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The 6 th Annual 

Facial Cosmetic 

Surgery 2010 

An International 

Multi-Specialty 

Symposium 

Dermatology 

Facial Plastic s urgery 

o culoP lastic s urgery 

Plastic s urgery 

J uly 14-18, 2010 

T he Bellagio, l as Vegas 

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 credits 

S. Randolph Waldman, MD, Course Director 

Edwin Cortez, MD, Course Co-Director 

Woffles Wu, MD, Course Co-Director

The Multi- Specialty Foundation 

For Aesthetic Surgical Excellence (F.A.S.E.) 

The purpose and mission of the Multi-Specialty Foundation For Aesthetic Surgical Excellence 

(F.A.S.E.), a not-for-profit educational foundation, is to foster a spirit of cooperation and 

understanding between four specialties that are primarily involved in the science, practice and 

teaching of facial aesthetic surgery. The foundation’s main objective is the 

creation and maintenance of a recurring annual symposium that includes 

the leading educators and teachers from the fields of Oculoplastic 

Surgery, Dermatology, Facial Plastic Surgery and Plastic Surgery. 

I would like to personally welcome each of you to our 

sixth annual Multi-Specialty Symposium in Las Vegas. For the past twenty years I have 

worked very hard to bring together those in the Four Core Specialties of Dermatology, 

Oculoplastic Surgery, Facial Plastic Surgery, and Plastic Surgery for the purpose 

of sharing information in a collegial and non-threatening environment . I 

have had a lot of help along the way from my co-chair Edwin Cortez and 

from our ‘Steering Committee” which has included as founders Doctors 

Maas, Paul, Terino, Moy, Connell, McCollough, Goldberg, and Anderson. All 

of these doctors are giants in their respective fields and without them I am 

absolutely certain that we would not have been able to succeed. 

I feel strongly that the faculty that we have assembled for this particular meeting 

is the very best Multi-Specialty faculty ever assembled. We have the Presidents of the 

four core specialties represented as well as many of the leading educators from each 

specialty. In organizing the symposium, I have always tried to keep things small and 

intimate which I feel creates the best learning environment. 

This year we will once again divide the meeting into three separate but equal sessions. 

The main “plenary” session will feature a series of 15 minute talks on Rhinoplasty, 

Rejuvenation Surgery, and Aesthetic Skin Treatments as well as a discussion of 

Emerging Trends and Technology. There will be panel discussions on Socio-Economic 

issues as well as some of the Controversies that we often find ourselves discussing in 

the back of the room among one another. Simultaneous sessions will take place featuring 

continuous “Masters Seminars” where a specific topic is addressed in an in-depth 

“How I Do It “ format. We have selected only those who are known for tremendous 

expertise on the topic being discussed. In fact many have world wide recognition for 

this expertise. Additionally many of our attendees have found that this symposium has 

and will continue to address the issues related to effectively running and promoting the 

cosmetic practice. This session will again feature those who are experts in their fields. 

Many of our physicians find it extremely valuable to have members of their office staff 

attend these sessions. We are not aware of any other meeting that offers anything this 

comprehensive! 

So again welcome to each and every one of you. Thank you so much for taking time 

from your practice even in this trying economic climate. For the benefit of our patients, 

let’s all learn from one another in this very special Multi-Disciplinary environment. 

S. Randolph Waldman, M.D. 

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Program Supporters 

This activity is supported by 

educational grants from: 

It is my pleasure to welcome faculty, attendees, 

friends and all those involved in the sixth annual Facial 

Cosmetic Surgery Symposium. It truly takes a full community 

of dedicated individuals to create such a 

sophisticated educational extravaganza. 

Bringing the core specialties of facial plastic 

surgery, plastic surgery, oculoplastic surgery 

and dermatology together, to engage one 

another and all attendees in an invaluable 

learning experience is no simple task. Each 

of these groups bring tremendous experience, 

knowledge, and the desire to share these valuable assets with 

all of us. 

In this year’s Symposium, attendees and faculty will have the 

unique opportunity to listen to a 15 to 20 minute lecture in 

the general session and then often times, if they have interest, 

attend a Master’s Seminar which addresses the same 

topic in much more detail. Important controversies in aesthetic 

surgery will be addressed and of course safety issues will be 

emphasized. As usual, complications and their treatment will 

be discussed openly and honestly. 

Our emerging trends symposia will give us all a brief and 

honest view of what the future holds for us and our patients. 

The bottom line is safe and effective treatment of our patients. 

Multi-Specialty education goes a long way to fulfill these goals. 

Welcome to our home in Las Vegas and remember “What you 

learn in Vegas goes home with you to benefit your patients!” 

Edwin Cortez, M.D.

Distinguished Faculty 

The very best international multi-disciplinary faculty ever assembled! 

Dermatologists 

Rebecca Fitzgerald, MD, Los Angeles, CA 

David Goldberg, MD, Hillsborough, NJ 

Mary Lupo, MD, New Orleans, LA 

Ron Moy, MD, Santa Monica, CA* 

Vic Narurkar, MD, San Francisco, CA 

Wendy Roberts, MD, Palm Springs, CA 

Ava Shamban, MD, Beverly Hills, CA 

Susan Weinkle, MD, Bradenton, FL 

Facial Plastic Surgeons 

Manoj Abraham, MD, Poughkeepsie, NY 

Shan Baker, MD, Livonia, MI 

William Beeson, MD, Carmel, IN 

Donn Chatham, MD, Louisville, KY* 

Minas Constantinides, MD, New York, NY 

Edwin Cortez, MD, Leawood, KS* 

Richard Davis, MD, Weston, FL 

Steven Dayan, MD, Chicago, IL* 

David Ellis, MD, Toronto, ON* 

Jeffrey Epstein, MD, Miami, FL 

Fred Fedok, MD, Hershey, PA 

Mark Glasgold, MD, Highland Park, NJ 

Lisa Grunebaum, MD, Miami, FL 

Andrew Jacono, MD, New York, NY 

Russell, Kridel, MD, Houston, TX 

Samuel Lam, MD, Plano, TX 

Corey Maas, MD, San Francisco, CA* 

E. Gaylon McCollough, MD, Gulf Shores, AL* 

Philip Miller, MD, New York, NY 

Harry Mittelman, MD, Los Altos, CA 

Paul Nassif, MD, Beverly Hills, CA 

Pietro Palma, MD, Milan, Italy 

Louie Patseavouras, MD, Greensboro, NC 

Accreditation 

Steven Pearlman, MD, New York, NY 

Michael Persky, MD, Encino, CA 

Daniel Rousso, MD, Birmingham, AL 

James Shire, MD, Chattanooga, TN 

William Silver, MD, Atlanta, GA 

Payman Simoni, MD, Beverly Hills, CA 

Robert Simons, MD, Miami, FL 

Jonathan Sykes, MD, Sacramento, CA 

S. Randolph Waldman, MD, Lexington, KY* 

Plastic Surgeons 

Lawrence Bass, MD, New York City, NY 

Jay Calvert, MD, Beverly Hills, CA 

Bruce Connell, MD, Santa Ana, CA 

Claudio DeLorenzi, MD, Kitchner, ON 

Felmont Eaves, MD, Charlotte, NC 

Ron Gruber, MD, Oakland, CA 

Wolfgang Gubisch, MD, Stuttgart, Germany 

Jeffrey Kenkel, MD, Dallas, TX 

Val Lambros, MD, Newport Beach, CA 

William Little, MD, Washington, D.C. 

