The 22nd Annual ASPER Symposium on Recent

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The 22nd Annual ASPER
Symposium
on
Recent Advances
in Asthetic Plastic Surgery
September 17-19 2007
Penninsula Convention Center
Beverly Hills, California
PHILOSOPHY AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE SURGERY OF THE AGEING FACE
IVO PITANGUY
The ever-growing world-wide interest in rejuvenation surgery Is strongly related to an increased
concern about general good health and well-being. Ageing is a physiologic mechanism that
entails various alterations that includes physical, psychological, biochemical, cultural and
anthropological factors. An equilibrium between these aspects permits an individual to live
out this experience, while gg maintaining a balance between his Ego and his self-image.
The mature I Ego becomes an indispensable ally that brings serenity during the ! later
period of life. Yet frequently, an individual fails to achieve I this well-being. The Ego is often
unprepared to endure the frustrations of not conforming to the ideal image imposed by the
cultural environment. The concept of beauty is intimately related to social acceptance.
Harmony is achieved when common characteristics ere shared. Each race has its own ideal
of beauty, and within the same race each human being has his or her own concept in
conformity with personal temperament, culture and sensitiveness. These are determined by his
or her way of perceiving, judging and reasoning the external world* Plastic Surgery la,
therefore, a valuable and unique instrument in helping the individual to find harmony between
himself and his milieu.
It attempts to smooth the difficult transition between maturity and old age. More
important than remaining young is the acceptance of ageing and death as inevitable
companions of life. The successful result in surgery will be greatly dependent on a deep understanding of these concepts by the surgeon. Besides involving an accurate analysis of each body
structure and the overall balance of its elements, the evaluation of the facial architecture
requires a clear perception of the individual and his yearnings.
The Plastic Surgeon has a deep understanding of harmony and beauty; nevertheless he
faces some limitations when compared to painters, poets and artists to whom space is not
restricted in relation to what their minds can create. Therefore, a great intimacy with
creativeness in all its aspects is essential .
Being a slave of shape and anatomy, the surgeon sometimes feels a frustration when
dealing with the human body, a noble material not yet invented. The adding of and taking
from this noble material is sometimes less subject to the laws of harmony than to the laws of
the body itself* A patient who seeks surgery for the ageing face has, in the end, a purely
transcendental aim, which is the attempt to harmonize body with soul, emotion with mind*
In other words, it is a search to establish an inner harmony with one’s own image and the
universe that surrounds one’s self.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE DIRECTION OF TRACTION
IN THE ROUND-LIFTING
IVO PITANGUY
The term ‘round-lifting* represents a uniform rotation and positioning of the
cervicofacial flaps. The amount of traction which is applied depends on the elasticity of the
skin and the nature and degree of the correction required.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES; Face-lifting surgery can be performed under general anesthesia or
local anesthesia with sedation. Regardless of the anesthesia technique, an infiltration of the
area to be operated is done using xylocaine at 0,25% and adrenaline at 1:200,000
dilution. decreases the bleeding and facilitates the undermining of the flaps*
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE; T-Incisions: ggl The incisions are different according to the
gender of the patient. Generally, it begins on the temporal region» curves downwards to
cross the rim of the tragus or pass just behind it and continues around the base of earlobe*
It then proceeds upwards following the posterior auricular fold, passing over the ear concha
and describes a gentle downward curve in the cervical pilose region behind the ear* In the
forehead-lifting, the coronal incision is utilized in most of the cases. It starts from a
supraurlcular point, curving ill upwards towards the temporal region, as in a face-lifting and
joins the contralateral incision at the coronal line, situated two or three flngerbreadths from the
anterior hairline.
UNDERMINING; The undermining of the facelifting is done in the subareolar plane
of the face, extending above the galea on the temporal region. In the area delimitated by the
temporofrontal branch of the superficial temporal artery and by a line that extends from the
tragus to the eyebrow, denominated by us “no ma^s land”, one should avoid eletrocoagulacion
of blood vessels. In this area the frontal branch of the facial nerve is at greatest risk o£ injury,
The frontal flap should be undermined in a subgaleal plane until the supercilliary arches are reached. At this level, an incision is made through the periosteum on either side, leaving
the periosteum of the glabellar region untouched. The eyebrow is freed by a subperiosteal
undermining, avoiding lesion to the anatomic elements found at this level; the supraorbital
and trochlear nerves and vessels. -Direction of Traction; The direction of traction of the anterior (or facial) flap, corresponds to a vector that goes from the tragus to the Darwin’s tubercle.
An excessive rise of the anterior hairline must be carefully avoided. The preauricular flap is
held by two forceps, and countertraction is applied with a Pitanguy flap demarcator.
The desired skin tension is applied and point A is determined. With this point marked,
an incision is made, creating a scalp flap. At this level the flap will be anchored at the
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temporal region no higher than the insertion of the helix. By pulling the scalp flap downwards,
the excess of tissue in the temporal region can be resected, after being demarcated in a similar
fashion. The direction of traction of the posterior (or cervical) flap corresponds to two vectors
in a upwards and medial direction, avoiding the formation of a step between the glabrous and
the pilose area. When the desired tension is obtained, the excessive tissue previously marked
with the Pitanguy flap demarcator is resected and the flap is anchored to point B.
These two points, A and B, represent the two key sutures and are the points of maximum tension. After fixation of the anterior and posterior flaps by these points, the ear is
liberated so that it falls in its natural position, thus setting Into evidence the excess skin to be
trimmed. The facial flaps, already placed and blocked, preserve the natural position of
the hairline. At this moment the frontal traction can be performed without facial
distortions. This traction is generally performed by a safe pull, in an anteroposterior direction,
of the central area of the forehead. The excessive tissue to be excised is determined by again
using a Pitanguy flap demarcator, which affords a symmetric positioning of the forehead
area and eyebrows. An adequate resection of this positioned flap is carried out.
A temporary suture is inserted on the midline, resulting in two symmetric lateral flaps
which will suffer compensatory traction. Resection of the excess is then performed and sutured.
CONCLUSION: HI siliiajsa The systematization of the direction of traction as well as the
points of blockage are of fundamental importance for obtainingQ aesthetic and harmonious
results in a faceli£ting» Using principles, uniform traction of the facial and frontal flaps
guarantee us a satisfactory result*.
