base
• Mid-Vault
Ronald Gruber, MD; Jeffrey Marcus, MD; Rod
Rohrich, MD, FACS; Olivier Gerbault, MD
CO221 MOC-PS Anatomical Basis
of Blepharoplasty and Facial
Volumination
Glenn Jelks, MD; Oren Tepper, MD
CO222 Cosmetic Female Genital
Surgery: Labiaplasty and Beyond
Christine Hamori, MD;
Christopher Salgado, MD
CO223 Large Volume Fat Grafting
Roger Khouri, MD; Gino Rigotti, MD
SENIOR RESIDENTS
CONFERENCE
12:30 – 3:30 pm
Senior Residents CPT Coding Course
Accurate coding is essential to your economic
viability, regardless of whether you are in
private practice, employed by a hospital
or academic institution. Open to all SRC
registrants, learn everything you need to know
about CPT coding.
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Aesthetic and Reconstructive
Breast Surgery
BR210 MOC-PS Overview of
Choices in Breast Reduction
Elizabeth Hall-Findlay, MD; Robert Galiano, MD
Breast Surgery
BR212 Lymph Node Transfer - Breast
Applications
David Chang, MD; Ming-Huei Cheng, MD;
Joseph Dayan, MD
CO220 Raising the Bar in Rhinoplasty
– Getting it Right the First Time
CR230 MOC-PS Evidence-Based
Medicine: Cleft Palate
Arun Gosain, MD; John van Aalst, MD
HA240 MOC-PS Dupuytren’s
Contracture
Prosper Benhaim, MD; David Netscher, MD;
Catherine Curtin, MD; Anthony Smith, MD
HA241 Local Flaps of Soft Tissue
Coverage
Gunter Germann, MD; L. Scott Levin, MD
RE250 Comprehensive Management
of Migraine Headaches with
Botulinum Toxin Type A and Surgery
Bahman Guyuron, MD
Practice Management
PR260 NEW! How to Pick SEO
Winners and Stop Wasting Time
and Money
Ali Husayni
Practice Management
PR261 Finding Hidden Revenue in
Your Practice
Marie Olesen
Jamil Ahmad, MD, FRCSC;
Rod Rohrich, MD, FACS
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18
7:00 am – 8:00 am
BR310 NEW! Incorporating 3D
Imaging into Your Aesthetic and
Reconstructive Breast Practice
Nolan Karp, MD; Mihye Choi, MD; Bradley
Bengtson, MD, FACS
BR311 NEW! Capsular Contracture:
Evidence-Based Medicine
Karol Gutowski, MD, FACS
CO320 NEW! The Role of Ultrasonic
Liposuction in Excisional Body
Contouring Surgery
Dennis Hurwitz, MD; Onelio Garcia, MD
CO321 Structural Fat Grafting
During Facelift and Blepharoplasty:
Principles and Art
HA340 Extensor Tendon Repair and
Management, Including the Relative
Motion Splint Concept
10:30 am
Aesthetic & Reconstrucive
Breast Surgery
Donald Lalonde, MD; Wyndell Merritt, MD
Reconstructive
RE350 MOC-PS Pressure Sore
Evaluation and Management
John Bauer, MD; Linda Phillips, MD
Practice Management
PR360 NEW! The Art of Follow-Up:
How to Keep Your Patients Coming
Back for More
Practice Management
PR361 Transitioning to ICD-10
Thunderdome: Choices in Alloplastic
A Point-Counterpoint Discussion:
Part 2
The discussion continues…what does the
evidence show? Join us as our panel of
experts discuss the hot topics of Shaped vs.
Round, ADM vs. Non-ADM, and Direct to
Implant vs. Planned 2 Stage.
Mitchell Brown, MD; William Gerald Austen,
Jr., MD; Peter Cordeiro, MD, FACS; Neil Fine,
MD; John Y.S. Kim, MD
Scott Oates, MD
SESSION A
8:00 am
Breast Surgery
J. William Little, MD
CO322 Otoplasty
Bruce Bauer, MD
CO323 NEW! Adding Hair Restoration
to your Practice: Treatment Plan and
Techniques
Keith Jeffords, MD
CR330 MOC-PS Mandible Fractures
Made Easy
Larry Hollier, MD
CR331 MOC-PS Evidence-Based
Medicine: Cleft Nose Deformity
Donald Mackay, MD; Thomas Samson, MD
Thunderdome: Choices in Alloplastic
A Point Counterpoint Discussion:
Part 1
What is the best choice for alloplastic breast
reconstruction? Hear from the experts on
selection of an internal support mechanism.
Options will include:
• Muscle only
• Absorbable Mesh
• ADM
• Silk Scaffold
When the dust clears, you’ll have an
expanded knowledge of pocket dissection,
muscle cover and internal support matrices
in alloplatic breast reconstruction. which
will help in improving patient outcomes and
satisfaction.
Mitchell Brown, MD; Anuja Antony, MD, MPH,
FACS; Neil Fine, MD; Nolan Karp, MD; Patricia
McGuire, MD
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1:15 pm
Facial Rejuvenation: Fat Grafting vs.
Fillers
SESSION B
8:00 am
Learn about the latest in fillers and fat
grafting for facial rejuvenation. This panel will
introduce newly developed fillers that may
give your patients the best outcome. Hear
about the preferred fillers that have been
used by plastic surgeons and how plastic
surgeons can make a profit from fillers.
Finally, find out how fat grafting can be used
as a filler in facial rejuvenation and may have
regenerative potential.
Ptosis - Incorporating Ptosis Repair
into Your Practice
Lee L.Q. Pu, MD, PhD; Sydney Coleman, MD;
Julius Few, MD; Brian Kinney, MD, FACS;
Z. Paul Lorenc, MD
Gregory Pearson, MD; Glenn Jelks, MD; Henry
Spinelli, MD; Suzanne Freitag, MD
3:30 pm
Obtaining the Best Outcomes
Through Hand Therapy: Tips and
Tricks
Collaboration between the hand surgeon and
hand therapist is paramount to achieving the
best possible patient outcomes. There are
many “tried and true” therapy concepts, but
there are also a number of new, exciting and
novel developments. This program will help
hand surgeons reliably introduce therapy
and bracing concepts into their practice
through an understanding of healing biology,
biomechanical and functional anatomy, and
accurate clinical diagnosis
David Netscher, MD; Donald Lalonde, MD;
Wyndell Merritt, MD; Amy Moore, MD;
Kimberly Goldie-Staines
Learn from the experts on how to properly
diagnose when ptosis repair should be
incorporated into blepharoplasty. The
panelists will discuss how to apply the
differing types of ptosis repair techniques into
blepharoplasty. Learn pearls of wisdom about
ptosis repair and how to avoid and correct
complications.
8:45 am
Management of Facial Palsy in
Pediatric and Adult Patients
William Hoffman, MD; Gregory Borschel, MD;
William Kuzon, MD, PhD; Mara Robinson
10:15 am
Migraine Surgery - State of the Art
What is the “State of the Art” treatment
for migraine headaches? Hear about the
innovative approaches including surgery, that
the Plastic Surgery speciality has developed.
Jeffrey Janis, MD; Bahman Guyuron, MD;
William Gerald Austen, Jr., MD; Deborah Reed,
MD
11:00 am
ASMS Presidential and Grant Awards
Believing that it is important to foster the
development of surgeon scientists and
innovative research in maxillofacial surgery,
join us as ASMS acknowledges its Grant
Awards recipients.
William Hoffman, MD; Seth Thaller, MD, DMD
11:15 am
Kazanjian Lecture: Trying to Make
A Difference: How to Survive and
Prosper in Academic Plastic Surgery.
Joseph Gruss, MD
1:15 pm
Secondary Rhinoplasty - Balance of
Function and Appearance
Reza Jarrahy, MD; Richard Bartlett, MD;
Geoffrey Keyes, MD; Derek Steinbacher, MD,
DMD
2:00 pm
Nasal Obstructions: Valves and
Turbinates
This panel will present diagnostic and
treatment modalities from primary and
secondary (iatrogenic) nasal obstruction.
Nasal obstruction will be divided into septal,
turbinate and valvular etiologies, before or
after nasal surgery. Diagnostic maneuvers will
be shown to delineate and focus the region of
obstruction. Procedural techniques to prevent
and treat these areas of obstruction will be
highlighted.
Francis Papay, MD; Ronald Gruber, MD; Rod
Rohrich, MD, FACS; Peter Constantino, MD
3:15 pm
Microtia - Different Approaches
Current practice can have disappointing
results more often that acceptable results.
This panel will explore different techniques
for microtia repair. It will review the benefits
of each technique and indications for use of
each technique. The goal is to improve results
in microtia and patient satisfaction.