Timothy Marten, MD, San Francisco, CA 

Foad Nahai, MD, Atlanta, GA 

Malcolm Paul, Newport Beach, CA* 

Jason Pozner, MD, Boca Raton, FL* 

Renato Saltz, MD, Salt Lake City, UT 

Sumner Slavin, M.D., Brookline, MA 

Douglas Steinbrech, New York, NY 

Edward Terino, MD, Thousand Oaks, CA 

Patrick Tonnard, MD, Ghent, Belgium 

William Vasileff, MD, Birmingham, MI 

Jennifer Walden, MD, New York, NY 

Woffles Wu, MD, Singapore* 

*Steering Committee member 

Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this symposium, the participant 

should be able to: 

• Demonstrate an improved understanding of how to avoid the most common 

problems in rhinoplasty. 

• Differentiate the various approaches to blepharoplasty and browlifting to 

determine that best suited to the patient. 

• Assess which patients might be the best candidates for surgical rejuvenation 

and which might benefit from non-invasive approaches to facial rejuvenation. 

• Compare options for skin rejuvenation through the use of lasers and other 

skin tightening devices, fillers, injectables and minimally invasive lifting techniques. 

• Assess controversial topics in facial aesthetic surgery in order to make more 

informed decisions. 

Target Audience: Those Board Certified or Board Eligible in Plastic Surgery, 

Facial Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, and Occuloplastic Surgery and Allied 

Health Professionals working directly with one of those specialists. 

Accreditation: This activity has been planned and implemented in 

accordance with Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council 

“There is no doubt that this meeting has set a new 

paradigm for facial cosmetic surgery teaching.” 

— E. Gaylon McCollough, M.D., Facial Plastic Surgeon, Gulf Shores, AL 

Oculoplastic Surgeons 

Richard Anderson, MD, Salt Lake City, UT* 

Roger Dailey, MD, Portland, OR 

Robert Goldberg, Los Angeles, CA 

Jonathan Hoenig, Beverly Hills, CA 

William Mack, MD, Tampa, FL 

Rand Paul, MD, Bowling Green, KY 

Stuart Seiff, MD, San Francisco, CA 

Guest Faculty 

Robin Bogner Ntoh, Atlanta, GA 

Candace Crowe, Orlando, FL 

Barry Denny, Kernersville, NC 

Andrea Dieter, Las Vegas, NV 

Tracy Drumm, Chicago, IL 

G. Marshall Franklin, Roswell, GA 

Jay Geier, Roswell, GA 

Kim Gordon, Hershey, PA 

Lou Haggerty, Los Angeles, CA 

Gail Harris, RN, Las Vegas, NV 

Bernadette Mahoney,New York, NY 

Catherine Maley, Sausalito, CA 

Monique Mennard, Los Angeles, CA 

Ryan Miller, San Luis Obispo 

Marie Olesen, La Jolla, CA 

Vinod Podichetty, MD, Miami, FL 

Sandy Roos, Simsbury, CT 

Michael Sacopulos, J.D., Greensboro, NC 

Tom Seery, Seattle, WA 

Jay Shorr, Tamarac, FL 

Kathleen Stillwell, RN, Napa, CA 

David Waldman, Tempe, AZ 

Greg Washington, Los Angeles, CA 

Scott Whonsetler, J.D., Louisville, KY 

for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship 

of Medical Education Resources and The Multi-Specialty Foundation for Facial 

Aesthetic Surgical Excellence. Medical Education Resources, is accredited by 

the ACCME to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians. Full faculty 

disclosure will be provided in the on-site program. 

Credit Designation: Medical Education Resources designates this educational 

activity for a maximum of 46 AMA PRA Category 1 credits. 

Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their 

participation in the activity. 

Nursing Accreditation: Medical Education Resources is an approved provider 

of continuing nursing education by the Colorado Nurses Association, 

an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s 

Commission on Accreditation. 

This CE activity provides 46 contact hours. Provider approval expires July 

31, 2010. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, 

Provider #CEP 12299, for 46 contact hours. 

Disclaimer: The content and views presented in this educational program are those of the faculty and do 

not necessarily reflect those of Medical Educational Resources or Multi Specialty Foundation. 

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Schedule-at-a-Glance 

Time General Session & Controversies Masters Seminars Practice Management Session 

6:00–6:30am 

W E D N E S D A Y J U L Y 1 4 

Registration Open 

6:30am BREAKFAST AND A MOVIE (Video: External Rhinoplasty — Russell Kridel, M.D.) 

7:25am Welcome and Opening Remarks — S. Randolph Waldman, M.D. & Edwin Cortez, M.D. 

7:30–10:15am Rhinoplasty Workshop 

11:00am–12:45pm Rhinoplasty Workshop 

12:45–1:45pm LUNCH 

2:00–6:00pm Rhinoplasty Workshop Masters Seminars Optimizing Your Practice: 

In Search of the Bottom Line 

6:00pm RECEPTION & GRAND OPENING OF EXHIBIT HALL 

T H U R S D A Y J U L Y 1 5 

6:00–6:30am Registration Open 

6:30am BREAKFAST AND A MOVIE (Video: Orbicularis Plication Blepharoplasty — Jonathan Hoenig, M.D.) 

7:00–10:15am Blepharoplasty & Browlifting Workshop Masters Seminars Optimizing Your Practice: 


10:15 11:00am BREAK Optimizing Your Practice: 


11:00am–12:45pm Blepharoplasty & Browlifting Workshop Masters Seminars Optimizing Your Practice: 


12:45–1:45pm LUNCH 

2:00–4:30pm Blepharoplasty & Browlifting Workshop 

Ethics & Trends Workshop 

Masters Seminars Now That the Phone is Ringing! 

4:30–5:00pm BREAK 

5:00–6:15pm Skin Resurfacing & Academy Hot Topics 

Workshops 

Masters Seminars Now That the Phone is Ringing! 

6:00–6:30am 

F R I D A Y J U L Y 1 6 

Registration Open 

6:30am BREAKFAST AND A MOVIE (Video: SMAS Elevation for Effective Mid–Facelifting — Bruce Connell, M.D.) 

7:00–10:20am Facelifting Workshop Masters Seminars Marketing Your Practice in 2010 

10:20 –10:45am BREAK 

11:00am –1:00pm Facelifting Workshop Masters Seminars Marketing Your Practice in 2010 

1:00–1:45pm LUNCH 

2:00–4:20pm Fillers & Neurotoxins Workshop Masters Seminars Marketing Your Practice in 2010 

4:20–4:45pm BREAK 

5:00–6:15pm Fillers & Neurotoxins Workshop Masters Seminars 

S A T U R D A Y J U L Y 1 7 

Marketing Your Practice in 2010 


6:30am BREAKFAST AND A MOVIE (Video: Mid-Face and Browlift Combined — Renato Saltz, M.D.) 