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DIPLOMATS AMERICAN BOARD OF PLASTIC SURGERY
ALAN MATARASSO, M.D., F.A.C.S., P.C.I
PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY
1009 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, N.Y. 10028
APPOINTMENTS 212-249-7500
NURSES 212-628-0900
FOREHEAD-BROW: PRIMARY REASONS FOR
SECONDARY INDICATIONS
Forehead/eyebrow rhytidoplasty has withstood the initial criticisms of limited longevity that
were lodged against it and it is realized that, as with all lifting procedures, it will gradually
succumb to time, gravity and the aging process. Consequently, the procedure has been
widely accepted, and is now a routine consideration in facial rejuvenation. Moreover, refinements in technique have added versatility to the procedure so that a variety of isolated problems, in addition to the brow ptosis, encountered in the upper face can be addressed.
These other deformities (exclusive of brow ptosis) have been referred to as “secondary
indications”. Recently, with closer scrutiny, appears that such problems, including forehead
rhytids, frown muscle imbalance, upper eyelid aesthetics, lateral temporal laxity, or an
abnormal expression, as a newly defined group may actually be more common reasons than
brow ptosis alone, for performing a forehead/brow rhytidoplasty. Furthermore, it is recognized
that when considering the benefits achieved in cases of brow ptosis, often the results were due
to the “ancillary” maneuvers routinely employed for the “minor” (secondary) indications.
Hence, surgeons are advised to avoid adhering to formulas for skin excision/brow elevation,
when elevating the brow; these can ultimately be the source of unsatisfactory results.
In addition, objective guidelines for the ideal normal upper face, have been reviewed and
can be used in supplementing established brow spatial relatonships.
Alan Matarasso, M.D. Edward 0. Terino, M.D.
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ASPER FACULTY
Adrien Aiache, M.D.
9444 Little Santa Monica Blv
Beverly Hills, CA. 90212
Gerald Johnson, M.D.
17115 Red Oak Dr. #211
Houston, Tx 77090
Hilton Decker, M.D.
2617 N. Flagler Dr. #112
West Palm Beach, FL. 3340’
Michael I. Kulick, M.D.
450 Sutter St. #2620
San Francisco, Ca 94108
Bruce Connell, M.D.
2200 E. Fruit St. #101
Santa Ana, CA. 92701
Alan Matarasso, M.D.
1009 Park Ave.
New York, New York 10028
Rollin K. Daniel, M.D.
1441 Avocado Ave. #308
Newport Beach, CA. 92660
Bruce Nadler, M.D.
267 Middle Country Rd.
Smithtown, Ny 11787
James E. Fulton, M.D.
2011 Westcliff Dr. #3
Newport Beach, CA. 92660
Kelly O’Neal, M.D.
29645 Rancho California Rd. #1
Temecula, Ca 92591
Pierre Gerbal, M.D.
13 Rue Massena
06000 Nice, France
Jussaia G. Personeli, M.D.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Ivo Pitanguy, M.D.
Rua Dona Mariana, 65
Rio do Janeiro- Brazil
Stephen Giunta, M.D.
4600 King St. #5E
Alexandria, VA. 22302
Oscar M. Ramirez, M.D.
1212 York Rd. #B-101
Lutherville, MD 21093
Jorge Hidalgo, M.D.
161 Almeria Ave #100-E
Coral Gables, FL 33134
Thomas Robbins, M.D.
P.O. Box 59
Sundringham 3191
Victoria- Australia
Darryl J. Hodgkinson, M.D.
2A Mona Rd. #2
Darling Point N.S.W.
Australia
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Gary Rosenberg, M.D.
5258 Linton Bl. #303
Del Rey Beach, FL 33484
Fred Suess, M.D.
4141 Geary Blvd. #301
San Francisco, CA 94118
Sheldon Rosenthal, M.D.
16633 Ventura Bl. #110
Encino, CA. 91436
Luiz Toledo, M.D.
Av. Brigadeiro Luiz Antonio 333
Conj, 104 Sao Paulo Brazil
Mark Rubin, M.D.
530 Lomas Santa Fe Dr.
Solana Beach, CA 92075
Tolbert Wilkinson, M.D.
1901 Babcock Rd. #200
San Antonio, Tx 78229
Ewaldo deSouza Pinto, M.D.
Ave. Anna Costa 120
Santos, SP Brazil CEP 11-100
Suzy Wilkinson
Medical Cosmetics
San Antonio, Tx.
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ASPER 2007 - PROGRAMME
Monday
SESSION I: Chairman, S. Rosenthal, M.D.
8:00 Introduction- Face Lift Concept: A. Aiache, M.D.
8:10 Philosophy and Contributions,the Ageing Face Surgery: I. Ptenguy, M.D.
8:20 The Value of Deep Layer Support for Fadal Rejuvenation: B. Connell, M.D
8:30 The Importance of Direction, of Traction in the Round Lifting: I. Pitanguy, M.D.
8:40 Face Uft Maximus: 0. R amirez, M.D.
8:50 DISCUSSION
9.00 Seoondaiy Rhytideckxny Double, Opposing Rotations: T. Wilkinson, M.D.
9:10 Conecdon of Cormgator Components: B. Connell, M.D
9:20 , Treatment of Low Lying Hyoid: S. Gunta, M.D.
9:30 Correction of Neck Contour: B. Connell, M.D
9:40 DISCUSSION
950 Cofiee Break
SESSION II: Chairman, T. Wilkinson, M.D.
1000 Fadal Rejuvenation, The Role of Skin Retraction: L Toledo, M.D.
10:10 Buccal Fat Pad Excision to Lower Fadal Contouring: F. Suess.M.D.
10:20 TransconjunctivaT Blepharoplasty with Ceding: R. Harvey, M.D.
10:30 Periortxtal Blepharoplasty: A. Aiache, M.D.
10:40 Crows Feet Correction: B. Conndl, M.D
10:50 DISCUSSION
11:00 Buccal Fat Pad Excision: B. Nadler, M.D.
11:10 Blepharoplasty with Peri-Otbrtal Peels: J. Fuhon, M.D.
11:20 Forehead: B. Connell, M.D
11:30 Forehead Brow Rhytidoplasty: A. Matarasso, M.D.