Sean Boutros, MD; Lawrence Brecht, DDS;
John Reinisch, MD; Akira Yamada, MD
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18
10:30 am
SESSION B
4:00 pm
Facial Rejuvenation Part 2: My
Recent Refinements
Facial Fractures: When Things Go
Wrong
Things do go wrong. This panel will study
situations in facial trauma that are difficult to
solve, lead to complications, and how to deal
with those complications. Using a case study
format, each panelist will have an opportunity
to “solve” the case as an unknown, and
then review key principles in facial trauma
treatment to avoid and/or take care of
complications.
Raymond Harshbarger, MD, FACS;
Craig Birgfeld, MD; David Morris, MD;
Albert Woo, MD
SESSION C
8:00 am
Facial rejuvenation or correcting the “aging
face” encompasses a variety of approaches.
The panel will discuss the experts’ latest
refinements to these surgical techniques.
Topics will include: SMASectomy, Composite
Facelift, Deep Plane, and Extended SMAS.
James Zins, MD; Sam Hamra, MD; J. William
Little, MD; James Stuzin, MD; Patrick Tonnard,
MD
1:15 pm
Perioral Rejuvenation Part 1: NonSurgical
Perioral Rejuvenation - a rarely discussed but
important aspect of facial aging. This panel
will discuss different types of non-surgical
treatments. Topics will include: fillers,
neurotoxins, lasers and premolar fat injection.
Alan Matarasso, MD; Jeffrey Dover, MD; Val
Lambros, MD; Thomas Rohrer, MD
Facial Rejuvenation Part 1: NonSurgical
3:30 pm
Join this panel of experts as they discuss
how they combine non-invasive procedures
for the best outcome for facial rejuvenation.
Then take these new strategies for
procedure implementation, as well as
creative combinations of non-invasive
facial rejuvenation procedures, and learn to
incorporate them into your practice.
Richard D’Amico, MD; Sydney Coleman, MD;
Barry DiBernardo, MD; Karol Gutowski, MD,
FACS; Michael Kaminer, MD
SESSION PRACTICE INNOVATIONS
8:00 am
Practice Management
Private Practice - What Should I Be
Thinking About?
Join us as we look at three different plastic
surgeons in three different stages of their
careers. This panel will discuss how to start,
how to push it to the next level and finally,
how to close out your career.
Steven Wallach, MD; Raj Ambay, MD;
Richard Greco, MD; B. Aviva Preminger, MD
10:30 am
Practice Management
ICD-10-CM:
Are You Getting The Money
You’ve Earned?
ICD-10-CM implementation is scheduled
for October 1, 2015. An incomplete or
incorrect understanding of the latest coding
requirements can lead to delayed or denied
reimbursements. Nearly every member of your
team should be educated on the requirements
of ICD-10-CM.Stay on top of ICD-10-CM and
improve your communication with payers.
David Schur, MD; Mutaz Habal, MD, FRCS;
Martha Matthews, MD; John Lomax, MD
Perioral Rejuvenation Part 2:
Surgical
Many surgeons do not identify the mouth as
part of facial aging. This panel will identify
features that are amenable to surgical
treatment and how they are performed.
• Direct Excisions of Marionette Lines
• Upper Lip Lift and Augmentation
• Fat Injections
• Release of DAO
Alan Matarasso, MD; Sydney Coleman, MD;
Bahman Guyuron, MD; J. William Little, MD;
George Weston, MD
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1:15 pm
Practice Management
Driving Revenue to Your Practice
Part 1: Profit Centers
Need to know how to spend your hard
earned dollars most effectively to drive
revenue to your office? Learn about your
options: operating rooms medical spas, group
purchasing of equipment and more.
Joshua Korman, MD; Jeffrey Friedman, MD;
Gordon Merrick, MD; Jeff Hoffenberg; Richard
D’Amico, MD; Barry DiBernardo, MD
3:30 pm
Practice Management
Driving Revenue to Your Practice
Part 2: Maximizing Convertion Rates
Continue the conversation with us. Hear how
to get more patients to sign up for surgery
and not spending endless money on leads.
Joshua Korman, MD; Francisco Canales, MD;
Jeff Hoffenberg; C. Bob Basu, MD, FACS
4:45 pm – 6:45 pm
BR370 MOC-PS Comprehensive
Neil Fine, MD; John Y.S. Kim, MD;
Joan Lipa, MD, FACS;
Maurice Nahabedian, MD
BR371 Microsurgical Alternatives
for Flap Reconstruction
Edward Buchel, MD; Peter Korn, MD; Robert
Allen, MD ; Aldona Spiegel, MD
BR372 NEW! Achieving Clarity
Amongst the Controversy:
Management of the Large or
Ptotic Breast in Immediate Breast
Reconstruction
Maurice Nahabedian, MD; Dennis Hammond,
MD; Neil Tanna, MD, MBA; Liza Wu, MD
Aesthetic Facial, Body and MWL Surgery
CO380 NEW! Hot Profitable Devices
For 2015: Cut Through the Hype and
Learn the Art of the Deal
Wendy Oseas; Lawrence Bass, MD;
Barry DiBernardo, MD
CO381 MOC-PS Improving Your
Facelift Results - Individualizing Your
Approach to Facial Rejuvenation
HA386 Management of Common
Congenital Anomalies of the Hand
Michael Bentz, MD; Robert Havlik, MD
Reconstructive
RE390 Pedicled Perforator Flaps:
Getting Started, Staying Safe, and
Planning Your Lifeboat
Michel Saint-Cyr, MD; John Hijjawi, MD;
Peter Neligan, MB
Reconstructive
RE391 An Approach to Repair of
Complex Nasal Defects
Gary Burget, MD; Frederick Menick, MD;
Stephen Park, MD
Reconstructive
RE392 Current Approach to Lower
Extremity Reconstruction
Jamie Levine, MD; Chih-Hung Lin, MD;
Lee L.Q. Pu, MD, PhD
Practice Management
PR395 Details of Minimal Pain Local
Anesthesia to Maximize Surgeon/
Patient Experience
Donald Lalonde, MD; John Mesa, MD;
Luis Vasconez, MD
Practice Management
PR396 Scope of Practice Issues,
Training and Delegation
Allyson Avila, JD
Thomas Mustoe, MD, FACS; James Stuzin, MD
CO382 Rhinoplasty: The Salient
Points, Tips and Traps
Bahman Guyuron, MD
HA385 Hand Fractures
Michael Neumeister, MD, FACS;
Douglas Sammer, MD; Robert Bass, MD
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
MONDAY, OCTOBER 19
7:00 am – 8:00 am
Breast Surgery
BR410 NEW! Shaped Implants
M. Bradley Calobrace, MD
BR411 Nipple-Areolar
Reconstruction
Dennis Hammond, MD
CO420 NEW! Body Contouring in the
Muscular Male After Massive Weight
Loss
Dennis Hurwitz, MD
CO421 Revisiting the TCA & PhenolCroton Oil Peel
Firas Karmo, MD
CR430 NEW! Defect-Based Approach
to Head & Neck Reconstruction:
Simple Solutions to Complex
Problems
Evan Garfein, MD; Jamie Levine, MD; Eduardo
Rodriguez, MD; Neil Tanna, MD, MBA
CR431 The ABC’s of Closing a
Cleft Lip
Edward Buchanan, MD; Peter Taub, MD
HA440 Free Skin Flaps for Hand
Reconstruction
James Chang, MD; Roberto Lachica, MD
Reconstructive
RE450 Advances in Burn
Reconstruction
Reconstructive
RE451 Sternal Reconstruction
9:00 am
Haven Barlow, Jr., MD; Ali Mesbahi, MD; Mark
Venturi, MD, FACS; Michael Wong, MD
Practice Management
PR460 NEW! How to Select Your
Next Piece of Equipment
Practice Management
PR461 NEW! How Online Price
Transparency Can Transform Your
Practice
Jonathan Kaplan, MD
Practice Management
PR462 Medical Inventions:
From Idea to Reality
Joshua Korman, MD
SESSION A
8:00 am
Reconstructive
Gynecomastia
Gynecomastia presents in a variety of
forms, although all patients complain of the
appearance of having breasts. The panelists
will discuss gynecomastia correction in
special circumstances where traditional
gynecomastia techniques may not suffice,
including massive weight loss, body builders
and grade IV gynecomastia.
Richard Bartlett, MD; Mordcai Blau, MD;
Yaron Hazani, MD; Dennis Hurwitz, MD
The Maliniac Lecture: From
Maximum Tolerable Surgery to
Minimum Effective Treatment:
The Development Towards
Regenerative Plastic Surgery
Gino Rigotti, MD
10:15 am
Reconstructive
Transgender Surgery
Gender confirmation surgery is an emerging
area in plastic surgery. To date, most
practicing plastic surgeons are unfamiliar with
gender dysphoria and the role of surgery. This
panel will provide a basis for understanding
gender dysphoria and the role surgery plays
in caring for transgendered individuals.
In addition, it will provide an overview of
surgical procedures currently available for
transgendered individuals.