7:00–10:00am Lasers & Peels Workshop Masters Seminars Internet Marketing: What You Need to Know 

10:00–10:30am BREAK Internet Marketing: What You Need to Know 

10:30am–12:45pm Emerging Technology Workshop Masters Seminars Internet Marketing: What You Need to Know 

12:45–1:45pm LUNCH 

2:00–4:30pm Skin Enhancement Workshop Masters Seminars Medico–Legal Issues and Your Practice 

4:30–4:45pm BREAK 

5:00–6:30pm Skin Enhancement Workshop Masters Seminars 

S U N D A Y J U L Y 1 8 

Medico–Legal Issues and Your Practice 


7:00am BREAKFAST AND A MOVIE (Video: Nuances in the MACS Facelift — Patrick Tonnard, M.D.) 

8:00–10:30am Autologous Fat Injection Workshop Masters Seminars 

10:45am–12:30pm Video Forum 

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“I thought your symposium was a 

fabulous learning experience with 

a very congenial group of faculty 

and participants.” 

—Lawrence Bass, M.D., 

Plastic Surgeon, New York, NY 

Day 1 

W ednesday, July 14, 2010 

General Sessions & Controversies Track 

6:00am REGISTRATION OPENS 

6:30am REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST 

VIDEO External Rhinoiplasty Russell Kridel, M.D. 

Moderator:Philip Miller, M.D. 

7:25am Welcome 

S.Randolph Waldman, M.D. & Edwin Cortez, M.D. 

7:30am Pre-Op Evaluation for Potential Problems 

William Silver, M.D. 

7:45am How to Integrate Digital Morphing into a Generation Y 

Practice: Rhinoplasty and Beyond Jennifer Walden, M.D. 

8:00am Extracorporeal Septal Reconstruction (Video) Wolfgang 

Gubisch, M.D. 

8:15am Tips, Tricks and Pearls in Rhinoplasty Philip Miller, M.D. 

8:30am The Crooked Nose: Etiology and Management 

Jonathan Sykes, M.D. 

8:45am When Augmentation of the Dorsum is Needed? 

Jay Calvert, M.D. 

9:00am Versatile Use of Autogenous Grafting Material 

Steven Dayan, M.D. 

9:15am The Twisted Mid-Nose: Do We Really Need Spreader 

Grafts? If not when are they indicated? Pietro Palma, M.D. 

9:30am Simons Modification of Vertical Dome Division (Video) 

Robert Simons, M.D. 

9:45am Nasal Base Reduction: A Treatment Algorithm 

Ronald Gruber M.D. 

10:00am What Makes a Nose Look “Fixed”? Steven Pearlman, M.D. 

10:15am Repairing Septal Perforations Russell Kridel, M.D. 

10:30am Ethnic Rhinoplasty Ronald Gruber, M.D. 

10:45am Asian Rhinoplasty Woffles Wu, M.D. 

11:00am Prevention and Correction of Middle Vault Deformities 

Paul Nassif, M.D. 

Panel 

PHOTO: THE LAS VEGAS NEWS BUREAU 

11:15am Nasal Hump Reduction: A New Approach to an Old 

Problem Richard Davis, M.D. 

11:30am Top Ten Long Term Lessons in Rhinoplasty 

Robert Simons, M.D. 

11:45am Nasal Valve Compromise: Diagnosis and Management 

Minas Constantinides, M.D. 

12:00am The Big Nose: My Approach Wolfgang Gubisch, M.D. 

12:15pm Rhinoplasty – When Less is More: A Personal Approach 

Gaylon McCollough, M.D. 

12:45pm LUNCH 

Moderator: Steven Pearlman, M.D. 

2:00pm Alar-Columellar Disproportion: Correction with Multiple 

Techniques Russell Kridel, M.D. 

2:15pm Suture Techniques to Refine the Nasal Tip 

Ronald Gruber, M.D. 

Tip Plasty: How I Manage… 

2:30pm The Boxy Tip Shan Baker, M.D. 

2:40pm The Overprojecting Tip Fred Fedok, M.D. 

2:50pm The Underprojecting Tip Richard Davis, M.D. 

3:00pm The Ptotic Tip William Silver, M.D. 

3:10pm The Over-Resected Tip Wolfgang Gubisch, M.D. 

3:20pm The Thick Skin Tip Minas Constantinides, M.D. 

3:30pm The Short Nose Jonathan Sykes, M.D. 

3:40pm Alar Retraction Jay Calvert, M.D. 

3:50pm The Wide Tip David Ellis, M.D. 

4:00pm Preserving and Repairing Tip Projection Patrick Tonnard, M.D. 

4:15pm Rib Cartilage for Treatment of Revision Rhinoplasty 

Russell Kridel, M.D. 


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Highlights for 2010 

The Business of Plastic Surgery: 

Marketing & Management in 2010 

After years of receiving suggestions on our meeting evaluations asking 

for more management and business oriented talks, several years ago we 

formalized the process by creating what is now known as our “Business 

of Plastic Surgery” workshop. While other meetings have recently added 

a few lectures in this area, we have elected to make it a full four-day 

workshop. We have been very careful in faculty selection and have been 

fortunate enough to engage some of the brightest and most experienced 

speakers in the field. With this in mind we hope that you find this 

session as valuable as the two scientific sessions and we know you 

will want to spend time in these practical and targeted lectures as well. 

If you are like many of our attendees, you will wish you had brought 

members of your staff to listen to the advice offered. According to the 

evaluations we have seen over the past three years, the suggestions and 

information taken home by our attendees have been invaluable to their 

respective practices. These sessions are not certified for CME/CE credit. 

Master Seminars 

The term “Masters Seminars” was first used by Dr Waldman in 1991 

at an AAFPRS Annual Symposium. These are in-depth “How I Do It” 

workshops given by only those who we have identified as experts – 

or masters – on the topic being addressed. In our annual evaluations 

there are always comments asking for more of these in-depth 

presentations and this year we are pleased that we in fact have inserted 

40 separate courses addressing virtually every topic related to Facial 

Aesthetic Surgery. In fact, many of our attendees may want to spend 

most of their time in this particular track of the meeting. 

AAFPRS Video Learning Center 

The AAFPRS John Dickinson Memorial Library, which travels to the 

AAFPRS Foundation meetings and courses will be present at this 

meeting and will showcase its most recent aging face and rhinoplasty 

titles. All registered physicians and guests will have access to the 

Video Learning Center and will be able to request viewings from over 

300 titles. The Video Learning Center allows physicians the opportunity 

to view procedural videos prior to their purchase. 


“Innovative and practical teaching of today’s 

relevant topics, featuring the creative talents 

from each of the core aesthetic specialties. 