11:40 The Ageing Lip, a Minimal Risk Approach: T. Wilkinson, M.D.
11:50 DISCUSSION
12:00 LUNCH
SESSION III: Chairman, R. Daniel, M.J.
2:00 Open Rhinoplasty: R. Daniel, M.D.
2:10Anchored Cartilage Graft, for Nasal Tip Protrusion: T. Robbins, M.D.
2:20 Anatomical and Functional Considerations in Reduction Rhinoptasty: 0. Ramirez, M.D.
2:30 Secondary Rliinoplasty - Open or Closed: R. Daniel, M.D.
2:40 Correction of Ultra Projecting, (Pinnocchio) Nose Via (cartifaginous) Incisions: G. Rosenberg, M.D.
2:50 Rhinosculpture: Why: E. Souza Pinto, M.D.
2:00 Tip Anatomy and Analysis: R. Daniel, M.D.
3:10 DISCUSSION
3:20 COFFEE BREAK
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SESSION IV: Chairman, B. Connell, M.D.
3:40 Perioral Repair Instruments
3:50 Superficial Liposudion: How to Avoid Problems
4:00 Abdominal Lipectomy
4:10 DISCUSSION
4:50 Restoration of llw Cutaneous Tegument use Retinoic-Add-lnjedable Liquid Form.
5:00 The Endoscopic Abdominoplasty
5:10 Presentalion
5:20 Subperiosteal Rhinoplasty
5:30 Presertation
5:40 DISCUSSION
S. Roserthal, M.D.
E. Souza-Pirto, M.D.
A. Malarasso, M.D. B
Jussara G. Personeti, M.D.
G. John-son, M.D.
D. Hodgkinson, M.D.
A. Aiache, M.D.
D. Hodglonson, M.D.
P. Geibal, M.D.
Tuesday
SESSION V: Chairman, L. Toledo, M.D.
8:30 Superficial Syringe Liposculpture, A Personal Technique: L Toledo, M.D.
8:40 Submuscular Augmentation Gluteoplasty: Hidalgo, M.D.
8:50 Gluleoplasty Video: Hidalgo, M.D.
9:00 DISCUSSION
9:10 Pectoral Implants: A. Aiache, M.D.
9:20 Gynecomastia: B. Nadler, M.D.
9:30 Correction of Gynecomaslia Through Suction Lipectomy: G. Rosenberg, M.D.
9:40 DISCUSSION
950 COFFEE BREAK
SESSION VI: Chairman, A. Matarasso, M.D.
10:00 Circurnareolar Technique for large Reduction Mammoplasty: T. Wilkinson, M.D.
10:10 Inferior Pedicle Reduction Mammoplasty: T. Robbins, M.D.
10:20 Endoscopic Augmentation Mammoplasty: G. Johnson, M.D.
10:30 Mammoplasly (Video): G. johnson, M.D.
10:40 Mammoplasly: S. Rosenthal, M.D.
10:50 DISCUSSION
11:00 Breast Reduction with Short Incisions: 0. Ramirez, M.D.
11:10 laser liposuction: S. Rosenthal, M.D.
11:20 Use of KPT laser for Cosmetic Surgery: M. Kulick, M.D. D.D.S.
11:30 Suction Mammoplasty: A. Matarasso, M.D.
11:40 Arch Mammoplasty: A. Aiache, M.D.
11:50 DISCUSSION
12:00 LUNCH
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SESSION VII: Chairman, T. Winson, M.D.
1:30 Suction: H. Becker, M.D.
1:40 Skin Abrader Treatment of Age Spots, Stretch Marks and Fine Wrinkles: J. Fulton, M.D.
1:50 The State of the Art in Facial Rejuvenation - Retin A, Fat Grafting and Mixed Peels: T. Wilkinson, M.D.
2:00 Skin Peelings New Findings: M. Rubin, M.D.
2:20 Facial Rejuvenation with Augmented Peels: J. Fulton, M.D.
2:30 Abdominal Lipectomy:T. Wilkinson, M.D.
2:40 DISCUSSION
2:50 COFFEE BREAK
SESSION VIII: Chairman, M. Rubin, M.D.
The Gold Thread Technique for Facial Rhytids (Video): P. Gerbal, M.D.
Modern Chemabrasion Techniques: J. Fulton, M.D.
How to Obtain Almost Invisible Scars: The Role of Deep and Surface Layer Support: 0. Ramirez, M.D.
Fat Transplantation: G. johnson, M.D.
Pro and Post Operative Care: S. Wilkinson, M.D.
New Advances in Skin Peels: M. Rubin, M.D.
Autologous Fat for Rejuvenation: A. Aiache, M.D.
Expansion Augmention: Hilton Becker, M.D.
Chemical Peelings: Kelly Oneal, M.D.
ADJOURN
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ASPER - INDEX OF TOPICS
INTRODUCTION-FACE LIFT CONCEPT.
PHILOSOPHY AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGEING FACE SURGERY.
THE VALUE OF DEEP LAYER SUPPORT FOR FACIAL REJUVENATION.
THE IMPORTANCE OF DIRECTION OF TRACTION IN THE ROUND LIFTING.
FACE LIFT MAXIMUS.
SECONDARY RHYTIDECTCMY DOUBLE OPPOSING ROTATIONS.
CORRECTION OF CORRUGATOR COMPONENTS.
TREATMENT OF LCW LYING HYOID.
CORRECTION OF NECK CONTOUR.
FACIAL REJUVENATION, THE ROLE OF SKIN RETRACTION.
BUCCAL FAT PAD EXCISION TO LOWER FACIAL CONTOURING.
PERIORBITAL BLEPHAROPLASTY.
CROWS FEET CORRECTION.
BUCCAL FAT PAD EXCISION.
BLEPHAROPLASTY WITH PERI-ORBITAL PEELS.
FOREHEADPLASTY FOREHEAD BRCW RHYTIDOPLASTY
THE AGEING LIP, A MINIMAL RISK APPROACH.
OPEN RHINOPLASTY.
ANCHORED CARTILAGE GRAFT FOR NASAL TIP PROTRUSION.
ANATOMICAL AND FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS IN REDUCTION
RHINOPLASTY.