Topics covered will include:
• Basic understanding of gender dysphoria
and role of surgery
• Multi-disciplinary nature of care for the
transgendered patient
• Procedures for male-to-female individuals
• Procedures for female-to-male individuals
Loren Schechter, MD; Lawrence Gottlieb, MD;
Stan Monstrey, MD; Paul Weiss, MD;
Hsu Ma, MD; Randi Ettner, PhD;
Douglas Ousterhout, MD, DDS
8:30 am
Best of Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery
Stay tuned for the Best of Hot Topics.
Speakers will be determined by popular vote
based on Friday’s symposium.
Brian Kinney, MD, FACS
John Coleman III, MD; Raj Sood, MD, FACS
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1:15 pm
Reconstructive
(AWR) Part 1: How to Evaluate,
Choose from Different Techniques
and Post-Operative Management
This panel will discuss a variety of topics
including preoperative optimization, different
surgical techniques and post operative
management to enhance recovery.
Jeffrey Janis, MD; Maurice Nahabedian, MD;
Gregory Dumanian, MD; Charles Butler, MD;
Michael Rosen, MD; B. Todd Heniford, MD
3:15 pm
Reconstructive
(AWR) Part 2: Dueling Perspectives
• Biologic Mesh for Complex VHR
• Synthetic Mesh for Complex VHR
Jeffrey Janis, MD; Maurice Nahabedian, MD;
Charles Butler, MD; Gregory Dumanian, MD;
B. Todd Heniford, MD; Michael Rosen, MD
4:00 pm
ACAPS: Why Women Should Embrace
Leadership in Plastic Surgery
This panel will discuss the challenges that
women face in assuming leadership roles.
Donald Mackay, MD; Debra Johnson, MD;
Linda Phillips, MD; Sheri Slezak, MD
SESSION B
8:00 am
Breast Surgery
The Good but Not Great Result – The
Cost of Breast Surgery Revision
This panel will explore outcomes from
aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery
that the panelists have encountered in their
own practices. Outcomes will be reasonable,
but not “perfect” – both revision surgery and
“do nothing” will be viable options, and the
decision to offer more surgery or not will be
subjective. The panelists will then reveal how
they managed the outcome, provide a rationale,
and also provide a cost for performing these
revisions. Other options for handling the cases
and the cost will also be presented.
No result is truly “perfect”, but now its your
turn: how would you handle the case? Vote on
the option that you feel is the best.
Terence Myckatyn, MD; William Adams, Jr.,
MD; Nicholas Carr, MD; Dennis Hammond,
MD; David Song, MD, MBA, FACS
10:15 am
Guest Nations – United Kingdom
and Belgium
Wartime Plastic Surgery:
Rebuilding Soldier’s Lives…
Exploring the cradle of modern
plastic surgery
Our guest nations, BAPRAS and RBSPS, will
provide the historical context necessary
to discuss contemporary plastic surgery in
times of conflict, the challenges of delivering
surgical care in austere and compromised
environments, and how lives are saved
and hopes restored through plastic surgery
advancements at the hands of military
reconstructive surgeons.
Moderators: Nigel Mercer, MD, President,
British Association of Plastic Reconstructive
and Aesthetic Surgery (BAPRS) and Gaëtan
Willemart, MD, President, The Royal Belgian
Society of Plastic Surgeons (RBSPS); Christian
Dupuis, MD; Frans E M Missotten, MD; Alan
Kay, MD; Roger Green, MD
1:15 pm
Autologous Breast Reconstruction –
Efficiency, Options & Outcomes
This panel will explore some of the most basic
problems of autologous breast reconstruction.
The debate format will explore the areas of
breast volume, whether to use micosurgery if so, how to be efficient, if not, what are the
other attractive options and non-abdominal
flaps.
Michael Zenn, MD; Robert Allen, MD; Pierre
Chevray, MD, PhD; Moustapha Hamdi, MD,
PhD; Dennis Hammond, MD; Steven Pisano,
MD; Edward Buchel, MD; John Hijjawi, MD
3:15 pm
YPS Fresh Faces
Come see young plastic surgeons and their
mentors face off on how to manage difficult
cosmetic and reconstructive cases.
B. Aviva Preminger, MD; Fadi Constantine, MD;
J. Peter Rubin, MD; Oren Lerman, MD, FACS;
Joseph Michaels, MD; Joseph Serletti, MD;
Alan Matarasso, MD
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
MONDAY, OCTOBER 19
3:15 pm
SESSION C
Practice Management
Patient Safety
How to Utilize a Physician Assistant
(PA) Effectively
8:00 am
Facial Rejuvenation Part 1:
Minimizing Complications and
Prevention
Hear from the experts as they discuss the
approaches they take to prevent and minimize
complications.
J. William Little, MD; Val Lambros, MD;
Patrick Sullivan, MD; Michael Grant, MD,
FACS; Z. Paul Lorenc, MD
10:15 am
Facial Rejuvenation Part 2:
Management of Complications
If there is a complication, how do you get it
under control? Hear from our panel on what
techniques they use to manage complications.
J. William Little, MD; Sydney Coleman, MD;
Glenn Jelks, MD; Rod Rohrich, MD, FACS;
Lawrence Bass, MD
1:15 pm
Laser and Devices
Thinking about using lasers in your plastic
surgery practice? This panel will discuss what
options are available, tips for deciding what
to purchase, what really works, when do you
update your laser and what is the cost/benefit
of having lasers in your practice.
Brian Kinney, MD, FACS; Karol Gutowski, MD,
FACS; David Rowe, MD; Brooke Seckel, MD;
Sean Doherty, MD
Hear from the experts as they discuss patient
safety for several plastic surgery procedures.
Brian Kinney, MD, FACS; Kenneth Shestak,
MD; Loren Schecter, MD; Jeffrey Gusenoff,
MD; David Mathes, MD
1:15 pm
Pankaj Tiwari, MD; Michelle Grim, PA; Neil
Fine, MD; Loren Schechter, MD; Sameer Patel,
MD
3:15 pm
8:00 am
Aesthetic Facial, Body and MWL Surgery
FDA Update on Fat Grafting
The innovative use of autologous fat
grafting (AFG) for the purposes of breast
reconstruction and other plastic surgery
procedures has gained in popularity. Earlier
this year, the FDA issued draft guidance
related to future regulation that could impact
how plastic surgeons use AFG and other
regenerative medicine techniques in their
practice. This expert panel will present
the most up-to-date status related to FDA
regulation and its potential to shape plastic
surgery practice and ASPSs’ proactive
response.
J. Peter Rubin, MD; Richard D’Amico, MD
10:15 am
Practice Management
Non-Physician Extenders and
Injections: What’s Important for
Success
Kenneth Rothaus, MD; Karol Gutowski, MD,
FACS; Brian Kinney, MD; Lisa Hartman, PA
Practice Management
The Agony and Ecstasy of MedSpas
Opening a MedSpa can be daunting. This
panel will discuss the things that you want
to know.
• Top 10 regulatory questions you need to ask
• Taking your medspa from good to great
• How to select and manage products as well
as how to explain why the patient needs
these products
• How to staff your medspa and how to keep
staff from taking your patients
Matthew Concannon, MD; Allyson Avila, JD;
Kathy Concannon; Alex Thiersch, JD;
Terri Wojak
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Aesthetic Breast Surgery
BR470 NEW! All Seasons Vertical
Augmentation/Mastopexy
M. Bradley Calobrace, MD; Eric Swanson, MD
BR471 NEW! MOC-PS Breast
Augmentation
Anne Taylor, MD; Steven Sigalove, MD
CO475 MOC-PS Safety in Facelift
Surgery
Harry Moon, MD; James Zins, MD
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4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20
CO476 Gluteal Augmentation
Constantino Mendieta, MD
7:00 am – 9:00 am
CR480 Aesthetic Orthognathic
Surgery
BR510 Congenital Breast Deformities
Reza Jarrahy, MD; Anand Kumar, MD; Derek
Steinbacher, MD, DMD
CR481 MOC-PS Orbital-Zygomatic
Trauma and Reconstruction:
Discovering the Truths and
Debunking Myths
Michael Grant, MD, PhD;
Warren Schubert, MD
James Namnoum, MD; Kenneth Shestak, MD
BR511 Breast Reshaping for the
Obese and MWL Patient
Felmont Eaves, MD; Jeffrey Gusenoff, MD;
J. Peter Rubin, MD
SESSION B
9:00 am
Reconstructive
You Asked For It - The Top 10 Coding
Questions: Are You Getting The
Money You’ve Earned?
We’ve seen your questions about coding…
Now we’ll answer them. This panel discusses
the most commonly asked questions
about coding and help you receive the
reimbursement you deserve.
Rank Dawson Jr. MD, FACS; Sami Khan, MD;
Martha Matthews, MD
CO520 Skin Essentials for the Plastic
Surgeon - Updated!