Fresh ideas and packed content every year.” 

— -Donn Chatham, M.D., Facial Plastic Surgeon, Louisville, KY 

Wednesday, July 14, 2010 continued 

4:30pm Running, Perforated, and Cross Root Osteotomies 

Minas Constantinides, M.D. 

4:45pm The Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty: It is the Rage, but is it Safe 

and Effective? Steven Dayan, M.D. 

5:00pm Ten Perils for the Novice Surgeon Pietro Palma, M.D. 

5:15pm Why Patients Come in for Revision Surgery 

Steven Pearlman, M.D. 

5:30pm Complications with Aggressive Tip Cartilage Maneuvers 

Including Valvular Collapse Paul Nassif, M.D. 

5:45pm Do I Really Want to Operate on This Patient? 

Jonathan Sykes, M.D. 

6:00pm RECEPTION IN EXHIBIT HALL (GRAND OPENING OF HALL) 



Optimizing Your Practice: In Search of the Bottom Line 

Moderator: Marie Olesen, MENTOR Solutions 

2:00pm Characteristics of the Best Performing Practices 

G. Marshall Franklin 

2:30pm Find Hidden Revenue in Your Practice Marie Olesen 

3:00pm The 5% Solution: Small Changes Can Add Up to Big 

Revenue Sandy Roos 

3:30pm Practice Optimization for Better Productivity and Stability 

Robin Bogner Ntoh 

4:00pm Breaking Even in Your ASC: Strategies and Processes 

G. Marshall Franklin 

4:30pm Top 10 Challenges with Staff Members Jay Geier 

5:00pm Hiring and Training in the Aesthetic Surgical Practice 

Jay Shorr 

5:30pm Expense Reduction Strategies for the Plastic Surgery 

Center Barry Denny 


Moderators: Louie Patseavouras, M.D. & William Vasileff, M.D. 

2:00pm Facelifting: Which Procedure for Which Patient Gaylon 

McCollough, M.D. 

2:45pm Browlifting: Decision Making and Techniques in 2010 

Renato Saltz, M.D. 

3:30pm Horizontal and Vertical Facelift Techniques 

Harry Mittelman, M.D. 

4:15pm Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty: Open vs. Closed Techniques 

Including Fat Transposition Jonathan Hoenig, M.D. 

5:00pm Four Facile Facelifts for Today: Variations on a Theme 

William Little, M.D.

Day 2 

T h u r s d a y , J u l y 1 5 , 2 0 1 0 


6:30am BREAKFAST 

VIDEO Orbicularis Plication Blepharoplasty 

Jonathan Hoenig, M.D. 

Moderator: Fred Fedok, M.D. 

7:00am What Can I Do Pre-Operatively to Avoid Complications in 

My Cosmetic Blepharoplasty Patients? William Mack, M.D. 

7:15am Upper Lid Blepharoplasty: A Personal Approach 

Shan Baker, M.D. 

7:30am Recognizing, Diagnosing and Treating Subtle Asymmetry in 

Upper Blepharoplasty Robert Goldberg, M.D. 

7:45am Beware the Hollow Superior Sulcus Stuart Seiff, M.D. 

8:00am Volumetric Lower Blepharoplasty with Orbicularis Hitch 

(Video) William Little, M.D. 

8:15am Lower Lid Blepharoplasty: A Customized Approach 

Roger Dailey 

8:30am Small Incision Canthoplasty without Disrupting the 

Muco-Cutaneous Junction (Video) Robert Goldberg, M.D. 

8:45am Lower Lid Blepharoplasty with Orbicularis Redraping and 

Canthopexy Foad Nahai, M.D. 

9:00am Lower Lid Blepharoplasty with Simultaneous Fat Grafting 

Paul Nassif, M.D. 

9:15am Transconjunctival Lower Blepharoplasty with Fat 

Repositioning (Video) Jonathan Hoenig, M.D. 

Panel 

Aesthetic Dilemma #1 

Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty 

9:30am 

Moderator: Malcolm Paul, M.D. 

Internal vs. External Approaches Jonathan Hoenig, M.D. (5 minutes) 

Fat Removal is Still Required in Many Cases Gaylon McCollough, M.D. (5 minutes) 

Consultants: Daniel Rousso, M.D.; William Little, M.D.; Stuart Seiff, M.D.; 

Roger Dailey, M.D. 

10:15am BREAK 

11:00am Eyebrow Aesthetics and the Mid-Face and Orbit: Refining 

Our Goals for Age Appropriate Rejuvenation of the 

Forehead and Brow Timothy Marten, M.D. 

11:15am Non-Endoscopic Small Incision Forehead Lift 

Timothy Marten, M.D. 

11:30am Endoscopic Forehead Lift (Video) Robert Goldberg, M.D. 

11:45am Alternative Approaches to the Endoscopic Brow 

Felmont Eaves 

Panel 


Browlifting: What About the High Forehead (including 

males)? Is Fixation for Endobrowlifts Even Necessary? 

12:00pm 

Moderator: Donn Chatham, M.D. 

I am Skeptical About the Reliability of the Endobrow Approach to Browlifting? 

Am I off base? Donn Chatham, M.D. 

Consultants: Wolfgang Gubisch, M.D.; Roger Dailey, M.D.; William Beeson, 

M.D.; Richard Anderson, M.D; Harry Mittelman, M.D.; Timothy Marten, M.D. 

12:45pm LUNCH 

Moderator: Donn Chatham, M.D. 

2:00pm Combination Browlifting and Ptosis Surgery 

Edwin Cortez, M.D. 

2:15pm Internal Brow Elevation and Corrugator Removal Through a 

Blepharoplasty Incision Richard Anderson, M.D. 

2:30pm Simple Strategies for Upper and Lower Blepharoplasty in 

Asian Patients Woffles Wu, M.D. 

2:55pm What Your Patients are Talking About: Interesting Trends 

from Our Patient Surveys Tom Seery, RealSelf.com 

“I absolutely loved the meeting. 

I’ve only been going to meetings since fall of 

2007 but this one was the best…informative 

people, very friendly, an intimate group really… 

The location was very good and it 

was very easy to find everyone 

(only three rooms were possible).” 

— Jeff Frentzen, PSP Magazine 


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thursday, July 15, 2010 continued 

Panel 

President’s Panel: Ethics Conversations 

3:15pm 

Moderator: Donn Chatham, M.D, 

Panel Members: Felmont Eaves, M.D. – President Elect ASAPS 

Renato Saltz, M.D. – President ASAPS 

Daniel Rousso, M.D. – President AAFPRS 

Stuart Seiff, M.D. – President ASOPRS 

Ronald Moy, M.D. – President AAD 

Susan Weinkle, M.D. – President ASDS 

• How much that we hear at the meetings do we believe? 

• We brag about our board certification, etc. in our marketing, yet when 

the patients come to us instead of the family doctor they get our nurse? 

• Is there a proper manner of seeing an unhappy patient from a 

colleague’s practice? 

• Expert witnesses? Good or bad for the specialty? 