SECONDARY RHINOPLASTY-OPEN OR CLOSED.
CORRECTION OF THE ULTRA PROJECTING (PINNOCCHIO) NOSE VIA
INTRACARTILAGINOUS INCISIONS.
RHINOSCULPTURE: WHY TO FRACTURE?
TIP ANATOMY AND ANALYSIS
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ASPER - INDEX OF LECTURERS
A. AIACHE, M.D.
B. NADLER, M.D.
I. PITANGUY, M.D.
J. FULTON, M.D.
B. CONNELL, M.D.
B. CQNNELL
I. PITANGUY, M.D,
A. MATARASSO, M.D.
0. RAMIREZ, M.D.
T. WILKINSON, M.D.
T. WILKINSON, M.D.
R. DANIEL, M.D.
B. CORNET .T., M.D.
T. ROBBINS, M.D.
S. GIUNTA, M.D.
0. RAMIREZ, M.D.
B. CONNELL, M.D.
R. DANIEL, M.D.
L. TOLEDO, M.D.
G. ROSENBERG, M.D.
F. SUESS, M.D.
E. SOUZA PINTO, M.D
A. AIACHE, M.D.
R. DANIEL, M.D.
B. CQNNELL, M.D.
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SENSORY SAVING BREAST REDUCTION
By SHELDON A.E. ROSENTHAL, M.D.
The progressive development of breast reduction has spanned procedures consisting of
mammary amputation with nipple graft to the bipedicle horizontal dermal areolar pedicle, to the vertical dermal areolar pedicle, and inevitably to the ulteriorly based dermal areolar
pedicle. These procedures had their innate problems and complications related to the anatomy and physiology of the tissue and the surgical procedure used. The incidence of necrosis of the nipple or the vertical incision at
its T junction with the inframammary crease are commonplace. Also, the inability to breast feed following this procedure and the frequent ensuing reduction in sensation, have all been compromises
which the patient has been forced to make in order to be allowed the relief association with reduction
in breast volume. The procedure presented here represents a partial solution to many of the problems
afforded to plastic
surgeons. The procedure essentially: (1) Guarantees the viability of the nipple areolar complex and the inferior dermal pedicle. (2) It increases the volume of viable breast tissue,
thus improving the chances of breast feeding in the future. (3) It leaves intact the vessel and nerve
supply from the inferior pedicle and from the subareolar pectoral plane of the chest, thus improving
sensation post surgery to the nipple and areola. (4) It affords a greater free-hand approximation and
ability to sculpture the remaining breast tissue, using the lateral and
medial flaps for improved
shaping of the medial and lateral aspects of the breasts.
PROCEDURE: The procedure is accomplished using the standard McKissock type markings, marking the nipple areolar complex at its position 18cm on the convergence aligned from the suprastemal
notch, transecting a vertical line from the middle third of the clavicle to the areola. The vertical limbs
of the lateral flaps are 5cm. A one-to-one dermal areolar pedicle is de-epithelialized. Using the cutting
and coagulative bovi to reduce blood loss during the de-epithelialized stage. The dermal areolar pedicle is not thinned, it is cut directly down from its position on the anterior chest wall so that a thickness of approximately 10cm is accomplished, thus the average pedicle would be approximately 14cm
wide, 14cm high, and 10cm deep. The central V of breast tissue is then cut from the mid-point of the
projected new placement of the areola, and lateral and medial excisions along free marked skin lines
are accomplished. The lateral and medial skin flaps are then thinned to approximately 2cm in thickness, thus assuring their viability, and the excision is carried both laterally, medially and superiorly.
These flaps are then laid over the dermal areolar pedicle in its mid-position and sutured using #2.0
PDS deep and superficial subcuticular, #5.0 nylon cutaneous suture. The nipple areolar complex is
sutured using #4.0 PDS subcutaneous, #5.0 nylon cutaneous suture.
RESULTS In the series of forty procedures thus accomplished, we have found no loss of nipple or areola, no loss of vertical pedicle or T approximation at the inframammary crease. Improvement residual
sensation has been found in 85 percent of the cases, and one patient post surgically was able to breast
feed, although having a reduced quantity of breast tissue, she had a reduced quantity of milk, but was
able to experience the breast feeding that prior patients had been unable to experience. The shape of
the breasts appeared to be improved. The procedure can be done in a somewhat reduced length of
time, that of approximately two hours. I feel that this procedure offers the opportunity for surgery on
both medium as well as very large breasts through the increased vertical dimension of blood and nerve
supply and serves to offer the plastic surgeon another tool in his armamentarium for resolving the
problems presented to him by the hypertrophic mammary glands.
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REDUCTION OF VERTICAL RHYTIDS
IN THE PERIORAL AREA
By SHELDON A.E. ROSENTHAL, M.D.
A major surgical dilemma facing the plastic surgeon today is the patient who presents with
deep vertical rhytids in the perioral area, most notably in the vermilion adjacent tissue. These
patients have usually undergone multiple procedures using collagen, sometimes using fat, and
on occasion using silicone. The rhytids reoccur rapidly and are an ever present source of
concern to both the young and older patient.
PROPOSAL It is known that the presence of perioral rhytids is directly related to the
subdermal adherence of the orbicularis oris muscle and that with the continual movement and
pursing of the perioral area, be it by smoking or habitual placement of the lips in a pouting
position, these lines become deeper and deeper ensconced until they will reach the point of scar
formation. It has been found that via the use of a new instrument which, when introduced in
the canthal area in the vermilion portion, can be passed along the perioral vermilion line and
release the adhesions to the underlying orbicularis oris muscle. The release of these adhesions
alone is insufficient to rid the patient of this problem since they will re-adhere if given the
opportunity.
Therefore, a layer of tissue, preferably fat, is used to intersperse between the muscle and
the dermis and reduce the possibility of perioral adhesion. The procedure has been done on
twenty-two patients, but is in itself not innocuous timewise, since there is a good deal of
swelling post-operatively, and the patient is not able to immediately return to her normal
functioning for approximately two one week’s time due to this increased area of swelling in the
perioral region. Success has been good, improvement has varied between 65 and 85 percent.