9:45 am
Zein Obagi, MD
Reconstructive
Reconstructive
RE490 NEW! From 0 to 100 in 2 Hours:
Master Six Workhorse Flaps in 2
Hours or Less
CO521 The Corset Body Lift: The Art
of Waistline Shaping in the Massive
Weight Loss Patient
Thunderdome: Pre-op Abdominal
Wall Imaging for DIEP in Breast
Reconstruction
Anureet Bajaj, MD; Hooman Soltanian, MD;
Patrick Garvey, MD, FACS;
Raman Mahabir, MD, FACS
Alexander Moya, MD
Two enter, one leaves in our dueling
perspectives. Topics will include: preoperative abdominal wall imaging for
DIEP (or other perforator flaps) in breast
reconstruction; direct to implant vs. two
stage breast reconstruction; round vs. shaped
implants for breast reconstruction.
Reconstructive
RE491 MOC-PS Reconstruction of
Mohs Facials Defects
Frederick Menick, MD; James Thornton, MD
Practice Management
PR495 Regaining Control Over Your
Online Reputation: What’s Really
Working in 2015
Joshua Korman, MD; Thomas Seery
Reconstructive
RE550 Prevention and Treatment
of Complications in ADM-Implant
Based Breast Reconstruction
Patrick Garvey, MD, FACS; Jesse Selber, MD
Practice Management
PR560 Lost in Google Space: Can
Anyone Really Get You to the Top of
the Search Results?
Eva Sheie
Practice Management
PR496 Negotiating with Health
Insurance Companies
PR561 Preventing VTE: Reviewing
the Evidence and Implications for
Practice
Debra Silverman, JD
Christopher Pannucci, MD; Edwin Wilkins, MD
Practice Management
Bernard Lee, MD, MPH; Hani Sbitany, MD;
Pankaj Tiwari, MD; Steven Pisano, MD
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20
12:30 pm
SESSION B
Reconstructive
Perineal Reconstruction
10:15 am
Reconstructive
Dirty Jobs: Pilondial Cysts &
Hidradentis
Plastic surgeons are more frequently being
consulted for complex infections involving
the skin and deeper structures. Traditionally,
complication rates for surgeries dealing
with these problems have been high. Newer
techniques are now being developed that
can reduce post-operative complications and
facilitate recovery.
Learn new techniques in debridement, perforator
flaps, NPWT and staging wound closure. All of
these advances offer potential benefits from
traditional methods of treating these conditions.
• Hidradenitis
• Use of VAC in hidradenitis
• Perforator flaps to treat infected wounds
• Non-surgical treatment
Dennis Orgill, MD, PhD; Linda Phillips, MD;
Frederick Duffy, MD; Jeffrey Janis, MD;
Alexandra Kimball, MD
11:30 am
Hear from the experts on pelvic and perineal
reconstruction. Learn what complications to
anticipate and clinical pearls; what works
best in their hands.
Peter Neligan, MB; Charles Butler, MD; David
Mathes, MD; Michel Saint-Cyr, MD;
Ming-Huei Cheng, MD
1:30 pm
Reconstructive
How to Become Head of the Class
Again: Regaining Ground in Head and
Neck Reconstruction
Need to accelerate your skills in head and neck
reconstruction? Listen to how your colleagues
are taking control of this type of reconstructive
surgery again.
Lawrence Gottlieb, MD; Matthew Hanasono,
MD; Babak Mehrara, MD
9:00 am
Reconstructive
50 Shades of GY: Controversies of
Radiation on Breast Reconstruction
Controversy still exists on the optimal way to
manage breast reconstruction and radiation
therapy. Experts from both fields will discuss
alloplastic and autologous reconstruction
and radiation therapy. Active dialogue and
audience participation will be encouraged.
Julie Park, MD; Peter Cordeiro, MD, FACS;
Liza Wu, MD; Gedge Rosson, MD;
Steven Chmura, MD, PhD
Private Practice Task Force and FDA
Update on Fillers
What does the latest safety release mean to
you as a plastic surgeon? Hear what the experts
think.
Michele Manahan, MD; Alan Matarasso, MD;
J. Peter Rubin, MD
10:30 am
Two enter, one leaves in our dueling
perspectives. Just how long is too long in
surgery for body contouring? You be the judge.
John Y.S. Kim, MD; Amy Alderman, MD;
Eric Swanson, MD
11:30 am
PRS Live! Toxins and Fillers
PRS will come ALIVE this year! Speakers
will discuss articles that appear in the
October supplement of PRS focusing on
Neuromodulators and Toxins. Then Plastic
Surgery The Meeting will take these articles
one-step further and bring them to life with
demonstrations of injections for the upper,
middle, lower face, and pain management.
Karol Gutowski, MD; Mark Glasgold, MD;
Brian Kinney, MD; Donald Lalonde, MD
1:00 pm
Live Demonstration: Injectables
and Fillers
This session will include live patient
demonstrations, featuring new and emerging
techniques such as the use of blunt cannulas
for product delivery to certain areas of
the face; plus techniques such as volume
replacement, combination therapy with
fillers and neuromodulators and other areas
of rejuvenation such as the aging hand.
Emphasis will be placed on how to more
effectively use injectable filler products with
the goal of improving patient outcomes.
Karol Gutowski, MD, FACS; Brian Kinney, MD;
Christine DiEwardo, MD; Leonard Miller, MD;
Sonal Pandya, MD
Special Thanks to Bernard Lee, MD for his
assistance coordinating the injectors for this
session.
Thunderdome: How Long is Too Long
– Minimizing Complications in Body
Contouring
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8:00am - 12:00pm
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Course Directors: John Y.S. Kim, MD
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ABDOMINAL WALL
RECONSTRUCTION (AWR)
2:00 - 5:00pm
Fee: $1500
Course Directors:
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Friday, October 16
FACELIFT
8:00 - 11:00am
Fee: $1200
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MEDICAL STUDENTS DAY
Organized by the ASPS Young Plastic Surgeons
Steering Committee.
This day-long program provides Medical Students with the opportunity to
learn about the plastic surgery specialty directly from Residents, Program
Directors, and other industry leaders. Medical students will gain practical
knowledge about the different types of training program pathways; what
to ask about when choosing a training program; inside look at life as a
plastic surgery resident; plastic surgery practice types; and the chance to
get answers to all of your questions about getting started in a career as a
plastic surgeon.
SATURDAY
8:00 am
8:15 am
Introduction
Jacob G. Unger, MD
8:45 am
The Secrets of Matching in Plastic Surgery
Gordon Lee, MD
Pathways into Plastic Surgery: Obtaining a Residency: How to be Set for Success
Michael Bentz, MD
9:15 am
Break
9:30 am
10:00 am
Matching into Plastic Surgery: The Data
Jeffrey Janis, MD
10:30 am
Plastic Surgery Practice: Private Practice
G. Patrick Maxwell, MD
11:00 am
Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery: Technology and Social Media
William Adams, Jr., MD
11:30 am
Women in Plastic Surgery
Anne Taylor, MD
12:00 pm
Plastic Surgery Practice: Academic Practice
Linda Phillips, MD; Jamie Levine, MD
12:30 pm
Pathways into Plastic Surgery: Research Opportunities
Paul Cederna, MD; Joseph Losee, MD
1:00 pm
Lunch with Recent Graduates: Pearls and Pizza
ASPS YPS members
1:15 pm
Professionalism in Plastic Surgery
Loree K. Kalliainen, MD,
Plastic Surgery: Melding Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery
Oren Tepper, MD
1:45 pm
2:15 pm
Pathways into Plastic Surgery: Overview of Programs
Joseph Serletti, MD; Larry Hollier, MD
Interviewing with the Bosses: Honing Your Interview Skills
Eduardo Rodriguez, MD; Rod Rohrich, MD; Jacob G. Unger, MD Moderator
2:45 pm
3:00 pm
Closing Remarks
Jacob G. Unger, MD
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CME/EDUCATION PROGRAM DETAILS
Total AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ Available
Plastic Surgery The Meeting and Pre-Conference Activities
Day
Total AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Available
Session
Concurrent Pre-Conference Activities
Thursday
7.75
7.0
ASMS Symposium
Cadaver Labs 601-602
Concurrent Pre-Conference Activities
Friday
5.0
7.0
4.0
4.0
6.0
Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery
Instructional Courses 110-164
AAAASF Inspector Training Workshop
AAAASF Medicare Training Workshop
Cadaver Labs 603-604
Saturday - Tuesday
General Sessions and Abstracts
22.0
Saturday pm
Instructional Courses – 210-261
2.0
Sunday am
1.0
Sunday pm
2.0
Monday am
1.0
Monday pm
2.0
Tuesday am
2.0
Total credits an attendee could claim for this meeting
(including sessions and pre-conference symposia and courses)
47.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
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CME/EDUCATION PROGRAM DETAILS
INTENDED AUDIENCE
DESIGNATION STATEMENT
Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2015 is intended for plastic
surgeons, residents and other health care professionals
interested in translating expanded knowledge into
practice for the improvement of patient care and
outcomes.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons designates
this live activity for a maximum of 47.75 AMA PRA
Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only
the credit commensurate with the extent of their
participation in the activity.