• Do we follow science or marketing when we make decisions about use 

of new technology? 

• Will more non-core physicians be driven Into aesthetic medicine by the 

Obama & Pelosi healthcare measures? 

• PR: Has it gone over the top? 

• Healthcare reform: flight, fight or like? 

• Silent libel: when a suit is spawned by a competitor 

• Guns for hire: do specialties need to monitor expert witnesses? 

• New technology: science or fiction? 

• So easy even a caveman can do it: the rise of non-MDs in the aesthetic 

arena 

• Truth in advertising: is this mutually exclusive? 

• To tell the (financial) truth: how much disclosure? 

• Our colleagues on the payroll: can we believe them? 

• What core physicians must do to survive & thrive 

• How does the public feel about who does the surgery? Injections? 

• State Regulations? What is on the horizon? 

• Cosmetic surgery taxes are getting more popular? What if anything can 

we do? 

• What will our practices look like in 2020? 

4:15pm BREAK 


The Multi-Specialty meeting is consistently 

one of the best meetings I attend every year. 

I always return with clinical and practice management 

pearls that I can immediately implement into my practice. 

But the key is the tips are practical and real. 

— Steven Dayan, M.D., Facial Plastic Surgeon, Chicago, IL 

Panel 


Skin Resurfacing: Traditional Laser vs. Fractional Laser(s) 

vs. Peels – How Do I Decide What to Offer My Patients? 

What Really Makes A Difference? 

5:00pm 

Moderator: Jason Pozner, M.D. 

Consultants: Harry Mittelman, M.D.; William Beeson, M.D.; Ronald Moy, 

M.D.; Gaylon McCollough, M.D.; Mary Lupo, M.D. 

5:45pm Facial Rejuvenation in the Massive Weight Loss Patient 

Felmont Eaves, M.D. 

6:00pm Hot Topics from the ASAPS in April Felmont Eaves, M.D. 

6:15pm Hot Topics from AAFPRS International in May 

Philip Miller, M.D.

thursday, July 15, 2010 continued 



7:30am Understanding the Expectations of the Cosmetic Patient 

Marie Olesen 

8:00am How to Double Your Practice in 12 Months Jay Geier 

Forum 

Office Manager’s Forum – Where We Share Practice 

Management Tips & Trade Secrets 

8:30am-12:45pm 

Moderators: Lou Haggerty and G. Marshall Franklin 

Panel: Kim Gordon, Delphine Hepp, Jay Shorr, Bernadette Mahoney, 

Andrea Dieter 

Practice Consultants: Robin Bogner Ntoh and Marie Olesen 

Physician Advisors: Philip Miller, M.D, and William Silver, M.D. 

Subjects to be Discussed: 

• Accounting: purchasing, controlling expense and reducing overhead, credit 

card processing, coding tips 

• Staff Management: policies & procedures, protocols for free perks, motivation 

and training, hiring and firing, dress codes, avoiding compromising 

situations, staff well being, medical benefits, intra-office communication, 

avoiding the drama! 

• Practice Management: accreditation, patient financing, updating your 

website and responding to emails, reducing no-shows, refunds & re-dos, 

time for EMR?, best & worst money spent, new healthcare reform issues, 

marketing 

• Avoiding criminal situations: employee theft or suspicion, recognizing and 

eliminating substance abuse, Botox thieves, taping conversations, security 

issues, avoiding sexual harassment and other forms of discrimination 

• What would I change if I were running things instead of the doctor!? 

12:45pm LUNCH 

Now That the Phone Is Ringing! 

2:00pm The Dirty Little Secret to Growing Your Cosmetic Practice 

by 25% Jay Geier 

2:30pm Turning Callers into Consults: Making the Most of Each 

Call Sandy Roos 

3:00pm The Receptionist Position: The First Person the Patient 

Meets! Bernadette Mahoney 

3:15pm The Cosmetic Consult: Why the Team Approach is So 

Important! Marie Olesen 

3:45pm Consultation Closure Result Analysis: Crucial Information 

Every Practice Must Have! Lou Haggerty & Monique Menard 

4:15pm Telemedicine and Virtual Consultations: Pros and Cons 

(and a little more on how to effectively close a 

consultation) Catherine Maley 

4:30pm BREAK 

5:00pm Practice Myths – “They were just another shopper 

anyway!” – and How to Overcome Them Sandy Roos 

5:30pm Coding Tips Manoj Abraham, M.D. 

5:45pm Software Imaging for Rhinoplasty Manoj Abraham, M.D. 



8:30am Rhinoplasty: Evolution of My Technique Over 30 Years 

Ronald Gruber, M.D. 

9:30am Aesthetic Otoplasty Shan Baker, M.D. 

10:15am BREAK 

11:00am Facelifting: 30 Years of Experience Including Problems 

and Complications Gaylon McCollough, M.D. 

12:00am SMAS Lift in Combination with Mid-Facelift Jay Calvert, M.D. 

12:45pm LUNCH 

2:00pm Mid-Face Filling and Lifting in One Procedure 

Andrew Jacono, M.D. 

2:45pm Nuances in Aesthetic Rhinoplasty with Emphasis on the 

Endonasal Approach Pietro Palma, M.D. 

3:30pm Use of Injectable Fillers and Toxins In My Practice 

Lawrence Bass, M.D. 

4:15pm BREAK 

5:00pm Volumetric Rejuventation of the Orbit William Little, M.D. 

“I felt that your meeting was terrific in many ways. For 

many years, I have felt that the future of aesthetic 

medicine and surgery will depend upon communication 

and educational exchange between the “best of 

the best” of facial plastic surgeons, plastic surgeons, 

oculoplastic surgeons, and dermatologists. 

Your meeting consistently addresses that effort.” 

— Malcolm Paul, M.D., Plastic Surgeon, Newport Beach, CA 


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Day 3 

F r i d a y , J u l y 1 6 , 2 0 1 0 



VIDEO SMAS Elevation for Effective Mid-Facelifting 

Bruce Connell, M.D. 

Moderator: David Ellis, M.D. 

7:00am Facial Aging: Three Dimensional Considerations 

Val Lambros, M.D. 

7:15am Four Facile Facelifts for Today: Variations on a Theme 

William Little, M.D. 

7:30am The Role of Surgical Mid-Facelift in the Era of Volume 

Replacement Richard Anderson, M.D. 

7:45am Incision Design and Other Pearls in Facelifting 

Bruce Connell, M.D. 

8:10am MACS Lift Patrick Tonnard, M.D. 

8:35am Endoscopic Mid-Facelifting with Direct Fixation 

Renato Saltz, M.D. 

8:50am Mid-Face Filling and Lifting in One Procedure 

Andrew Jacono, M.D. 

9:05am Fat Repositioning, Tear Trough Fillers or Mid-Facelift: 

How Do I Decide? Fred Fedok, M.D. 

9:20am Pitfalls of Mid-Facelifting Shan Baker, M.D. 

9:35am Matching the Facelift to the Patient Foad Nahai, M.D. 

