FINAL PROGRAM - Dermatology

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2007
INTENSIVE LEARNING COURSES
8:00 am - 10:00 am - INTENSIVE LEARNING COURSES 1-5
(01) LIPOSUCTION
Chair: Loek Habbema, Netherlands
Co-Chairs: C. William Hanke, USA // Emily M. Piansay-Soriano, Philippines // Gerhard Sattler, Germany
> INTRODUCTION // Loek Habbema, Netherlands
> HISTORY OF LIPOSUCTION // C. William Hanke, USA
> LIPOSUCTION OPERATING FACILITY AND ACCREDITATION // C. William Hanke, USA
> ANATOMY FOR THE LIPOSUCTION SURGEON // Gerhard Sattler, Germany
> TECHNIQUE, EQUIPMENT AND TRICKS // Gerhard Sattler, Germany
> TUMESCENT ANESTHESIA REFINED // Emily Piansay-Soriano, Philippines
> THE USE AND VALUE OF ADJUVANT TREATMENTS // Emily Piansay-Soriano, Philippines
> SPECIAL INDICATIONS: FEMALE BREAST, LIPOEDEMA AND NECK // Loek Habbema, Netherlands
ALL SPEAKERS WILL PRESENT ONE COMPLICATION AFTER THE THEORETICAL PRESENTATION
(02) THREAD-LIFTS
Chair: Matthias Sandhofer, Austria
Co-Chairs: Marco Sonnino, Italy
On one hand the demand for less invasive face lift and alternative procedures is a strong driving force behind the
cosmetic surgery market.
2000 M. Sulamanidze opened the door for the thread lift technology with his APTOS-threads. A lot of modifications
inclusive Anchor sutures and a lot of possible combinations came to the market. The surgical anatomy of the aging
face is the basic for all thread procedures.
THE AIM OF THIS COURSE WILL BE:
> 1. SURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE AGING FACE
> 2. DEVELOPMENT OF THREAD SUSPENSION METHODS
> 3. THREADS AND OTHER MINIMAL INVASIVE PROCEDURES
> 4. PRE- AND POSTOPERATIVE VIEWS
> 5. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE METHOD
(03) FACIAL RHYTIDECTOMY – THE DERMATOLOGIC FACELIFT
Chair: Robert Langdon, USA
Co-Chair: Alina Fratila, Germany
Lifting procedures are designed to reverse gravitational aging and ideally should act in a vertical upward vector.
A minimal incision facelift in combination with liposuction of the neck and jowls can achieve substantial improve-
ment in gravitational aging of the face and neck. In this course we will discuss the „dermatologic approach“ to
rhytidectomy. This approach is characterized by the use of tumescent local anesthesia, which minimizes the need
for sedation.Tumescent anesthesia, because of vasoconstriction, minimizes post-operative bruising and swelling,
thus speeding recovery.
We will discuss anatomy of the face and neck relevant to liposuction and rhytidectomy, including SMAS and deep
fasciae, motor and sensory nerves, and vasculature. The technique for administering tumescent local anesthesia
and for performing liposuction of the neck and jowls and minimal incision rhytidectomy will be discussed. Avo-
idance of surgical complications will be considered, as will management of complications that do occur.
(04) BASIC PIGS FEET SURGERY LAB FOR RESIDENTS AND REFRESHERS
Chair: Antonio S. Picoto, Portugal
> PRACTICAL SESSION
Co-Chairs: Julian Conejo-Mir, Spain // Luigi Rusciani, Italy // Hilmi C. Altinyazar, Turkey //
Burhan Aksakal, Turkey // Giuseppe Guerriero, Italy
Please bring along following instruments for this workshop:
Needle holder // Scalpel and Scalpel holder // Edson tweezers // Small scissors // Nylon 4/o
(05) SCAR REVISION
Chairs: Marc Roscher, South Africa // Noufal Raboobee, South Africa
> OVERVIEW AND UPDATE OF LITERATURE OF SCAR MANAGEMENT // Noufal Raboobee, South Africa
> SCAR MANAGEMENT WITH IPL DEVICES AND LASERS // Peter Bjerring, Denmark
> CHEMICAL PEELING FOR MANAGEMENT OF SCARS // Marina Landau, Israel
> INNOVATIONS IN SCAR MANAGEMENT BY PROMOTING // Desmond Fernandes, South Africa
> FRACTIONAL LASER AND SCAR MANAGEMENT// Matteo Tretti Clementonio, Italy
> SUBSISION FOR MANAGEMENT OF SURGICAL SCARS TISSUE REGENERATION // Gerhard Sattler, Germany
> QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS // Panel
10.00 am – 10.30 am - COFFEE BREAK IN EXHIBITION
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