OVERALL LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be
able to:
• Identify current and emerging issues and advances
affecting the diagnosis and delivery of treatment for
plastic surgical problems and assess their potential
practice applications;
• Incorporate into practice technical knowledge in stateof-the-art procedures and drug and medical device
uses;
• Communicate current practice management and
regulatory issues necessary for the efficient and safe
delivery of patient care;
• Translate expanded knowledge into practice for the
improvement of patient outcomes and satisfaction;
• Safely implement fat grafting harvesting, processing
and injection techniques for the breast, face, buttocks
and other areas of the body.

23 Of the 47.75 credits, 23.0 credits have been
identified as applicable to patient safety. Of the 22.0
credits designated for the General Sessions, a total of
9.0 have been identified as applicable to patient safety.
DISCLOSURE POLICY
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
requires all faculty, authors, planners, reviewers,
managers, staff, and other individuals in a position to
control or influence the content of an activity to disclose
all relevant financial relationships or affiliations. All
identified conflicts of interest must be resolved and the
educational content thoroughly vetted by ASPS for fair
balance, scientific objectivity, and appropriateness of
patient care recommendations. The ASPS also requires
faculty/authors to disclose when off-label/unapproved
uses of a product are discussed in a CME activity or
included in related materials.
ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR GRADUATE
MEDICAL EDUCATION (ACGME)/AMERICAN
BOARD OF MEDICAL SPECIALTIES (ABMS)
COMPETENCIES
Plastic Surgery The Meeting will address the following
competencies:
• Professionalism
• Patient Care and Procedural Skills
• Medical Knowledge
• Interpersonal and Communication Skills
• Systems-Based Practice
ACCREDITATION STATEMENT
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons® (ASPS®) is
accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing
Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing
medical education for physicians.
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Senior Residents Conference and Residents Day Program
Residency comes with the unique challenge of focusing on clinical education and training
while preparing to launch a practice. The Senior Residents Conference and Residents
Day Program have been developed and modified based on feedback from attendees to
help take away the surprises during your transition from residency to practicing surgeon.
Veterans of the specialty share personal experiences, provide advice on how to land a full
time position and instruct on ways to properly set up and manage a practice. Be prepared
to take the next step in your career. Join ASPS at these resident-focused programs at
Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2015.
SRC WELCOME RECEPTION
Wednesday, October 14
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel
SENIOR RESIDENTS CONFERENCE
7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
Gain a better understanding of what to expect and
how to prepare for life after residency. Learn about the
financial, legal, and ethical issues of running a practice;
find out how to ensure proper reimbursement by
avoiding costly coding mistakes, and discover ways to
navigate through the ever-changing health care industry.
Are you undecided about your career path? Hear
accounts from our experienced faculty who transitioned
from one professional practice type to another.
SRC REGISTRATION FEES
Note: Thursday’s sessions require a registration
fee. Friday’s Residents Day does not require a
registration fee for RFF Subscribers. Advanced
registration is required for both days.
Thursday’s Senior Residents Conference:
RFF* Member
Registration: $375
RFF Non-Member*
Registration: $475
Registration includes:
• E
xclusive admittance to all meals and educational
sessions focused on Senior Residents scheduled
on Thursday, October 15 (including the Welcome
Reception on Wednesday, October 14 and the
Residents Reception on Thursday, October 15 at
Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel)
• A
ll meals and educational sessions for Residents
scheduled on Friday, October 16
•T
icket to the Senior Residents CPT Coding
Course on Saturday, October 17
(Not for credit)
SENIOR RESIDENTS CPT CODING COURSE
Saturday, October 17
12:30 – 3:30 pm
Accurate coding is essential to economic viability,
regardless of whether you are in private practice or
employed by a hospital or academic institution. Open
to all registered Senior Residents, learn everything you
need to know about CPT coding.
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RESIDENTS NETWORKING/MENTORSHIP
RECEPTION
GRAND ROUNDS MENTOR PROGRAM
FOR RESIDENTS
6:00 – 7:00 pm
Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel
Saturday, October 17 – Sunday, October 18
Network with peers and members of the ASPS Young
Plastic Surgeons Forum; get advice on how to navigate
Plastic Surgery The Meeting and hear about “mustattend” programs while enjoying hors d’oeuvres and
cocktails. It’s a great way to kick off your experience at
Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2015
RESIDENTS DAY PROGRAM
(Free to all residents/fellows, advance registration
required)
Friday, October 16
7:00 am – 4:30 pm
Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
Registration includes:
• A
dmission to the Residents Reception (Thursday,
October 15 at the Westin)
• Admission to Friday’s portion of the Residents Day
Program
• Admission to Annual Meeting meals, social functions
and general sessions
• One (1) free 1-hour Instructional Course of your choice
on Sunday, October 18
• Admission to the Exhibit Hall (Saturday-Monday)
Not for credit
Co-Chairs: Jeffrey Janis, MD; Jeffrey Kozlow, MD;
Raman Mahabir, MD; Justin Sacks, MD
Program Chair: Jeffrey Janis, MD
Applications available online starting July 15
Apply to be part of a select group! Attend track specific
scientific sessions, network with other residents
and ASPS surgeons, and maximize your educational
experience through small group discussions. Each
Grand Rounds Mentor Path will be led by two ASPS
faculty members who will guide your small group
through a schedule of scientific panels and engaging
discourse. Each day’s content will be discussed during
a one-hour roundtable session. Paths include: Breast
Surgery, Cosmetic Surgery, Craniomaxillofacial Surgery,
Reconstructive Surgery, and Hand Surgery. Be sure to
submit your application so you can be part of this exciting
opportunity!
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RESIDENT REGISTRATION: THE BEST
DEAL IN TOWN
Residents and fellows in an approved plastic
surgery program are eligible to subscribe to the
ASPS Residents & Fellows Forum (RFF) for $100.
As a subscriber, you will also receive
complimentary registration to Plastic Surgery
The Meeting, when you register on or before
September 17. Registration after this date is $250.
Apply to join the Resident and Fellows Forum*
by calling ASPS
Member Services toll-free at (800) 766-4955
or (847) 228-9900 or by going online at
PlasticSurgery.org/Residents.
*ASPS Residents & Fellows Forum
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2015 HONORED GUEST NATIONS
A Special Welcome to…
British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive
and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS)
And
Royal Belgian Society for Plastic Surgery
(RBSPS)
BAPRAS
President: Mr. Nigel Mercer
Deputy President: Mr. Graeme Parks
British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
(BAPRAS) is the voice of plastic surgery in the UK, advancing education in
all aspects of the specialty and promoting understanding of contemporary
practice. BAPRAS speaks for the majority of reconstructive and aesthetic
plastic surgeons providing services to patients in the UK today.
Founded in 1946 in the aftermath of World War II, as the British Association
of Plastic Surgeons, the Association had the objectives of relieving
sickness and protecting and preserving public health by the promotion and
development of plastic surgery. The aim of the Association was to advance
education in all aspects of plastic surgery. Today, these objectives remain.
However, techniques and expertise have progressed to the extent that plastic
surgery needs to be understood in a modern, wider context. As innovative
techniques develop, both reconstructive and aesthetic plastic surgery inform
each other. The one improves the other, and vice versa, which can only be in
the interest of all patients.
As the voice of plastic surgery, BAPRAS sees its role as increasing the
understanding of the scope of plastic surgery. We aim to raise the profile of
plastic surgeons as an intrinsic element of care teams providing specialist
care to patients with a wide range of conditions. Continuing our objective of
advancing education, BAPRAS is always looking to promote innovation within
the specialty of plastic surgery.
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2015 HONORED GUEST NATIONS
1955 - 2015
RBSPS
President RBSPS and GBS: Dr. Frans Missotten (Leuven)
1955 - 2015
President-elect RBSPS and GBS: Dr. Gaëtan Willemart (Brussels)
The Belgian Society for Plastic Surgery was founded in 1955. The five
founding members were Dr. M. Coelst, Dr. A. de Coninck, Dr. J. Polus, Dr. A.
Fardeau and Dr. C. Steenbruggen. The initiator, Dr. Maurice Coelst, was the
first honorary member.
The object of the Society was the scientific study of plastic surgery and related specialties and the organization of
congresses and lectures to promote the development of plastic surgery.
Initially a small group of just five members, the society has grown into a major organization with over 230 members,
including: 80 nominal members, 20 affiliated members and 75 aspiring members. In addition the Society has 12
honorary members and 16 foreign members.
Nominal members are officially recognized Belgian and Luxemburg plastic surgeons who confine their practice to
plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery and have made major scientific contributions to the Society’s activities.