9:50am Wide Awake Rhytidectomy Payman Simoni, M.D. 

10:05am Combining the Lateral Smasectomy and Upper 

SMASpexy Douglas Steinbrech, M.D. 

10:20am BREAK 

11:00am Traction Deformities of the Face or “Please Don’t Make 

Me Look Unnatural” Val Lambros, M.D. 

11:15am Facelifting: Classification System That Helps Me Determine 

What Procedure is Indicated Gaylon McCollough, M.D. 

11:35am Complications of Facelifting: Prevention and 

Management Foad Nahai, M.D. 

11:50am SMAS Dissection: High SMAS Lift (with Cervicoplasty and 

Structural Fat) Timothy Marten, M.D. 

Panel 


Facelifting: Short Scar vs.Traditional Incisions in 

Patients with Redundant Neck Skin? Are Trademarked 

Procedures the Future? 

12:15pm 

Moderator: Woffles Wu, M.D. 

Consultants: Patrick Tonnard, M.D.; William Little, M.D.; Foad Nahai, 

M.D.; Bruce Connell, M.D.; Gaylon McCullough, M.D. 


1:00pm LUNCH 

Moderator: Samuel Lam, M.D. 

2:00pm Choosing a Neurotoxin for My Patient: Is There Really 

Any Difference and Can We Expect New, Improved, Even 

Topical Toxins in the Future? Ronald Moy, M.D. 

2:15pm Choosing a Filler for My Patient: Which Ones Must I Have 

in My Armamentarium Corey Maas, M.D. 

2:30pm Lip Contouring with HA’s: Tips and Pearls for Better 

Outcomes Jennifer Walden, M.D. 

2:45pm Peri-Orbital Fillers 2010: Techniques and Problems We 

Have Seen Stuart Seiff, M.D. 

3:00pm What is a Liquid Facelift and Should I Be Marketing This 

Technique? Paul Nassif, M.D. 

3:15pm Fillers We Are Using in Canada That Are Not Yet Available 

in the U.S. Claudio DeLorenzi, M.D. 

3:30pm Large Volume Fillers for the Mid-Face: Difference 

Between Asians and Caucasians Woffles Wu, M.D. 

3:45pm Mid-Face Filling Wendy Roberts, M.D. 

4:00pm Mega-Session Hair Transplantation: 3000+ Grafts in One 

Procedure Jeffrey Epstein, M.D. 

4:20 BREAK 

5:00pm What Happened to the Mid-Facelift? Edward Terino, M.D. 

5:15pm Correction of Problems Associated with Fillers 

Vic Narurkar, M.D. 

5:30pm Complications of Injectable Fillers Rebecca Fitzgerald, M.D. 

5:45pm Biofilms and Fillers: What You Need To Know 

Steven Dayan, M.D. 

Panel 


Can Non-Physicians Perform Many of the Less Invasive 

Procedures As Well As Physicians including Toxins 

and Fillers? Where Should the Line Be Drawn? What 

About this Movement Toward Encouraging at Home 

Treatments? Should I Drop My Prices to Compete with 

the Low End Injectors? 

6:00pm 

Moderators: Donn Chatham, M.D. & Edwin Cortez, M.D. 

Consultants: Renato Saltz, M.D.; Lisa Grunebaum, M.D.; Jennifer Walden, 

M.D.; Ronald Moy, M.D.; Corey Maas, M.D.

Friday, July 16, 2010 continued 



“The different approaches and insights 

from an outstanding multi-specialty faculty — 

the distillation of years of experience — 

was truly the highlight of the meeting.” 

— Ivor J. Lim, M.D., Plastic Surgeon, Singapore 

Moderator: Catherine Maley 

Marketing Your Practice in 2010 

7:30am Develop a Practice Marketing Team Lou Haggerty 

8:00am In-House Marketing: Getting Your Staff Involved and 

Motivated Bernadette Mahoney 

8:20am Top Ten List of My Marketing No-No’s Catherine Maley 

8:50am S.I.M.P.L.E.: A Breakthrough Formula Proven to Get You 

Busy Tracy Drumm 

9:15am Making the Most of Your Customer Relationships 

Marie Olesen 

9:45am The Importance of Quality and Customer Service in 

Marketing Your Practice Jason Pozner, M.D. 

10:15am BREAK 

11:00am Communicating With Your Existing Patient Base 

Catherine Maley 

11:20am Incorporating Patient Seminars and Injection Nights 

into Your Practice: Are They Worth the Time and Effort? 

Bernadette Mahoney 

11:40am Seminars Re-Invented for Success Robin Bogner Ntoh 

12:00pm Add Five to 15 New Patients Every Month with No 

Additional Marketing or Advertising Jay Geier 

12:30pm The Value of Image: Appearance Counts for Your Practice 

Too Candace Crowe 

12:45pm Improving the Appearance of Your Printed Collateral Is also 

a Must! Candace Crowe 

1:00pm LUNCH 

2:00pm Low Cost/No Cost Ways to Promote Your Aesthetic Services 


2:30pm Marketing Secrets to Double Your Database Tracy Drumm 

3:00pm Case Study: From Zero to 300 Facelifts per Year in Just 

Five Years? Is this even possible? Payman Simoni 

3:30pm How to Differentiate Your Practice from Competitors 


3:45pm Alliances and How to Make the Most of Them 


4:30pm BREAK 

Panel 

My Worst Marketing 

Mistake or What Not To Do! 

5:00pm 

Moderator: Catherine Maley 

Panel: William Silver, M.D.; William Beeson, M.D.; Jason Pozner, M.D.; 

Steven Dayan, M.D.; Candace Crowe; Peyman Simoni, M.D. ; 

Philip Miller, M.D. 



8:30am Blepharoplasty: Anatomy and Surgical Principles to Stay 

Out of Trouble Robert Goldberg, M.D. 

9:30am Browlifting: Planning, Alternatives and Technique 

Timothy Marten, M.D. 

10:15am BREAK 

11:00am Rejuvenation of the Upper Face and Mid-Face at Upper 

and Lower Blepharoplasty (Video) Richard Anderson, M.D. 

12:00am Introducing Quality Skin Care into Your Surgery Practice 

Lisa Grunebaum, M.D. 

12:45pm LUNCH 

2:00pm Skin Treatment Options for Patients of Color 

Wendy Roberts, M.D. 

2:45pm Treatment Options for Hand Rejuvenation Ava Shamban, M.D. 

& Susan Weinkle, M.D. 

3:30pm Rhinoplasty 5 Pearls: Value of the Endonasal Approach and 

Vertical Dome Division Robert Simons, M.D. 

4:15pm BREAK 

5:00pm So You Want to Add Hair Replacement Surgery to Your 

Practice? Jeffrey Epstein, M.D. 

“This year’s program was the most 

comprehensive integration of the sciences of facial 

surgery and practice management that I have 

attended in 30 years. As a faculty member 

I obtained a wealth of information that even allows 

me now to run my business better!” 

