26th Annual Scientific Meeting

Advance program
January 28-31, 2010
Rosen Shingle Creek Resort
Orlando, Florida USA

Program Chairs: Mark Berman, MD H. George Brennan, MD Faisal A. Quereshy, MD, DDS
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welcome

CME Credit Statement

The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
is accredited by the Accreditation Council
for Continuing Medical Education to provide
Continuing Medical Education (CME)
for physicians.
The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
designates this educational activity for a maximum
of twenty-five (25) AMA PRA Category 1
Credit(s). Physicians should only claim credit
commensurate with the extent of their participation
in the activity.

Dear Colleague:
We look forward to seeing you at the 26th Annual Scientific Meeting
of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery to be held at the lovely
Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, Florida January 28-31, 2010.
As in the past, this meeting will surely provide material that will be
exciting and new. Its an important time to catch up, move ahead,
resume old acquaintances and make new ones. Aside from some
exciting featured speakers we have plans to present many of the latest
devices in panel sessions that you wont want to miss.
Of course, the AACS hopes to build upon its collegial nature and give
you the opportunity to develop even closer relationships at this next
meeting. Were extremely optimistic about the outlook for our specialty
and the growing importance of the AACS.
Make your reservations now for 2010. We look forward to seeing you.
Your Program Chairs,

Mark Berman, MD

H. George Brennan, MD

Faisal A. Quereshy, MD, DDS

A certificate of attendance will be distributed after

completion of the program; however, this does not
imply that the participant has achieved proficiency
with the procedures.
MISSIO N STATE ME N T
The mission of the American Academy of Cosmetic
Surgery is to foster, promote, support, augment,
develop and encourage the science, art and practice
of cosmetic surgery.
LE AR N IN G O BJE C TIV E
This Annual Scientific Meeting will offer attendees a
chance to see the best practices in the field, perfect
their own set of skills and improve their practice and
the care they bring to their patients. The focus on
patient safety will be paramount to our advancement
of cosmetic surgery science.
PARTIC IPAN T P R O FILE
All cosmetic surgeons, regardless of skill levels, who
have a keen interest in improving their knowledge
base in the field of cosmetic surgery science, will
greatly enlarge their sphere of knowledge. This
will come from well-designed presentations from
basic to advanced and simplified workshops for
reinforcement of information in the great science
ofrejuvenation.
N E E D S ASSE SSME N T
Cosmetic surgery is a dynamic science and ever
changing. The need for constant integration of new
knowledge and technology in this health science
field of appearance surgery and rejuvenation will
allow us as cosmetic surgeons to be at the cutting
edge of safety, results and optimal outcomesa goal
of all in the AACS.

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Pre -Conference workshops

TueSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2010

*schedule subject to change

Schedule-At-A-Glance
7:30 am - 8:00 am Continental Breakfast
7:00 am 8:00 pm
Registration
Open

8:00 am - 5:30 pm
International Society
of Cosmetogynecology
Workshop

10:30 am - 10:45 am Coffee Break

12:15 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch Break
3:15 pm - 3:30 pm Coffee Break
5:30 pm Workshop Adjourns

I nternational S ociet y of C osmetog y necolog y Wor k s h op

Presented by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
Program Chairman: Marco A. Pelosi II, MD
8:00 am
8:05 am
8:25 am
8:45 am
9:15 am
9:30 am
10:00 am
10:30 am - 10:45 am
10:45 am
11:00 am

11:30 am
11:45 am
12:00 pm
12:15 pm - 1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
2:00 pm

2:45 pm
3:15 pm - 3:30 pm
3:30 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
5:30 pm

Welcome and Introduction to Cosmetogynecology

History of Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery and Where We Go from Here
Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery: Ethical Considerations, Training Guidelines,
Definitions and Nomenclature
The Range of Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery
Labiaplasty of the Labia Minora: Patient Indications for Pursuing Surgery
Labiaplasty of the Labia Majora and Mons Pubis Cosmetic Enhancement
The Great Controversy: Does Vaginal Tightening Enhance Sexual Gratification?
Coffee Break
Should OBGYNs offer Vaginal Rejuvenation?
Master Lecture: Combined Breast Implant and Mastopexy

The Chilean Experience with Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery

The Brazilian Experience with Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery
The Greek Experience with Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery
Lunch Break
The New York Experience with Cosmetogynecology
Labia Minora, Labiaplasty & Clitoral Hood Reduction Techniques
Master Lecture: Personal Strategies for the Prevention and Management of
Breast Capsular Contraction and Rippling After Implants