With the extension of plastic surgery the Society’s name was changed to ëBelgian Society for Plastic, Reconstructive
and Aesthetic Surgery. Today the Society has sub-committees for the study of burns, microsurgery and aesthetic
surgery.
Twice a year the Society awards a prize to a personal, scientific study of exceptional quality by a Belgian or Luxemburg
plastic surgeon or assistant in training. Plastic surgery is a fast growing specialty that is still evolving. Plastic surgeons
have extended their range to include microsurgery, endoscopic surgery and laser treatments.
The Royal Belgian Society for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (became “Royal” in 2005 for its 50th
anniversary) is committed to keeping its members up to date with all new developments and novelties.
GUEST NATION EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
Monday, October 19 | 10:30 – 11:45 am
Wartime Plastic Surgery: Rebuilding Soldier’s Lives… Exploring the Cradle of Modern Plastic Surgery
Moderators: Nigel Mercer, MD, President, British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (BAPRS) and
Gaëtan Willemart, MD, President, The Royal Belgian Society of Plastic Surgeons (RBSPS)
Many advances in plastic surgery have occurred in military field hospitals and were borne out of the horrors of war.
From the trenches of World War I to the jungles of Vietnam to the deserts of present day conflicts, field trauma
surgeons have helped raise plastic surgery to new heights and have inspired unimagined growth and refinement
of the specialty.
Our guest nations, BAPRAS and RBSPS, will provide the historical context necessary to discuss contemporary
plastic surgery in times of conflict, the challenges of delivering surgical care in austere and compromised
environments, and how lives are saved and hopes restored through plastic surgery advancements at the hands
of military reconstructive surgeons.
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aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. Our portfolio includes Silicone Gel Breast Implants, Tissue
Expanders, Body Contouring Implants, Facial Implants, and Specialty products. We are proud to
offer SILIMED® brand implants, synonymous with Safety, Quality and Innovation, boasting a track
record of global safety and patient satisfaction spanning over 33 years.
ALPHAEON Corporation is the first social commerce company transforming selfpay healthcare by bringing to market highly innovative products and services to promote
consumer wellness, beauty and performance. The company works in partnership with board
certified physicians ensuring access to leading advancements in lifestyle healthcare. For more
information, please visit www.alphaeon.com.
LifeCell Corporation, an Acelity Company, develops and markets innovative products
for reconstructive, cosmetic and general surgery. Core LifeCell™ products include: AlloDerm®
Regenerative Tissue Matrix and Strattice™ Reconstructive Tissue Matrix for breast reconstruction,
revision and abdominal wall repair surgery; and REVOLVE™ System for high-volume fat
processing.
NOVADAQ Never before in the history of worldwide healthcare, has there been such a need to
achieve and demonstrate the highest quality of care and outcomes, at a lower cost. NOVADAQ’s
global mission is to empower medical professionals and hospitals by providing clinically-relevant,
innovative fluorescence imaging solutions to enhance the lives of patients and their surgeons,
while reducing healthcare costs. As pioneers, NOVADAQ developed SPY fluorescence imaging
technology to provide surgeons and medical practitioners with real-time visualization of blood flow
or perfusion, leading to improved outcomes and reduced costs without exposing the patient to
harmful ionizing radiation or contrast dye toxicity.
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*Company descriptions were provided by each premier supporter and have not been verified nor endorsed by the
American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
PREMIER INDUSTRY SUPPORTERS
2015
GOLD LEVEL SUPPORTERS*
MTF (Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation) is a non-profit tissue
bank dedicated to providing quality tissue through a commitment to education,
research, and care for recipients, donors and their families. FlexHD Pliable, created in
collaboration with leading plastic surgeons, is a high quality acellular dermal matrix (ADM) designed
specifically for breast reconstruction.
Galderma is a global company founded in 1981 committed to delivering innovative medical solutions
to meet the dermatological needs of people throughout their lifetime while serving healthcare
professionals around the world. Strategic aesthetic brands in the United States: Restylane®, Restylane®
Silk, Perlane®, Sculptra® and Dysport®. For more information, please visit: GaldermaUSA.com.
Merz North America is a specialty healthcare company that develops and commercializes
innovative treatment solutions in aesthetics, dermatology and neurosciences in the U.S. and Canada.
Our ambition is to become a recognized leader in the treatment of movement disorders, and in
aesthetics and dermatology.
Zwivel Online Cosmetic Consultations Spending an hour or more in a patient consultation
only to find they are a poor candidate for the desired procedure is a frustration experienced by all
plastic surgeons. Not anymore. Introducing Zwivel - a new online consultation prescreening tool
created by a plastic surgeon for plastic surgeons.
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PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY® EVENTS
PRS TECH TALKS
Hosted by Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal® at the
Resource Center Booth 753
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 AND 18
Shooting your Own HD Surgery Videos with GoPro HERO Camera
David Song, MD
Using CAD/CAM Efficiently for Surgical Planning
Derek Steinbacher, MD, DMD
After Google Glass: Augmented Reality for the Plastic Surgeon
Samuel J. Lin, MD and Richard Gaster, MD
Twitter for Plastic Surgeons: Promoting your papers and practice
via social networks
Oliver Branford, MA, PhD
Wolters Kluwer, Lippincott Williams and Wilkins,
PRS and ASPS
PRS® AND PRS GLOBAL OPEN®
ARTICLE AWARDS
Based on your votes-by-readership preferences, we have determined the
best papers in PRS and PRS Global Open from 2014. By combining monthly
metrics as well as usage and sharing statistics for every paper published in
2014, winners were determined for best paper categories including:
• Best Breast Paper
• Best Cosmetic Paper
• Best Emerging Author Paper
PRS Global Open awards include:
• Best Case Report
• Best International Collaboration
Join Editor-in-Chief, Rod Rohrich, MD, for the presentation ceremony
of these awards. Stay for photo opportunities.
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery®
and PRS Global Open®
Official Journals of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
remains the top-rated and highest impact
Plastic Surgery journal world-wide.
2015 Awards:
• GOLD award from the American Society of Healthcare Publication
Editors (ASHPE) for best peer-reviewed Journal;
• SILVER ASHPE Best Supplement Award for the 2014 “Pain
Management in Plastic Surgery” supplement;
• Apex Award of Publication Excellence for best Journal;
• Best single blog post: “Twitter for plastic surgeons who are too
busy to Tweet”;
• Best video: “Population Analysis of the Perfect Breast”;
• The number one source of top-cited literature on Fat Grafting
and Cosmetic Surgery.
PRS Global Open - the international voice
of plastic surgery.
• Indexed on PubMed Central and listed in the new, more restrictive
Directory of Open Access Journals;
• Proud publisher of many of the world’s plastic surgery meeting abstracts
and proceedings (including groups from Italy and the USA);
• Source of content from International Partner journals, including India
and Korea;
• Journal of choice for plastic surgery authors from more than 45 nations;
• Offering discounted article processing charges for authors from emerging
nations.
EXHIBIT HALL
BOSTON CONVENTION
AND EXHIBITION CENTER
The BCEC, located in South
Boston near the innovation
district, offers a high-tech,
leading edge facility located
two miles from Logan Airport.
Proximity to downtown Boston
and public transit is ideal.
VISIT THE EXHIBIT HALL (HALLS A - B1)
ASPS Resource Center, Booth 753
Experience all facets of ASPS in one convenient megacenter: Practice Resources, Membership and Education,
and Research and Scientific Advancement. Enjoy daily
specials on ASPS Patient Education Products, plus you
can’t miss PRS Tech Talks, Job Opportunity Board, PSEN
videos, PlastyPAC, ASPS Member Services, and more!
Visit Member Services representatives at the Resource
Center. Staff will be able to assist you with dues
payment, facilitate your application to join ASPS, answer
membership questions and provide insight into CME
tracking, accreditation and much more. Cyber Station
Check email and view scientific posters in electronic
format. Posters are available Saturday through Monday
in the Exhibit Hall or post-show via our members-only
website.
Complimentary Food and Beverage
Morning and afternoon refreshment breaks will
be offered daily. Registered attendees receive a
complimentary lunch Saturday through Monday. Plus,
join us for our Breakfast Reception during the break on
Sunday morning in the Exhibit Hall.
EXHIBITOR CONNECTION
ASPS is proud to present the largest Exhibit Hall in
plastic surgery with approximately 300 participating
exhibitors. Strategize your exhibit hall time by utilizing
the Online Exhibitor Directory, Floor Plan, The Meeting
App and Official Program. These tools will assist in
planning booth visits and communicating post-meeting
with the industry leaders that provide the products and
services that serve the entire plastic surgery specialty.
Visit: www.PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com/exhibits
Search by: Company Name, Product Category, Booth
Number, or Keyword/Product Name
& the best of the rest
Exhibitors are represented in multiple categories.