— Greg Washington, Patients Unlimited Marketing Consultants, 

Los Angeles, CA 


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12 

Day 4 

s a T urday, July 17, 2010 



VIDEO Mid-Face and Browlift Combined Renato Saltz, M.D. 

Moderator: William Beeson, M.D. 

7:00am Fractional CO2: Indications, Results, and Comparison of 

Devices Michael Persky, M.D. 

7:15am Chemical Peel: The Modified Phenol Croton Oil Peel 

James Shire, M.D. 

7:30am Current Role of Fractional and Non-Fractional Lasers for 

Ablative Resurfacing Jason Pozner, M.D. 

7:45am Long-Term Outcomes Following Carbon Dioxide Laser 

Resurfacing Shan Baker, M.D. 

8:00am Combining Fractional CO2 and Erbium Resurfacing: Are 

There Advantages? Harry Mittelman, M.D. 

8:15am Complications of Cutaneous Lasers and Their Management 


8:30am Skin of Color: Techniques, Chemical Peeling, Fractional 

Laser, Complications, etc Wendy Roberts, M.D. 

8:45am Keynote – Healthcare Policy: What are the Changes that 

Most Affect Us Rand Paul, M.D. and 2010 U.S. Senate candidate 

9:15am Cosmeceuticals: Which Work and What Can we Expect in 

the Future? Mary Lupo, M.D. 

9:30am New Trends in Technology: Fat, Cellulite, and Skin 

Tightening Jason Pozner, M.D. 

9:45 Various Skin Tightening Procedures: When to UseThem 

David Ellis, M.D. 

10:00am BREAK 

Forum 

Plastic Surgery Practice Magazine’s 

Emerging Technology Forum 

10:30am 

Moderator: Jeff Frentzen, Editor-In-Chief, Plastic Surgery Practice Magazine 

Introduction: Gizmos in Plastic Surgery: The Seductive Danger of Gizmos and 

Advice Donn Chatham, M.D. 

Subjects Discussed: 

10:35am Zerona – Paul Nassif, M.D. 

10:45am Ulthera – Lawrence Bass, M.D. 

10:55am MatrixRF – David Goldberg, M.D. 

11:05am Liposonix – Jason Pozner, M.D. & Jeffrey Kenkel, M.D. 

11:15am Pelleve – Ronald Moy, M.D. 

11:25am Accuscupt – Daniel Rousso, M.D. 


11:35am Ultrashape – David Goldberg, M.D. 

11:45am Smartlift – David Ellis, M.D. 

11:55am Invasix RF Assisted Liposuction – Malcolm Paul, M.D. 

Panel 


Do Radiofrequency and Other Skin Tightening Devices 

Really Work? What About External and Internal Laser 

Lipolysis? What Technology Has Really Been a Home Run 

in the past 20 Years? 

12:00pm 

Moderator: Jeffrey Kenkel, M.D. 

Panel: Jason Pozner, M.D.; Daniel Rousso, M.D. David Goldberg, M.D.; Lisa 

Grunebaum, M.D.; David Ellis, M.D. 

12:45pm LUNCH 

Moderator: Edwin Cortez, M.D. 

Skin Enhancement and Rejuvenation 

2:00pm Tips & Pearls on Current Use of Fillers and Neurotoxins 

Lawrence Bass, M.D. 

2:15pm Introducing Quality Skin Care into Your Practice Lisa 

Grunebaum, M.D. 

2:30pm Current Management and Treatment of Melasma: IPL vs. 

Peels vs. Lasers vs. Topicals Mary Lupo, M.D. 

2:45pm Treatment of Adult Female Acne: What is New and 

Different? Mary Lupo, M.D. 

3:00pm Acne Scarring: Treatment and Management 

Lisa Grunebaum, M.D. 

3:15pm Various Treatment Options for Rejuvenating Aging Hands 

Ava Shamban, M.D. 

3:30pm Current Management and Treatment of Rosacea 


3:45pm New Products Currently in Clinical Trials: 

What the Future Holds for Injectable Fillers and 

Neurotoxins Steven Dayan, M.D. 

4:00pm Office Peels and Microdermabrasion: Which Ones, How 

Often, Who Does Them? Jason Pozner, M.D. 

4:15pm Product Selection Pearls: Determining What Your Patient 

Needs Susan Weinkle, M.D. 

4:30 BREAK 

5:15pm Cosmetic Shave Excision of Benign Skin Lesions: 

How I Do It S. Randolph Waldman, M.D. 

5:30pm Biofilms and Fillers: What You Need To Know 

Steven Dayan, M.D.

saturday, July 17, 2010 continued 

5:45pm Skin of Color & Global Skin Types: Emphasis on Use of 

Topical Agents Wendy Roberts, M.D. 

6:00pm Cosmetic Procedures in Skin of Color: Is There a 

Difference? Vic Narurkar, M.D. 

6:15pm IPL With and Without Photodynamic Therapy: Still a Role in 

the World of Fractional Lasers David Goldberg, M.D. 



Internet Marketing 

Moderator – Ryan Miller 

7:30am Internet Boot Camp: Success for Designing or Redesigning 

Your Website Ryan Miller 

Panel 

Social Media Marketing Tactics 

8:45am 

Moderator: Ryan Miller 

Panel Members: Jennifer Walden, M.D.; Greg Washington; Tom Seery 

10:30am The Potential Benefits of Social Media & How the 

Consumer Mindset is Changing in 2010 Tom Seery 

Panel 

More Consults Now: 

Search Marketing & Conversion Optimization 

11:00am 

Moderator: Ryan Miller 

12:30pm How Do Your Patients Find You? What You Need to Know 

About Internet Marketing and Social Networking 

Jennifer Walden, M.D. 

1:00pm LUNCH 

Medico-Legal Issues and Your Practice 

2:00pm Top Five Strategies to Decrease Practice Risks: Follow up, 

Medication Safety, Informed Consent, Communication, 

Documentation Kathleen Stillwell, RN 

3:00pm Reputation Management on the Internet: Consumer 

Raitings and Chat Rooms are Becoming Major Issues in 

the Aesthetic Industry, What Can We Do? Tom Seery, Michael 

Sacopulos, J.D. 

3:30pm Disclosing Medical Errors and Unanticipated Outcomes 

Gail Harris, RN 

3:45pm Identity Theft: Red Flag Regulations Update Michael 

Sacopulos, J.D. 

4:00pm Can Aggressive Marketing Lead to Unrealistic Expectations 

and Even Lawsuits Gail Harris, RN 

4:30pm BREAK 

Panel 

Anatomy of a Lawsuit: Case Studies for Aesthetic 

Surgery Demonstrating Top Issues in Litigation and 

Pointing Out Risk Reduction Strategies 

5:00pm 

Moderator: Kathleen Stillwell, RN 

Panel: Gail Harris, RN; David Goldberg, M.D.; Scott Whonsetler, J.D.; 

Michael Sacopulos, J.D. 


Moderators: Louie Patseavouras, M.D. 