Vaginal Rejuvenation Techniques

Coffee Break
Penile Triple Augmentation: State of the Art in Phalloplasty
Perceived Importance of Vaginal Tightness in Sexual Satisfaction and
Willingness to Undergo Surgery
How the Addition of Cosmetic Services to an OBGYN Practice Results in a More
Rewarding and Profitable Practice
The Need for Pre-operative Screening for Sexual Dysfunction Prior to Vaginal
Tightening Procedures
Question and Answer Session
Session Adjourns

Marco A. Pelosi II, MD

David Matlock, MD
Michael Goodman, MD
Marco A. Pelosi III, MD
John Miklos, MD
Marco A. Pelosi II, MD
Robert Moore, MD
Robert Jason, MD
Angelo Cuzalina, MD, DDS
Recipient of the 2010 International Society of
Cosmetogynecology Award for Outstanding
Contributions to Cosmetic Surgery
Ivanhoe Ortega, MD
and Arturo Henriquez, MD
Joao Brito, MD
Alexandros Bader, MD
Kevin Jovanovic, MD
Adam Ostrzenski, MD
Mark Berman, MD
Recipient of the 2010 International Society of
Cosmetogynecology Award for Outstanding
contributions to cosmetic surgery
Adam Ostrzenski, MD
Alexander Krakovsky, MD
Benito Alvarez, MD
Todd K. Malan, MD
Michael Goodman, MD

Pre -Conference workshops

wednesday, JANUARY 27, 2010

*schedule subject to change

Schedule-At-A-Glance
7:30 am - 8:00 am Continental Breakfast
7:00 am 8:00 pm
Registration
Open

8:00 am 5:00 pm
American Society
of Lipo-Suction
Surgery Workshop

8:00 am 5:00 pm
Cosmetic Breast
Surgery Workshop

8:00 am 5:00 pm
American
Society of Hair
Restoration
Surgery Workshop

8:00 am 12:00 pm
Cosmetic Facial
Surgery Workshop

9:30 am - 10:35 am Coffee Break

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch Break

1:00 pm 5:00 pm
American Society
of Cosmetic Laser
Surgery Workshop

3:10 pm - 3:45 pm Coffee Break

5:00 pm Workshops Adjourn

earn up to 8 C M E C redits

THE ART OF LIPOSUCTION SURGERY

Presented by the American Society of Lipo-Suction Surgery
Program Chairman: Robert A. Shumway, MD
8:00 am
8:30 am
9:00 am
9:30 am - 10:00 am
10:00 am
10:30 am
11:00 am
11:30 am
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
2:00 pm
2:30 pm
3:00 pm
3:30 pm
4:00 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm

Welcome & Introduction to Liposuction

Tumescent Liposuction Analysis
Liposuction Machines & Technology
Coffee Break
Liposuction Safety & Complications
Introduction to Laser Lipolysis
Laser Lipolysis Pearls
635nm External Beam Laser
Lunch
CosmoGYN & Minimally Invasive Lipoabdominoplasty
AFT & Lipo-Shifting Techniques
Post-op Liposuction Skin Contour Treatments
Complementary Fat Grafting
Liposculpture 2010: Volume Reduction and Recontouring with Skin Tightening
Laser Lipolysis: So, Which Wave Length?
E-UAL vs. Low Level External Beam Lasers
Panel Discussion
Session Adjourns

Robert A. Shumway, MD
Gerhard Sattler, MD
Jane A. Petro, MD
Mark Berman, MD
Patrick G. McMenamin, MD
Steven B. Hopping, MD
Gregory C. Roche, DO
Marco A. Pelosi, II MD
Suzan Obagi, MD
Gerald G. Edds, MD
Mark J. Glasgold, MD
Robert H. Burke, MD, DDS
Neil S. Sadick, MD
James L. English, MD, Carey J. Nease, MD,
Susan M. Hughes, MD and Douglas D. Dedo, MD
All Faculty

THE ART OF COSMETIC BREAST SURGERY

Presented by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
Program Chairman: Robert M. Dryden, MD

8:00 am
8:05 am
8:20 am
8:40 am
9:00 am
9:20 am
9:35 am - 9:55 am
9:55 am

Moderator: Robert M. Dryden, MD

Welcome and Introduction to Cosmetic Breast Surgery
Introducing Breast Augmentation to Your Practice
The Breast Examination & Tumescent Augmentation
Proper Informed Consent
Breast Augmentation Considerations
My First 100 Cases
Coffee Break
Moderator: Jacob Haiavy, MD
The Roy Morgan Appreciation Lecture Augmentation Pearls

Robert M. Dryden, MD
Patrick G. McMenamin, MD
Robert M. Dryden, MD
Robert V. Cattani, MD
Maurice P. Sherman, MD
David A. Hendrick, MD

Robert F. Jackson, MD

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THE ART OF COSMETIC BREAST SURGERY (cont.)