The procedure is not for every patient, but rather for those who have I deepened lines which
are resistant to perioral peeling using either trichloracetic acid or | phenol, where the patient
does not wish repeated dermal injections of collagen, or exhibits allergic response to collagen,
as in the rheumatoid arthritic or the hyper-immune patient. The procedure may need to be
repeated more than one time to obtain optimal improve ment, but the patient can be done
under local anesthetic on an outpatient basis.
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LIPS AND LINES : NEW CONCEPTS
Changing concepts of combined surgical, chemical, and grafting techniques now allow
the plastic surgeon to alter lip size and shape, soften or eliminate facial rhytids, and
improve the quality of facial skin without resorting to deep phenol peels. Drawing upon
international experiences, there are effective new designs for lip enhancement, lip
lengthening, and vermillion fullness restoration.
Simple techniques of subdermal dissection in combination with concentrated
fat autografts are giving consistent « predictable improvement in 2 and 3 year series of
facial surgery. With a proper program of skin preparation using Retin A and other
modalities, skin rejuvenation is now a “mixed” combination of phenol, dilute phenol,
and trichloracetic acid peels, with dermabrasion and bleaching in individual cases.
While these programs have been in use for less than 5 years, the audience will be
acquainted with techniques and early promising results.
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published by Medical Insight, Inc.
We also publish THE European Aesthetic
Guide. Free subscriptions are available to
physicians. Medical Insight, Inc. also conducts
market surveys and publishes market studies.
Visitwww.miinews.com for a complete list of
services.
ALMA LASERS
BOOTH: 14
485 Half Day Rd #100
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089, USA
Phone: (866) 414-2562
Fax: (224) 377-2050
Alma Lasers is the leading manufacturer of
laser, light-based and radio frequency devices
for aesthetic application. We provide cost-effective and high performance systems enabling
medical practitioners to offer safe, effective and
profitable aesthetic treatments to patients. Visit
us to learn about Pixel for non-ablative, virtually painless skin resurfacing and theSoprano XL
for virtually painless hair removal and the new
Accent XL for wrinkles and rytids.
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ALPINE PHARMACEUTICALS
BOOTH: 309
1940 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA 94901
(888) 746-3224 Fax: (415) 451-6981
Web Site: www.alpinepharm.com
SinEcch is the only Arnica dosage regimen
clinically proven to reduce post-surgical
bruising and swelling. Now! From the name
you know and trust, SinEcchi - after injectables,
a one-day dose pack of Arnica indicated to
relieve the minor bruises and swelling associated
with routine injectable procedures. Alpine
Pharmaceuticals, the Arnica Experts!
of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
ANDERSEN PRODUCTS, INC.
BOOTH: 110
3202 Caroline Drive, Haw River, NC 27258
Maria Zmk
(800) 524-3455
Fax: (336) 376-3088
Web Site: www.anpro.com
Andersen Products redefines 100% ethylene
oxide sterilizationusing under 20cc’s of EtO per
cycle. Our Anprolene line of table-top sterilizers
has helped many practices save thousands of
dollars a year by eliminating the instrument
costs caused by damage from heat, pressure,
and moisture normally associated with other
forms of sterilization.
AMERICAN EXPRESS
BOOTH: 1228
200 Vessey Street, New York, NY 10285
(866) 490-9105
Web Site: www.open.com
American Express® Business Cards give you
automatic access to the benefits and services
that OPEN from American Express® has to
offer, including benefits that can help you save
money, gain control over your practice expenses, earn valuable rewards and much more.
ANCIOTECH
BOOTH: 221
100 Dennis Drive, Reading, PA 19606
Rob Galloway
(610) 404-1000 Fax: (610) 404-2061
Web Site: www.angiotech.com
Quill™ SRS is the bidirectional barbed wound
closure device that closes wounds without tying
knots. Bidirectional, helical spaced barbs in the
suture material grab tissue in one direction and
catch in the other, providing improved
efficiency and enhancing wound closure. For
more information
please visit www.AngioEduPTO.com/Quin
or call 800-523-3332 for a freetrial.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLASTIC
SURGEONS® (ASPS®)
PLASTIC SURGERY EDUCATIONAL
FOUNDATION® (PSEF®)
BOOTH: 1007, 1009
444 East Algonqum Road, Arlington Heights,
IE 60005-4664
(800) 766-4955 / (847) 228-9900
Fax: (847) 228-7099
Main Web Site: www.plasticsurgeryorg
Online Catalog: www.shopASPS.org
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is the
largestorganization of board-certified plastic
surgeons in the world. Representing more than
6,700 physician members, the Society is recognized as a leading authority and information
source on cosmetic and reconstructive plastic
surgery ASPS comprises more than 90 percent
of all board-certified plastic surgeons in the
United States. Founded in 1931, the Society
represents physicians certified by The American
Board of Plastic Surgery or The Royal College
ANTHONY PRODUCTS/GIO PELLE
BOOTH: 411-417
7740 Records Street, Indianapolis, IN 46226
Todd Petrucciam
(800) 428-1610 Fax: (317) 543-3289
Web Site: www.anthonyproducts.com
For 38 years, Anthony Products has specialized
in the manufacture and distribution of ENT,
Plastic Surgery and Dermatology instruments
and equipment. As an authorized distributor for
Welch Allyn and Midmark, we can meet all of
your practice needs.
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AQUEDUCT MEDICAL, INC.
BOOTH: 633, 635
665 Third Street, Suite 20, San Francisco,
CA 94107
Eric Selvik
(415) 543-5068
Fax: (415) 543-2640
Web Site: www.aqueductmedical.com
Aqueduct Medical will debut the AqueVestTM,
the first and only therapeutic cooling product
targeted to improve and accelerate patient
recovery from breast surgeries. The AqueVest
is the latest addition to the AqueCoolTM
Rapid Recovery System product line, which
addresses swelling, bruising, and pain so
patients can enjoy optimal results, minimum
discomfort, and the least downtime.
With or Without Teeth, including the StaneerC® Circular Breast Retractor,“Cookie Cutters”,
Breast Dissectors, Breast Reduction
Compression Device, ASSI FACELIFT
Retractors with Fiber Optic and Suction, ASSI
Campbell Lip Augmentation Awl,
MicroMonopolar Hand Switch Forceps for
Breast Dissection, ASSI Matarasso Lipo Roller
as well as, Microdissection Needles, ASSI
Bipolar Scissors, StaySharp® SuperCut Facelift
Scissors, Lalonde® Skin Hook Forceps for
Blepharoplasty Rakes, Instrumentation for the
Plastic Surgeon and the Finest Hand-Crafted
Microsure.ical Instrumentation and Clamps.