8:30am A Forty Year History of Facelifting: Has Anything Changed 

and Why? Bruce Connell, M.D. 

9:30am Phenol/Croton Oil Peels Including Modified Combinations 

Gaylon McCollough, M.D. & Edwin Cortez, M.D. 

10:15am BREAK 

11:00am The MACS-Lift: Limited Incision Rhytidectomy 

Patrick Tonnard, M.D. 

12:00pm So You Want to Get Involved With Clinical Research and 

FDA Trials? Vinod Podichetty, M.D. 

12:45pm LUNCH 

2:00pm Facelifting from A-Z: Personal Approach from Mid-Face 

Suspension to Mini-Lifts to Neck Lifts to Complete Facelifts 

William Beeson, M.D. 

2:45pm Simultaneous Facelift and Fat Injections Timothy Marten, M.D. 

3:30pm Lower Lid Blepharoplasty and the Mid-Face Complex 

(Video) Malcolm Paul, M.D. 

4:15pm BREAK 

5:00pm Malar and Mandibular Implants: Tips and Pearls 

Edward Terino, M.D. 


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Day 5 

s unday, July 18, 2010 



VIDEO Nuances in the MACS Facelift 

Patrick Tonnard, M.D. 

Workshop 

Fat Transfer Workshop 

8:45-10:45am 

Moderator: Samuel Lam, M.D. 

Autologous Fat Harvesting and Grafting – Is There a Single Best Technique? 

“The meeting ain’t over until the fat injectors sing!” 

8:00am Understanding Aging through Volume Val Lambros, M.D. 

8:15am Introducing Aesthetics of Fat Transfer William Little, M.D. 

8:30am My Technique (Video) William Little, M.D. 

8:45am My Technique (Video) Mark Glasgold, M.D. 

9:00am My Technique (Video) Patrick Tonnard, M.D. 

9:15am Refinements Samuel Lam, M.D. 

9:30am How I Combine Fat Transfer with Facelifting 

Douglas Steinbrech, M.D. 

9:45am Contour Irregularities Jonathon Hoenig, M.D. 

9:55am Other Problems Mark Glasgold, M.D. 

10:05am Still More Problems Val Lambros, M.D. 

10:30am Lower Blepharoplasty – Fat Repositioning Paul Nassif, M.D. 

10:30–11:00am Rapid Fire Panel Discussion 

Panel: William Little, M.D.; Mark Glasgold, M.D.; Douglas Steinbrech, M.D.; 

James Hoenig, M.D.; Val Lambros, M.D.; Lawrence Bass, M.D. 

• How should fat be harvested and treated to improve survival? 

• Is fat processing important for the success of the procedure? 

• Should fat be injected in its “native form” 

• When should fat grafting be preferable to other injectable fillers? 

• How much fat should be injected? 

• Are fat grafting results really as predicatable as our lecturers seem to show? 

• Where are the problems we hear about from our colleagues? 

• How long should we tell our patients that the swelling would last? 

• When can I go back to work? 

• How much must one overcorrect? 

• What about stem cells and fat grafting? 

• Is there any risk of neoplastic induction from injecting stem cells? 

14 www.FacialCosmeticSurgery2010.org 

“Dr. Waldman consistently provides a quality multispecialty 

educational program with new ideas, 

techniques and open panel discussions.” 

— Corey Maas, M.D. Facial Plastic Surgeon, San Francisco, CA 

Forum 

Video Forum 

11:00am-1:00pm 

Moderator: S. Randolph Waldman, M.D. 

11:00am Minilift with SMAS Suspension: My Technique 

Daniel Rousso, M.D. 

11:15am Mid-Facelift Renato Saltz, M.D. 

11:30am The 35% TCA/Jessner’s Peel Fred Fedok, M.D. 

11:45am Minimal Incision Non-Endoscopic Browlift James Shire, M.D. 

12:00pm Extended High SMAS Facelift Malcolm Paul, M.D. 

12:15pm Orbicularis Plication Blepharoplasty James Hoenig, M.D. 

12:30pm How I Do Fractional Resurfacing Vic Narurkar, M.D. 

12:45pm Lower Blepharoplasty with Fat Transposition 

Harry Mittelman, M.D. 

1:00pm ADJOURN 



8:00am Safe and Profitable Med Spas Renato Saltz, M.D. 

8:45am Lasers: Essential for My Practice and How I Use Them 

Jason Pozner, M.D. 

9:30am Filler and Neurotoxin Pearls Woffles Wu, M.D. 

10:15am Lower Blepharoplasty – Fat Repositioning 

Paul Nassif, M.D.

Accomodations 

T h e B e l l a g i o 

This year’s symposium will be held at the five Diamond-Rated Bellagio located 

at the heart of the Strip in Las Vegas. We have managed to sercure a limited 

block of rooms at the amazing rate of $159-199 per night! This price is valid 

through June 14, 2010. Space is limited and will be available on a first come 

first serve basis. From any of the deluxe rooms, you will be able to peer out 

the window and view the exhilarating Las Vegas Strip, the pristine waters of 

Lake Bellagio or the picture-perfect surrounding mountains. 

Entice your appetite with choice fare from a superior collection of 

gourmet restaurants or from any of the many fine casual restaurants 

on the property. Spend an evening in wonder and awe at “O” by Cirque du 

Soleil. Venture on a magical voyage through the circus of life with this entirely 

original form of live entertainment. Relax and refresh in pristine pools of classic 

design enhanced by artfully formed citrus and flower gardens. 

Experience the most ambitious, commanding water feature ever 

conceived! Bellagio’s world-famous fountains will speak to your heart with 

opera, classical, and whimsical music while flirting with your playful nature 

through their carefully choreographed movements. You’ll be swept away by 

this breathtaking union of water, music and light. 

The Bellagio is truly one of the finest destinations in the world! 

a limited room block is available to our registrants at a rate of 

$159-199 per night oNly through the multi-specialty Foundation. 

Please include reservation requests on your registration form or 

visit our website at www.Facialcosmeticsurgery2010.org. 


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125 East Maxwell Street 

Suite 303 

Lexington, Kentucky 40508 

Registration 

Before Jan. 31 Before may 31 after may 31 & onsite 

o Physicians $1,050.00 $1,200.00 $1,350.00 

o Allied Health Professionals $895.00 $895.00 $995.00 

o Residents & Academic Felllows* $895.00 $895.00 $995.00 

attendee info (Please print or type) 

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Cancellation Policy: Registration 

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Only credit towards future meetings 

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heather@facedoctors.org or (859) 281-6825. 

Register online at www.FacialCosmeticSurgery2010.org 

Facial Cosmetic Surgery 2010 

July 14-18, The Bellagio, Las Vegas 

specialty 

o Dermatology o Oculoplastic Surgery 

o Facial Plastic Surgery o Plastic Surgery 

o Other ________________________________ 

Hotel reservations 

We have secured a very limited number of rooms at the Bellagio for a discounted rate. 

These are held on a first-come, first-served basis. The room block fill quickly and there is no 

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as soon as possible. 

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