10:15 am
10:30 am
10:50 am
11:10 am
11:30 am
11:50 am
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:20 pm
1:40 pm
2:10 pm
2:50 pm
3:10 pm - 3:30 pm
3:10 pm
3:25 pm
3:45 pm
4:05 pm
4:20 pm
4:40 pm
4:50 pm
5:00 pm

Periareolar Breast Augmentation

Capsular Contraction
Transaxillary Subfascial Augmentation
Inframammmary & Areolar Breast Augmentation
Total Submuscular Augmentation
Panel Discussion
Lunch
Moderator: Ronald A. Fragen, MD
TUBA & Extended Crescent Mastopexy
Transaxillary Mastopexy
Breast Augmentation Complications
Mastopexy for Beginners
Surgery of Gynecomastia and the Male Breast
Coffee Break
Moderator: Patrick G. McMenamin, MD
My Favorite Anesthesia for Breast Augmentation
What is New in Cosmetic Breast Surgery
Current Considerations in Breast Cancer and Breast Biopsy
Revisions & Refinements in Cosmetic Breast Surgery
The Medical-legal Climate, Introduction and Overview
How to Avoid Lawsuits
Questions and Answers
Session Adjourns

Mark Berman, MD
Maurice P. Sherman, MD
Dan Metcalf, MD
Maurice P. Sherman, MD
Ronald A. Fragen, MD

Robert A. Shumway, MD
Robert M. Dryden, MD
Dan Metcalf, MD
Theodore E. Staahl, MD
Jeffry B. Schafer, MD

Robert A. Yoho, MD
Mark Berman, MD
Melvin A. Shiffman, MD
Jacob Haiavy, MD, DDS
Melvin A. Shiffman, MD
Ronald A. Fragen, MD

T H E A RT O F H A I R RESTO R AT I O N SU RG ERY
Presented by the American Society of Hair Restoration Surgery
Chairman: Robert V. Cattani, MD
8:00 am
8:15 am
8:30 am
8:45 am
9:00 am

9:45 am
10:05 am
10:20 am 10:35 am
10:35 am
11:00 am
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
1:00 pm

2:00 pm
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
2:45 pm
3:00 pm
3:15 pm
3:30 - 3:45 pm
3:45 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
5:00 pm

Welcome and Introduction to Hair Restoration Surgery

Selecting the Best Candidates for Hair Restoration Procedure
Hairline Design
Female Hairline Design
Beginners Panel
Moderators: Robert V. Cattani, MD and Steven B. Hopping, MD
Surgically Lowering the Hairline of Women
Integrating Hair Restoration Surgery Into Your Practice
Coffee Break
Clinical Applications of Follicular Unit Extraction
Hair Technicians Panel
Lunch
Grand Masters Panel
Moderators: Robert V. Cattani, MD and Steven B. Hopping, MD
Current Concept of Medical Therapies
Transplanting the Crown When and How
Repair of Suboptimal Hair Restoration Procedure
Combining Medical and Surgical Therapy for Optimal Hair Loss Treatment
Scalp Reconstruction from Illness or Injury
Donor Harvesting
Coffee Break
Techniques in Scalp Expansion
Consultation of Dermatologic Disorders
Complications Panel
Moderator: Paul T. Rose, MD
Session Adjourns

Robert V. Cattani, MD
Marco N. Barusco, MD
Paul T. Rose, MD
Robert H. True Jr., MD
Panelists: E. Antonio Mangubat, MD,
Paul T. Rose, MD, Robert H. True Jr., MD
and Matt L. Leavitt, DO
Sheldon S. Kabaker, MD
E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
Robert H. True Jr., MD
Panelists: Matt L. Leavitt, DO
and E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
Panelists: Walter P. Unger, MD,
Jay G. Barnett, MD, Sheldon S. Kabaker, MD,
Carlos J. Puig, MD and Matt L. Leavitt, DO
Matt L. Leavitt, DO
Marco N. Barusco, MD
E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
Marco N. Barusco, MD
E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
Paul T. Rose, MD
E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
Paul T. Rose, MD
Panelists: Sheldon S. Kabaker, MD, E. Antonio
Mangubat, MD and Robert H. True Jr., MD

Pre -Conference workshops

wednesday, JANUARY 27, 2010 (cont.)
T H E A R T O F CO S M E T I C FAC I A L S U R G E RY
Presented by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
Program Chairman: Ronald L. Moy, MD
8:00 am
8:05 am
8:25 am
8:50 am
9:15 am
9:40 am - 10:00 am
10:00 am
10:25 am
10:50 am
11:15 am
11:35 am
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Welcome and Introduction