#1
Surgical
Instruments
& Equipment
188
Implants &
Prostheses
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Cosmetics
& Skin Care
#5
Wound
Care
58
Practice Management 46 | Publishing & Patient Education 24 | Garments 19
Lighting 21 | Wellness 17 | Biologics / Tissue 15 | Pharmaceuticals 14
Lifestyle / Luxury 13 | Professional Organization 13 | Fiber Optics 12
Furniture 8 | Monitoring Equipment 7 | Photography 5
TOTAL NUMBER OF EXHIBITORS = 284
Exhibitors per category are based on data from Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2014.
EXHIBIT HALL
THREE DAYS OF EXHIBIT HALL OPPORTUNITIES
Saturday
October 17
Sunday
October 18
Monday
October 19
9:00 am – 4:30 pm
9:00 am – 4:30 pm
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Morning Break
9:30 – 10:15 am
Breakfast Reception
9:30 – 10:30 am
Morning Break
9:30 – 10:15 am
Lunch
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
Lunch
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
Lunch
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
Afternoon Break
3:15 – 4:00 pm
Afternoon Break
2:45 – 3:30 pm
Afternoon Break
2:30 – 3:00 pm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ASPS and The PSF would like to thank our members for their continued support and interest in patronizing exhibitors
at Plastic Surgery The Meeting. Registration fees would be considerably higher without the income generated from
exhibitor participation.
When companies present quality products and services addressing the practice needs of aesthetic and reconstructive
plastic surgery professionals, they add value. Set aside dedicated time in Boston to visit with exhibitors and let them
know you value their partnership.
Our gratitude goes out to the ASPS Exhibitor Advisory Council (EAC), which provides a vital communication link
between the Society and its exhibitors.
Exhibit Hall admission with badge only. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
SUNDAY BREAKFAST RECEPTION
WITH EXHIBITORS
Join us for breakfast at 9:30 am on Sunday,
October 18. Explore the Exhibit Hall and meet
company representatives while you enjoy a
variety of breakfast specialties.
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MEETINGS OF RELATED ORGANIZATIONS
ASSOCIATION OF PLASTIC SURGERY PROFESSIONALS (ASPSP)
October 16 – October 19, 2015
Sheraton Boston Hotel
39 Dalton Street
Boston, MA 02199
Contact:
ASPSP, 1860 FM 359 #134, Richmond, TX 77406
Toll-free (800) 753-7244
Fax (281) 762-9562
[email protected]
www.PlasticSurgeryProfessionals.org
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLASTIC SURGICAL NURSES (ASPSN)
October 16 – October 19, 2015
The Renaissance Hotel
606 Congress Street
Boston, MA 02210
Contact:
National Office, 500 Cummings Center, Suite 4550, Beverly, MA 01915
(978) 927-8330
Fax (978) 524-0461
aspsn.org
FUNCTIONS OR ALUMNI RECEPTIONS IN BOSTON
The Plastic Surgery Alumni Night is Saturday, October 17, 2015. We’ll help promote your meeting or social
function in the Meeting App, the Official Program and on the digital reader.
Visit PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com/alumni to download the space request form to be included.
Save the date: October 21, 2015
Although it has expanded into a yearlong
campaign, Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day
will remain an essential asset to the cause. Bring
support and awareness to your community and
become an affiliate.
Contact [email protected] to start
planning your event today!
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HOTEL AND TRAVEL
ASPS is pleased to offer meeting attendees discounted
hotel and transportation rates for travel to and from
Boston. We encourage you to take advantage of the
discounts offered and make reservations early, as
availability is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Official Hotels
Rate1
Westin Boston Waterfront (HQ)
$299
Boston Marriott Copley Place
$295
HOTELS
Courtyard Boston Downtown
$269
The Westin Boston Waterfront (425 Summer Street)
is the headquarter (HQ) hotel for Plastic Surgery The
Meeting; located directly adjacent to the Boston
Convention and Exhibition Center, with easy walk-through
access.
Doubletree by Hilton
Downtown Boston
$265
All official meeting hotels, with exception of the
headquarter hotel, will have shuttle services to and from
the convention center. View the hotel map and shuttle
schedule at www.PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com.
HOW DO I RESERVE A ROOM?
Reservations and changes are subject to hotel
availability. Reservations must be received no later
than September 10, 2015.
ONLINE
PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com/hotels
• Real-time availability with an instant confirmation
• No pre-payment and no fees to change or cancel*
• Complete hotel descriptions with photos,
amenities and maps
• Easily change or cancel reservations
BY PHONE
onPeak | GES
Monday - Friday, 8 am – 5 pm (CST)
(855) 992-3353 | [email protected]
*reservation changes and cancellations made less than 72-hours of
scheduled arrival time will be subject to hotel policies and fees that apply.
DEPOSIT
Neither ASPS nor onPeak require a deposit, however
upon check-in hotels may require first night’s room
and tax by credit card to secure discounted rates and
reservation. Please refer to
PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com/hotels for details.
Hilton Boston Downtown/Faneuil
Hall
Shuttle Bus
$269
Hyatt Regency Boston
$269
InterContinental Boston
$304
Renaissance Boston Waterfront
$289
Seaport Boston Hotel
$290
Sheraton Boston Hotel
$285
CONFIRMATION
Confirmations are sent via email at time of reservation;
please review for accuracy once received. If confirmation
email is not received within 24-hours of making your
reservation, please contact onPeak.
CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS
All changes and cancellations must be made directly
with onPeak and up to three (3) business days prior to
scheduled arrival. An acknowledgement of your request
will be emailed within 24 business hours of receipt.
Please review the onPeak confirmation for individual hotel
policies.
SPECIAL REQUESTS
You will be asked to provide room preferences when
making your reservation. Hotels will assign specific
room types upon check-in, based on availability.
TRANSPORTATION
Airline discounts and ground transportation information
is available at www.PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com
Discounted room rates at a wide variety of hotels in Boston are
available through, onPeak, the official housing vendor. Look for the
onPeak logo when making reservations.
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1 Reservations and changes are subject to hotel availability. Rates are for single or double occupancy standard rooms. Triple, quad and suite
accommodations are also available. Contact onPeak for rates and availability.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Bundled Registration: New in 2015, your meeting registration includes three (3) complimentary
instructional courses, PSEN recordings of General Sessions and PSEN recordings of select
Instructional courses. NOTE: This does not include registrants from the following categories: Resident/Fellow,
International Trainees, or Life Active Members. These registrants may purchase courses individually.
REGISTER EARLY AND SAVE!
Early Bird
July 23
Advance
July 24 - September 17
Late
On or after September 18
Each meeting badge will include additional access to
general sessions, networking events and other functions,
as follows:
Physician/Medical Personnel
•General Scientific Sessions (A, B, C, and D) and three
instructional courses
• Admission to the Welcome Reception (Friday Evening)
• Exhibit Hall Access (Saturday - Monday)
•Lunch and Refreshment Breaks with Exhibitors (Saturday Monday)
• Breakfast with Exhibitors on Sunday
• One (1) Laptop/Tablet bag and Official Program
Resident/Fellow and International Trainees
• One, complimentary 1-hour Instructional Course*
• General Scientific Sessions (A, B, C, and D)
•Admission to the Resident Networking/Mentorship
Reception (Thursday)*
• Admission to the Residents’ Day Program (Friday)*
•Lunch and Refreshment Breaks with Exhibitors (Saturday Monday)
• YPS Lunch with Leaders (Sunday)*
• One (1) Laptop/Tablet bag and Official Program
Spouse/Guest
•Lunch and Refreshment Breaks with Exhibitors
(Saturday - Monday)
• One (1) Official Program
REGISTRATION BADGES AND MATERIALS
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Thursday, October 15 & Friday, October 16
(1:00 – 6:00 pm)
Early Arrivals: Visit the Westin Boston Waterfront
Hotel (HQ). Badge pick-up will be available at the X•Press
Check-In desk located in the lobby of the Westin (HQ), on
Thursday, October 15 and Friday, October 16 from 1:00 –
6:00 p.m. Bring a copy of your registration confirmation to
expedite badge pick-up.
*Indicated courses and events are complimentary, however,
registration is required.
OnlinePlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com
Phone (800) 766-4955 or (847) 228-9900
Fax
(847) 228-7099
Mail
ASPS Member Services
444 E. Algonquin Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60005-4664 USA
Allow 10 days for processing. U.S. funds only.
Friday, October 16 - Tuesday, October 20
Pre-Registered Attendees: Visit X•Press Check-In
Simply bring a copy of your registration confirmation to
an X•Press Check-In kiosk at the convention center for
expedited service. All confirmations will include a barcode
that will allow for easy scan-and-go access.
On-Site Registrants: Visit the On-Site Registration Desk at
the Convention Center. For those not registered in advance,
or in need of changes to their existing registration, please
visit the On-Site Registration Desk, beginning Friday
at 7:00 a.m.
Barcode Access
Each registrant will receive a bar-code badge, which is
encoded with access to registered courses and events. This
badge will be scanned for entry into each course or event, as
well as, used for information exchange in the Exhibit Hall.
CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS
Cancellations and requests for refunds must be submitted
in writing (email, fax, or mail) and are subject to approval by
ASPS. If approved, refunds will be issued in the original form
of payment and in accordance with the following schedule:
• On or before July 22 | 100% refund less a $25
processing fee
• July 23 – August 12 | 50% refund less a $25
processing fee
• August 13 – September 17 | 50% refund on registration
fee only, less a $25 processing fee
• On or after September 18 | no refunds issued
The meeting sponsors are not responsible for travel
expenses or penalties under any circumstances.
Questions, contact ASPS Member Services toll-free at
(800) 766-4955 or (847) 228-9900 (Outside the U.S.).
Send an email to [email protected].
ADA Requirements
ASPS fully complies with the requirements of the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA) and will make every reasonable
effort to accommodate special needs, as time allows,
to enhance your participation. Please indicate any ADA
requirements during the registration process or call
(847) 228-9900, ext. 471 prior to your arrival.
Early Bird:
7/23
Advance:
7/24 -9/17
Late:
on or after 9/18
$800
$925
$1,050
No Fee
No Fee
$250
$800
$925
$1,050
No Fee
No Fee
$250
No Fee
No Fee
$250
No Fee
No Fee
$250
ASPS Affiliate Member
$425
$550
$550
New! Physicians of Guest Nations, Belgium and the UK† (copy of medical license required)
$800
$925
$1,050
SPS Global Partners Network - Guest Physician
A
(copy of medical license required and subject to verification and approval by ASPS)
$900
$1,025
$1,145
$1,285
$1,460
$1,635
ASPS International Trainee (non-subscriber)
(verification letter from training program director required)
$175
$225
$300
Resident/Fellow - RFF Non-Member† (verification letter from training program director required)
$325
$450
$575
$665
$840
$840
Industry Research and Academic Personnel (subject to verification and approval by ASPS)
$1,285
$1,460
$1,635
Investment Analyst (subject to verification and approval by ASPS)
$1,285
$1,460
$1,635
Medical Students‡ (copy of student ID or letter from medical school registrar required)
No Fee
No Fee
$275
Spouse/Guest‡
$175
$200
$250
Life Active Member Spouse/Guest‡ǂ
$125
$150
$200
REGISTRATION CATEGORY
ASPS/ASMS
Members
SPS/ASMS Active Member, Associate, International Member, Life Inactive Member, and Candidates
A
for Membership
ASPS/ASMS Life Active Member††
ASPS International Candidate
ASPS/ASMS Resident/Fellow - RFF Member†† (Residents and Fellows Forum subscription required)
Active Military Duty††
ASPS International Trainee (subscriber)††
Non-Member
Physicians
Guest Physician† (copy of medical license required)
Non-Member
Medical
and Industry
Personnel
Guests
Plastic Surgery Team Member (letter from physician employer required)
†Subject to verification and approval by ASPS.
††Meeting fee complimentary if registered by Thursday, September 17.
‡This category is not permitted to register for instructional courses.
Bundled Registration
ASPS/ASMS Active Member
Current Active, Associate, International Member, LifeInactive Member, and Candidates for Membership of
ASPS/ASMS qualify for this category.
ASPS/ASMS Life Active Member††
Current Life Active members of ASPS/ASMS qualify for
this category and will receive complimentary registration,
if received by September 17.
ASPS International Candidate
International plastic surgeons that have been in practice
for less than three years, with an ASPS international
candidacy membership qualify for this category.
Registrants will also receive complimentary admission to
The PSF International and Research Reception.
ASPS/ASMS Resident/Fellow (RFF Member)††
Residents and fellows in an approved plastic surgery
residency or fellowship program that are currently
enrolled in the ASPS Residents and Fellows Forum (RFF)
qualify for this category. Visit PlasticSurgery.org/RFF for
the application.
Active Military Duty††
Full-time officers in the uniformed services with proof
of service, current membership, or candidates for
membership with ASPS or ASMS qualify for this category.
ASPS International Trainee (subscriber)††
International trainees actively engaged in a recognized
plastic surgery residency program outside the U.S. or
Canada that are also currently enrolled in the ASPS
International Trainees Forum qualify for this category.
Registrants will receive the following complimentary
items: meeting registration; one 1-hour instructional
course; admission to The PSF International and Research
Reception; and the Residents’ Day Program and Resident
Networking/Mentorship Reception.
ASPS Affiliate Member
Affiliate members are plastic surgery team members,
whom also hold membership with ASPS. Affiliate
members receive discounted registration fees and the
option to register for courses in any educational track.
Visit PlasticSurgery.org/JoinASPS for more information on
becoming an affiliate member.
New! Physicians of Guest Nations, Belgium and the
United Kingdom†
Surgeons actively engaged in the practice of plastic
or reconstructive surgery and residing in Belgium or
the United Kingdom may qualify for this category. If a
first-time attendee, a copy of medical license is required
within 10 days of registration.
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ASPS Global Partners Network - Guest Physician†
Surgeons actively engaged in the practice of plastic
surgery for at least three (3) years, who hold current
membership with one of the listed organizations qualify
for this category and will receive a reduced registration
fee (30% less than the Guest Physician rate). Qualifying
organizations include: Sociedad Argentina de Cirugía
Plástica, Estética y Reparadora (SACPER); Australian
Society of Plastic Surgeons; Sociedade Brasileira de
Cirurgia Plástica (SBCP); Société Française de Chirurgie
Plastique Reconstructrice et Esthétique (SOFCPRE);
Japanese Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
(JSPRS); Irish Association of Plastic Surgery (IAPS);
Israel Society of Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery (ISPAS);
Società Italiana di Chirurgia Plastica Ricostruttiva
ed Estetica (SICPRE); Nederlandse Vereniging voor
Plastische Chirurgie (NVPC); New Zealand Association
of Plastic Surgeons (NZAPS); Singapore Association
of Plastic Surgeons (SAPS); Association of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons of Southern Africa (APRSSA);
Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
(KSPRS); and the Taiwan Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery (TSPS). If a first-time attendee,
a copy of medical license is required within 10 days of
registration.
Guest Physician†
Surgeons actively engaged in the practice of plastic or
reconstructive surgery and reside in North America or
an international country may qualify for this category. If a
first-time attendee, a copy of medical license is required
within 10 days of registration.
ASPS International Trainee (non-subscriber)†
International trainees actively engaged in a recognized
plastic surgery residency program and not currently
enrolled in the ASPS International Trainee Forum may
quality for this category. Verification letter from training
program director is required within 10 days of registration.
Resident/Fellow (RFF Non-Member)†
Residents and fellows in an approved plastic surgery
residency or fellowship program that are not currently
enrolled in the ASPS Residents and Fellows Forum
(RFF) may qualify for this category. If a first time
attendee, a verification letter from training program
director is required within 10 days of registration. Or visit
PlasticSurgery.org/RFF to complete the application.
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Plastic Surgery Team Member†
Nurses, physician assistants, research assistants,
residency coordinators, and other office staff of plastic
surgeons qualify for this category. Letter from physician
employer required within 10 days of registration.
Industry Research and Academic Personnel†
Non-marketing industry personnel, including members
of the medical, regulatory affairs, education community
or research and development scientists, may qualify
for this category. Letter of verification from registrant
(on company letterhead), providing corporate affiliation
and role is required at time of registration. Verification
materials are subject to ASPS approval prior to
registration processing and confirmation.
Investment Analyst†
Personnel involved in analyzing financial information to
forecast business, industry, and economic conditions
for use in making investment decisions in the plastic
surgery space may qualify for this category. Letter of
verification from registrant (on company letterhead),
providing corporate affiliation and role is required at time
of registration. Verification materials are subject to ASPS
approval prior to registration processing and confirmation.
Medical Student‡
Medical students currently enrolled full-time in an
ACGME-accredited program qualify for this category.
Registrants will receive complimentary admission to the
Medical Students’ Day program. Copy of student ID or
letter from the medical school registrar required.
Spouse/Guest‡
Physician registrants have the option to register one
spouse or guest to attend the meeting. Neither continuing
medical education credit nor corresponding course
registration is available, if registered in this category.
Life-Active Member Spouse/Guest‡
Life-Active physician registrants have the option to
register one spouse or guest to attend the meeting.
Neither continuing medical education credit nor
corresponding course registration is available, if registered
in this category.
†Subject to verification and approval by ASPS.
††Meeting fee complimentary if registered by Thursday, September 17.
‡This category is not permitted to register for instructional courses
On behalf of over 7,000 ASPS member surgeons,
thank you to our generous Premier Supporters!
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friends and sponsors - Klinikum der Universität München

Plastic surgery and Carnal art

New Beauty talks to - Mokhtar Asaadi Plastic Surgery

Awana Upcoming Events - Faith Baptist Church