ASSOCIATION OF PLASTIC SURGERY
ASSISTANTS
BOOTH: 1247
EO. Box 722, Richmond, TX 77406
Brenda Elliott
(800) 753-7244 Fax: (281) 762-9562
Web Site: www.plasticassistants.info
Established in 1974 by Frederick Grazer, M.D.,
APSA is a national organization dedicated to
provide diversified, integrated, educational and
networking opportunities to employees of
board certified or board admissible plastic
surgeons. An annual meeting is held in conjunction with the ASPS Annual Meeting. APSA
is a non-profit organization with over 500
members.
ARTES MEDICAL, INC.
BOOTH: 826, 828
5870 Pacific Center Boulevard, San Diego,
CA 92121
Debbie Beckner
(858) 550-99997 (858) 777-7880
Fax: (858) 777-7897
Web Site: www.artesmedical.com
www.artefill.com
Artes Medical, Inc. is a medical technology
company focused on developing, manufacturing, and commercializing a new category of aesthetic mjectable products. ArteFill® is the first
and only FDA-approved non-resorbable
aesthetic injectable implant. ArteFill is indicated
for the correction of facial wrinkles known as
nasolabial folds, or smile lines.
AXIA MEDICAL SOLUTIONS
BOOTH: 929, 931
2105 Cammo Vida Roble, Suite L, Carlsbad,
CA 92009
James Krulisky
(866) 494-4466 Fax: (760) 931-8266
Web Site: www.dermesse.com
Axia Medical is a specialty pharmaceutical company that manufactures and distributes topical
skin care products. Our Dermesse™ brand is
prescription strength and incorporates hydroquinone and tretinoin. In addition, we offer
acne products, peel products and a private label
program as well as back bar sizes.
Contact us at 866-494-4466.
ASSI-ACCURATE SURGICAL
BOOTH: 701
300 Shames Drive, Westbury NY 11590
Mane Bonazmga
(800) 645-3569 Fax:(516)997-4948
Web Site: wwwaccuratesurgical.com
ASSI offers the New Perma Facial Implant’”
Tunneler Passers and Forceps, New StaySharp®
Ceramic Coated SuperCut Scissors, New
Lalonde® Breast Sizers, and a complete range
of Breast Retractors with Fiber Optic, Suction
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AXIS THREE
BOOTH: 1022, 1024
881 Alma Real, Suite 300, Pacific Palisades,
CA 90272
Pedram Hariri
(714) 801-3539 Fax: (949) 733-2257
Email: pedram. hariri@axisthree .corn
Web Site: www.axisthree.com
Axis Three is the leader in 3D surgical simulation. By integrating image capture technology
developed by Siemens with it’s own innovative
software, Axis Three delivers a paradigm shift in
medical imaging: Precise surface anatomy capture, break through simulation technology
interactive photo-quality 3D models, and
powerful tools for planning a surgery.
and a large assortment of medical grade peels.
BENEV® is an FDA approved manufacture
ensuring efficacious and safe products with each
order, BENEV® is distributed through
physicians only.
BIODERMIS
BOOTH: 822, 824
6000 S. Eastern Avenue, #9-D, Las Vegas,
NV 89119
Jeff Schleumng
(702) 260-4466 Fax: (702) 260-4646
Web Site: www.biodermis.com
As the originators of the scar management
industry we offer the most comprehensive line
of Epi-Derm silicone gel sheeting Xeragel
silicone ointment, and our latest innovation
Pro-Sil silicone stick applicator. We also provide
the industry leading compression foam products of Epi-Foam and Therafoam.
BECON MEDICAL LIMITED
BOOTH: 308
3530 E. Grant Road, Tucson, AZ 85716
Bill Lyons
(520) 881-0480 Fax: (520) 881-0941
Becon Medical Limited is BYRON’S new corporate venture. Becon, together with associated
Surgeons, design, develop, patent, manufacture,
and market medical devices for Aesthetic Jlgy
Surgery Recently introduced products include
LipoStructure’ disposable harvesting and infiltration cannula, Brecise™ breast ti3 measuring
system, Whispers™ post-operative nipple
shield, Pearfect™ infant ear correction kit and
an Advanced Infusion pain pump and catheter
system. Multiple new products are scheduled
for introduction over the next year.
BIOFORM MEDICAL, INC.
BOOTH: 101
1875 S. Grant Street, Suite 110,
San Mateo, CA 94402
(866)862-1211 Fax:(866)862-1212
Web Site: www.bioformmedical.com
Radiesse® is a safe, next generation cosmetic
filler for long lasting wrinkle correction. PDA
approved for the treatment of facial wrinkles
and folds, Radiesse can restore facial volume as
well as stimulate the body to produce new
collagen, and may last about a year or more in
many patients.
BENEV COMPANY, INC.
BOOTH: 426
23263 Madero, Suite A, Mission Viejo,
CA 92691
Jm Woo
(949) 457-2222 Fax: (949) 457-2221
Web Site: wwwbenev.com
The guiding principle behind BENEV® is to
work in harmony pH with your body’s inherent renewal abilities to promote and protect
healthy skin. Our specialized skincare produces
targeted results, without undesirable side effects.
BENEV® offers a full-line of retail products
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BIOSCULPTURE TECHNOLOGY, INC.
BOOTH: 146
40 Central Park South, Suite 16E,
New York, NY 10019
Robert Culin
(212) 977-5400 Fax: (212) 586-9529
Email: upsales@biosculpturetechnologycom
Web Site: www.biosculpturetechnologycom
BioSculpture Technology Inc. manufactures
Airbrush Liposculpture® Systems which
comprise advanced powerassisted liposuction
systems based on its heavily patented twin-cannula technology which is more gentle by design
on both the surgeon and patient. The system
has computerized control of an air-powered,
adjustable stroke and incorporates a tube-within-a-tube method of aspiration which spares the
patient the battering ram effect of the moving
cannula and the doctor the drudgery of manually reciprocating it.
sion, chemical peels and retinoid treatments.