Facial Rejuvenation with Implants
Face Lifting Techniques
Laser Facelift Paradigm
Fat Grafting and Volume Replacement
Coffee Break
Suture Suspension; Mid Face
Neck Rejuvenation
S-Lift History and Evolution
Complications in Facelift Surgery
Panel Discussion
Lunch

Ronald L. Moy, MD
Steven B. Hopping, MD
Ronald L. Moy, MD
Patrick G. McMenamin, MD
Mark Berman, MD
William H. Beeson, MD
Angelo Cuzalina, MD, DDS
Ziya Saylan, MD
H. George Brennan, MD

THE ART OF COSMETIC L ASER SURGERY

Presented by the American Society of Cosmetic Laser Surgery
Program Chairs: Neil S. Sadick, MD and William H. Beeson, MD
New Technologies Utilizing Light and Radiofrequency
1:00 pm
1:10 pm

1:40 pm

2:10 pm

2:40 pm - 3:00 pm
3:00 pm

3:30 pm

4:00 pm

4:30 pm

5:00 pm

5:00 pm

Introduction and Overview

Laser Lipolysis
New generation laser and radiofrequency technologies utilized for laser RF assisted lipolysis will be
highlighted. Indications, scientific principles and clinical studies will be emphasized.
Cellulite
New aspects of pathophysiology and epidemiology of cellulite will be covered. Laser, radiofrequency
and LED sources will be expounded upon. Treatment protocols, combination approaches and patient
expectations will be highlighted
Body Contouring /Tightening
Anatomic areas of non-facial skin tightening efficacy will be covered. The utilization of new generation
broadband light sources and radiofrequency technologies will be highlighted.
Coffee Break
Non-invasive Lipolysis
Advanced low energy lasers, high intensity focused ultrasound and cryolipolysis technologies including
present FDA status will be covered. Clinical studies, mechanism of action and worldwide experience for
non-invasive lipolysis technologies, which are gaining increasing popularity, will be presented
Endovenous Lasers for Treatment of Cosmetic Varicosities
Various wavelength endovenous technologies will be expounded upon. Treatment approaches and
avoidance of complications will be covered.
New Generation Fractional Laser Technologies
First-generation and second-generation microablative fractional technologies will be covered. Treatment
protocols, clinical indications and the science of surrounding fractional laser devices will be discussed.
Differential aspects of various wavelengths of fractional technologies will be expounded upon.
Indications for Photodynamic Therapy
Photodynamic therapy is playing an increasingly important role in the management of acne,
photodamage and superficial skin cancers. New generation photodynamic agents will be discussed.
Treatment protocols and appropriate light source options post treatment will also be emphasized.
State of the Art Laser Hair Removal 2010
New high powered laser sources for photoepilation will be discussed as well as updated aspects of basic
the science of laser hair removal will be expounded upon. Optimal treatment protocols for skin and hair
phenotypes will be included.
Workshop Adjourns

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26th annual

SCIENTIFIC MEETING

THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2010 THE ART OF FACIAL COSMETIC SURGERY *schedule subject to change
Schedule-At-A-Glance
7:00 am - 8:30 am Bright Eye Sessions: 101
6:30 am 4:00 pm
Registration
Open

8:30 am 6:30 pm
Exhibits
Open

8:30 am - 9:15 am Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

9:30 am - 12:00 pm General Session: 102 Facial Cosmetic Surgery
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch in Exhibit Hall
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm General Session: 103 Facial Cosmetic Surgery
3:30 pm - 4:00 pm Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm Cosmetic Surgery Essentials: 104
5:30 pm Sessions Adjourn
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Welcome Reception in Exhibit Hall

7:00 am 8:30 am





8:30 am - 9:15 am

9:15 am - 9:30 am

9:30 am - 12:00 pm

9:30 am

9:40 am
9:50 am
10:00 am
10:05 am

10:10 am

10:15 am

10:20 am

10:40 am
10:47 am
10:54 am

11:00 am

BRIGHT EYE SESSIONS: 101 (sessions will run concurrently)

Breakout 1: Lasers and Fillers
Breakout 2: Facelifting 2010 - Current and Future State of the Art
Breakout 3: Revisions and Refinements in
Cosmetic Breast Surgery

Breakout 4: Liposuction Techniques

Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall
Opening
General Session 102: Facial Cosmetic Surgery

