EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE:
At the conclusion of this educational activity, learners will be able to:
At the conclusion of this educational activity, learners will be able to:
- Evaluate and measure the success of different Oculoplastic techniques
- Explain how to obtain the best aesthetic results from invasive and non-invasive treatments for facial rejuvenation
- Confer multi-modality non-invasive treatments for facial rejuvenation
- Discuss methods to enhance patient safety and management of complications
- Analyze future directions in facial rejuvenation
PROGRAM AGENDA
BREAKFAST/REGISTRATION |
7:15 - 8:00 AM
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2017 NYRSPS ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING |
8:00- 8:15 AM
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NEW YORK SOCIETY UPDATE |
8:15 - 8:25 AM
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Scot B. Glasberg, MD
Past President, Executive Council, New York State Society of Plastic Surgeons
Private Practice
New York, NY
www.drglasberg.com/
Past President, Executive Council, New York State Society of Plastic Surgeons
Private Practice
New York, NY
www.drglasberg.com/
VARIABLE RECONSTITUTION OF INJECTABLE HYRALURONIC ACID FOR FACIAL REJUVENATION: NEW THOUGHTS ON MECHANISM OF ACTION TO EXPLAIN CLINICAL EFFECTS |
8:25 - 9:15 AM
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Steven Fagien, MD, FACS
Board Certified Oculoplastic Surgeon
Private Practice
Boca Rotan, FL
www.drfagien.com/
Abstract: Injectable hyaluronic acid gel (HAG) has become, for many practitioners, the gold standard for office-based soft tissue augmentation. Until recently, these agents were available only in specified concentrations. Altering concentration of HAGs for a wide range of applications has become common practice for those with a greater understanding of the utility of variable reconstitution and has allowed us to better understand some of the short- and long-term beneficial clinical effects. A multitude of applications will be discussed and a scientific basis for the associated effects explained.
Board Certified Oculoplastic Surgeon
Private Practice
Boca Rotan, FL
www.drfagien.com/
Abstract: Injectable hyaluronic acid gel (HAG) has become, for many practitioners, the gold standard for office-based soft tissue augmentation. Until recently, these agents were available only in specified concentrations. Altering concentration of HAGs for a wide range of applications has become common practice for those with a greater understanding of the utility of variable reconstitution and has allowed us to better understand some of the short- and long-term beneficial clinical effects. A multitude of applications will be discussed and a scientific basis for the associated effects explained.
Henry Michael Spinelli, MD
Panel Discussion Participant
Professor of Surgery (Plastic) and Clinical Professor of Neurological Surgery - Weill Cornell Medicine
Private Practice
New York, NY
www.drhenryspinelli.com/
Panel Discussion Participant
Professor of Surgery (Plastic) and Clinical Professor of Neurological Surgery - Weill Cornell Medicine
Private Practice
New York, NY
www.drhenryspinelli.com/
2017 MASTERS SERIES LECTURE
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9:15 - 9:50 AM
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Thomas Biggs, MD
Private Practice
Houston, TX
www.e-esthetica.com/
Abstract: For many decades it has been the dream of clinicians to be able to transfer, as a graft, fat from one area of the body to another as was accomplished in the grafting of skin. Success was rarely achieved in anything but a very small graft and in grafts to the breasts, skeptics were opposed due to what was believed to be a cancer producing aspect to be feared as well as radiologists' supposed inability to distinguish the occasional calcification related to a graft with those seen in a malignancy. Both of these objections have been deemed not credible, but objections still prevail as to the inconsistency of the result. In our experience in over 2,000 cases, we've been able to achieve great success with grafting of fat and in this presentation we'll describe the secret to our success.
Private Practice
Houston, TX
www.e-esthetica.com/
Abstract: For many decades it has been the dream of clinicians to be able to transfer, as a graft, fat from one area of the body to another as was accomplished in the grafting of skin. Success was rarely achieved in anything but a very small graft and in grafts to the breasts, skeptics were opposed due to what was believed to be a cancer producing aspect to be feared as well as radiologists' supposed inability to distinguish the occasional calcification related to a graft with those seen in a malignancy. Both of these objections have been deemed not credible, but objections still prevail as to the inconsistency of the result. In our experience in over 2,000 cases, we've been able to achieve great success with grafting of fat and in this presentation we'll describe the secret to our success.
DEDICATED EXHIBIT BREAK |
9:50 - 10:20 AM
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THE DOCTORS COMPANY PRESENTATION |
10:20 - 10:40 AM
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Jack Meyer
The Doctors Company
Senior Vice President Business Development
The Doctors Company
Senior Vice President Business Development
ASPS UPDATE |
10:40 - 10:50 AM
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ASAPS UPDATE |
10:50 - 11:00 AM
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INVASIVE VS. NON-INVASIVE FACIAL REJUVENATION |
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
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Fred Fedok, MD
Decision Making in Facial Rejuvenation - A (Strategic) Means to an End! Immediate Past President American Academy of Facial and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) Adjunct Professor of Surgery - University of Alabama Private Practice Foley, AL www.facial-plastic-surgery.com/ Abstract: Facial Aging is a complicated process. It presents with different permutations throughout the adult lifetime. The signs of aging are multifaceted and involve every aspect of the facial anatomy. Rejuvenation of the Aging Face requires the application of not only surgical methods but also non-surgical methods and technologies. In the adoption of this framework patients presenting at a variety of ages and with a spectrum of aging issues may be optimally addressed. This presentations highlights the application of surgical and non-surgical methods. |
Lisa Donofrio, MD
Minimally Invasive Techniques to Balance the Aging Face President-Elect American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) Associate Clinical Professor, Dermatology Yale University School of Medicine Assistant Clinical Professor Tulane University School of Medicine Private Practice New Haven, CT www.savincenter.com/about/about-dr-lisa-donofrio/ Abstract: Patients desire less "downtime" with less invasive procedures. Recent discoveries of the fat compartments of the face have elucidated new mechanisms for facial aging. Restoring the youthful morphology of the fat compartments instead of just facial filling of folds should be the goal for all facial rejuvenation procedures. |
Charles H. Thorne, MD
Panel Discussion Participant Private Practice New York, NY www.charlesthornemd.com/ |
CLOSING DISCUSSION/REMARKS |
12:15 - 12:30 PM
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During the closing discussion, the program chair will review the educational objectives of the program and moderate a discussion focused the impact to plastic surgery and facial rejuvenation.