CEATUS MEDIA GROUP, LLC
BOOTH: 139, 141
7590 Fay Avenue, Suite 303, LaJolla, Ca 92037
(858) 454-5505 Fax: (858) 454-5668
Web Site: www.ceatus.com
Ceatus Media Group LLC is an online health
media company providing specialized information for consumers, and connecting doctors
with prospective patients. The Consumer Guide
to Plastic Surgery Surgeon Directory currently
serves more than 95 U.S. and international
markets.
CLEAR POINT MEDICAL
BOOTH: 835, 837
28 Lmdsay Avenue, Dorval, QC, H9P 2T8
Canada
Barbara Craig
(866) 694-7799x237 Fax: (514) 631-8885
Web Site: www.clearpomtmd.com
Clearpoint Medical designs, manufactures and
distributes post-operative compression wear to
Plastic Surgery professionals and their patients
worldwide - garments, bras, girdles and binders.
For more information please log on to our
web-site @ www.clearpomtmd.com
BLACK & BLACK SURGICAL
BOOTH: 1104-1108
4896 N. Royal Atlanta Drive, Suite 302,
Tucker, GA 30084
Bill Black
(770) 414-4880 Fax: (770) 414-4879
Email: billblack@blackandblacksurgical .corn
Web Site: www.blackandblacksurgical.com
Black and Black Surgical offers a full line of top
quality surgical instruments and equipment for
traditional and endoscopic surgical procedures.
We feature Stille® scissors and NexEdge®
Rasp and Osteotomes, plus a unique line of
anri-aging skin care products by Corina™
featuring an FDA approved delivery system.
CLINICAL RESOLUTION LABS, INC.
BOOTH: 205
3255 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1708, Los
Angeles, CA 90010
Mma Kirn
(213) 384-0500 Fax: (213) 365-0053
The company has been engaged in the business
of designing, manufacturing and distributing
skincare products and cosmeceutical solutions
for global markets since year 2000. And in
2004, the company developed MTS Roller
(non-surgical skincare tool) that has been introduced to worldwide.
Please click www.clinicalresolution.com.
CATRIX/LESCARDEN
BOOTH: 1035
420 Lexmgton Avenue, Suite 212, New York,
NY 10170
Jackie Enngh
(212) 687-1050 Fax; (212) 687-1051
Web Site: www.catnx.com
Catrix Skin Care expedites the healing process
while relieving irritation following cosmetic
medical procedures; helps ensure superior
results from laser procedures, microdermabra25
COAPT SYSTEMS
FL 33467
John Cummings
(800) 260-9497 Fax: (888) 899-3114
Web Site: www.implantinfo.com
Implantlnfo.com by Nicole, LipoSite.com, and
FaceForum.com, websites by CompuMedical
and Advice Media. Reach more than 2 million
highly targeted unique visitors per year
researching information about breast implants,
breast augmentation, liposuction, body
contouring, facial cosmetic surgery and other
cosmetic procedures.
BOOTH: 314-317
1820 Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303
Dan Grubman
(650) 461-7600 Fax: (650) 213-9336
Web Site: www.coaptsystems.com
Coapt Systems develops, manufactures and
markets a range of bio-absorbable implants that
provide soft tissue fixation for aesthetic and
reconstructive procedures. The company’s portfolio includes the ENDOTINE® Midface’” ST,
Midface’” TransBleplT, Triple’” and Ribbon®
devices. SurgiWire”’ for wrinkle and scar release.
COLBAR LIFESCIENCE, LTD
BOOTH: 420, 422
5760 West 96th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90045
Mikael Svensson
(310) 258-1137 Fax:(310)410-5945
Web Site: www.evolence.com / www.jnj.com
ColBar LifeScience Ltd. a Johnson and Johnson
Company is focused exclusively on innovative,
evidenced-based aesthetic solutions that maintain, enhance, and restore body image and selfesteem. The first offering is an advanced
collagen soft-tissue filler with a unique patented
technology Glymatnx’”. This next generation
collagen filler, EVOLENCE®, is already
available in Europe, Canada and Asia.
CONTOURMD MARKETING CROUP
(AMERICAN WEST MEDICAL)
BOOTH: 935
8055 Bond, Lenexa, KS 66214
Margie Elliott
(913) 541-9200 Fax: (913) 541-0380
Web Site: www.contourmd.com
ContourMD offers the best in recovery products and marketing services tailored to the plastic surgeon. As marketing consultants we create
the best solution to distinguish your practice.
As recovery experts we offer quality compression garments at a competitive price for your
patients to Recover in Comfort™.
ContourMD is your total solution.
COLORSCIENCE
BOOTH: 1112
24921 Dana Point Harbor Drive, Suite 210,
Dana Point, CA 92629
Kara Busch
(866) 426-5673
Fax: (866) 472-6567
Web Site: www.colrescience.com
Colorescience is the perfect partner for the
medical industry because of its substantiated,
distinct and active ingredients. The use of high
tech, proven ingredients such as peprides, liquid
crystals and pearl powder, in the correct potent
percentages, allow Colorescience to create synergistic products that give you instant, long lasting results.
COOK MEDICAL
BOOTH: 1140
750 Daniels Way EO. Box 489, Bloomington,
IN 47402
Diana Reynolds
(800) 452-4500 Fax: (800) 554-8335
Web Site: www.cookmedical.com
COMPUMEDICAL
BOOTH: 1132
6542 Hypoluxo Road, Suite 339, Lake Worth,
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COOLTOUCH
BOOTH: 148, 150
9085 Foothills Boulevard, Roseville, CA 95747
Elwood Phillips
(916) 677-1900 Fax: (916) 677-1901
Web Site: www.cooltouch.com
CoolTouchE lasers include the CoolEipo™
1320nm for laser-assisted lipolysis & skin tightening, the CT3Plus’” 1320nm which offers a
painless CoolBreeze™ mode to treat wrinkles,
acne and acne scarring; VARIAI 1064nm- treats
vascular lesions and unwanted hair; CTEV™
1320nm for endovenous ablation ofvaricosities.
COSMETIC SOLUTIONS, INC.
BOOTH: 1129
2501 NW 34th Place, Suite 21,
Pompano Beach, FE 33069
Warren Becker
(954) 972-7202 Fax: (954) 972-4109
Email: warren@naturalskincare .corn
Cosmetic Solutions, Inc. is a custom formulator
and contract manufacturer of state-of-the-art
skin care products. Professional Solutions’”, the
finest natural skincare line exclusively for
Plastic Surgeons, Dermatologists and MediSpas, combines the highest quality scientifically
proven actives and ingredients to help your
patients achieve clearer, healthier and youngerlooking skin.
COSMEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
BOOTH: 529
4700 SW 51st Street, Suite 212, Davie, FL
33314
Ingrid Mejia
(800) 275-3627 Fax: (954) 587-4344
Web Site: www.cosmedicaltechnologies.com
CosMedical Technologies, Inc. is America’s
leading private label-dermatolgoist formulated
skmcare line. We have offered innovative results
oriented skincare to discerning practices and
facilities since 1993. Founded by Loretta
Ciraldo, M.D., FA.A.D, our goal is to develop
skincare products and regimens that will
enhance the appearance of your patient’s skin
while at the same time evolving into a sound
profit center to distinguish your skincare
practice.
ETHICON, INC.
BOOTH: 521
Route 22 West, Somerville, NJ 08876
Karne Nelson
(216) 361-7862 Fax: (216) 431-1651
Visit ETHICON Booth #521 to learn about
ETHICON’s educational body contouring program, “Shaping Futures” and view our products
- MULTIPASS7” needles line of plastic surgery
needles, MONOCRYL” Plus Antibactenal
Suture, and DEMABOND’” ProPen Topical
Skin Adhesive. Additionally learn more about
FlexHD” an acellular dermal matrix allograft.
For more information, please visit our
website at www.shaping-futures.com
COSMETASSURE
BOOTH: 841, 843
4525 Executive Park Drive, Suite 202,
Montgomery AL 36116
Jessica Cook
(800) 362-1542 Fax: (334) 323-0556
Web Site: www.cosmetassure.com
CosmetAssure, which is endorsed by the ASPS,
is a unique insurance product available only to
board certified plastic surgeons. This innovative
insurance product provides financial coverage to
patients in the event that an unforeseeable,
sometimes unavoidable, medical complication
arises from aesthetic plastic surgery. This coverage is underwritten by a subsidiary of American
International Group (AIG).
ETHICON ENDO-SURCERY
BOOTH: 421
4545 Creek Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242
Kelly Nealon
(513) 337-8071 Fax: (513) 337-3670
Ethicon Endo-Surgery Inc. develops and markets advanced medical devices for minimally
invasive and open surgical procedures. The
company focuses on procedure-enabling devices
for the mterventional diagnosis and treatment
of conditions in general and banatric surgery
gastrointestinal health, plastic surgery orthopedics, gynecology and surgical oncology
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EVERA MEDICAL
BOOTH: 143, 145
353 Vintage Park Drive, Suite F, Foster City
CA 94404
Judy Dickinson
(650) 287-2723 Fax: (650) 525-9208
Email: j udy kickinson@everamedical .corn
Web Site: www.everamedical.com
Evera Medical has a mission to provide novel
saline-filled multilayer tissue augmentation
implants for a variety of cosmetic and reconstructive applications. The technology aims
to create natural-feeling and natural-looking
implants that are permanent but reversible. The
VeraFil’” Augmentation Implant is 510(k)cleared for use in and around the orbit of the
eye and the FulFil’” Soft Tissue Implant is CEmarked for facial augmentation.
FALLENE, LTD
BOOTH: 132, 134
2555 Industry Lane, Norristown, PA 19403
Harry Fallick
(610) 630-6800 Fax: (610) 630-6202
Web Site: wwwtotalblock.com
FALLENE, LTD, premier manufacturer of fullspectrum highly ™protective sun care products, announces the latest addition to - our
SOLAR PROTECTION FORMULA product
line. T1Z03 SPF40 (Titanium, Iron and Zinc
Oxides) uniquely complements our current
mineral based products. It is very water resistant, aesthetically elegant, silky and particularly
suitable after skin treatments.
FLEXMD / MOJO INTERACTIVE
BOOTH: 533
1060 Woodcock Road, Orlando, FL 32803
D. DeZoort
(407) 206-0700
Fax: (407) 206-3376
Email:[email protected]
Web Site: www.flexmd.net
Don’t hire a web developer. Why would you,
when FlexMD makes website editing quick and
easy? Add a doctor blog, update your information, photos, testimonials, FAQs and more-with
no HTML knowledge. Its easy enough for anyone on your staff to use.
Call 877-665-6798 or visit www.flexmd.net
for more information.
eVOLVE MEDICAL CROUP BOOTH: 408
543 Encmitas Boulevard Suite 111, Encinitas,
CA 92024
Brooke CoUms
(877) 546-7398 Fax - (760) 274-2356
Web Site: www.evolvemedicalgroup.com
eVolve Medical Group is a leading search
engine marketing firm providing website
design, search engine optimization, video production, content and hosting services. We also
provide directory listings via our website at
www.aboardcertifiedplasticsurgeonresource.com
EXPAND-A-BAND MEDICALBOOTH: 144
13112 Crenshaw Boulevard, Gardena,
CA 90249
Terrence Scanlan
(310) 353-24817(800) 582-5332
Fax: (310) 353-2484
Web Site: wwwbreastbinders.com
Expand-A-Band® Medical manufactures a
unique line of Post Breast Surgery Products
featuring Breast Binders and related accessories,
such as; breast bands, hot/cold therapy and
abdominal binders. Our Breast Binders are
washable, durable and attractive compression
garments that help reduce bruising, swelling
and the incidences of hematomas following
invasive breast procedures.
FLORIDA SOCIETY OF PLASTIC
SURGEONS
BOOTH:1231
P.O. Box 7040, Jacksonville, FL 32238
Shannon Lyvers
(904) 693-1799 Fax: (904) 786-9939
Web Site: www.fsps.org
FSPS serves as a unified voice and advocate for
plastic surgeons in Florida on issues relating to
the practice of plastic surgery FSPS will be distributing information about the benefits of
being a member of the Society and regarding
our upcoming 2008 Annual Meeting at The
Breakers Palm Beach.
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