Recognizing and Treating the Commonest
Form of Blepharoptosis
Effect of Upper Blepharoplasty on Eyelid and Brow Position
Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery, A Multiangular Approach
eCO2 Fractional Laser on Bilateral Lower Lid Dermatochalasis
Laser Assisted Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty (SmartEyes)
Utilizing a 980nm Diode Laser and Modified
Tumescent Technique
Effective Therapy for Cheekbags/Festoons and
Ectropion: Deep Double Anchor (DDA)
A Novel Blepharoplasty Technique for Tear-trough
Effacement with Insufficient Fat for Repositioning or Redraping
The Use of Liquid Injectable Silicone to Treat Facial
Scars and Defects Including Rejuvenation
Endotine Trans Bleph for Brow Lift A Review of 50 Cases
Ultratine Breakage
Browlift Utilizing Self-anchoring, Polypropylene,
Barbed Suspension Futures
Panel Discussion Managing Difficult Problems
in Facial Cosmetic Surgery

Neil S. Sadick, MD and Ronald L. Moy, MD

Steven B. Hopping, MD and Ziya Saylan, MD
Jacob Haiavy, MD, DDS, Brent Rosen, DO
and Clayton Frenzel, DO
Gerhard Sattler, MD and E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
Welcome by Patrick G. McMenamin, MD AACS President
Moderators: Susan M. Hughes, MD
and Jeffrey C. Popp, MD
Robert M. Dryden, MD
Tanuj Nakra, MD
Darab Hormozi, MD
Amina Husain, MD
Todd K. Malan, MD

Afschin Fatemi, MD
Mark T. Duffy, MD, PhD
Jay G. Barnett, MD
Mohan Thomas, MD
Aaron Savar, MD
Craig N. Czyz, DO
Moderator: Marc S. Cohen, MD

11:30 am - Featured Speaker

Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Therapies in Plastic Surgery Research
Kacey Marra, PhD is recognized for her interdisciplinary research in regenerative medicine. Dr. Marra joined
the Department of Surgery as an Assistant Professor in November 2002, and is the Director of the Plastic
Surgery Research Laboratory. Dr. Marra is actively involved in research efforts investigating polymeric
biomaterials and stem cell therapies for biomedical applications. Her research is focused on the utilization of
adipose-derived stem cells for tissue engineering applications such as cartilage, fat, and bone regeneration.
Additionally, a major research effort in her laboratory is the long-term delivery of neurotrophic factors for long
gap nerve repair.

Kacey Marra, PhD

THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2010 THE ART OF FACIAL COSMETIC SURGERy (cont.)

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
1:30 pm
1:40 pm

1:50 pm

1:55 pm
2:00 pm
2:10 pm

2:20 pm

Lunch in Exhibit Hall

General Session 103: Facial Cosmetic Surgery
Minimal Invasive Facial Surgery: History and Evolution
External Application of Low-level Laser at 635nm
for Non-Invasive Body Contouring: A Randomized,
Controlled Study
Double-layered, Running, Locking SMAS Plication in
Short-Scar Rhytidectomy: Biomechanics Research as
Applied to Cosmetic Surgery
Double C Plication
New Paradigms in Facelift Surgery: The Laser Facelift
Placement of Silicone Midface/Cheek Implants During
Rhytidectomy Surgery
Autologous Fat Transfer as an Adjuvant to Rhytidectomy

Moderators: Steven B. Hopping, MD and H. George Brennan, MD

Ziya Saylan, MD
Ryan Maloney

Jeremy B. White, MD

Kevin Sadati, DO
Patrick G. McMenamin, MD
Ronald Mancini, MD
Tanuj Nakra, MD

2:30 pm - Featured Speaker

Cosmetic Surgery, The Past, The Present, The Future
Kurt J. Wagner, MD relocated to Florida after a successful 30-year practice in Beverly Hills, CA. A fifth
generation physician and holocaust survivor, Dr. Wagner is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate from New York
University and State University of New York Downstate Medical Center. He was the Chief of Plastic Surgery
in the U.S. Air Force for North Central and Northeastern U.S. before starting his private practice in California.
He is Board Certified in Plastic Surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board
of Cosmetic Surgery and is a life member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. He is the coauthor of
How to Win in the Youth Game, Beauty by Design, and The War Against Aging and the founder of the American
Society of Aesthetic Reconstructive Surgery. His breast and chin implant designs are in universal use and his
techniques have been the subject of many television, newspaper and magazine pieces.

Kurt J. Wagner, MD

3:00 pm

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

4:00 pm

4:08 pm
4:16 pm

4:24 pm
4:32 pm
4:40 pm

4:48 pm

4:56 pm
5:04 pm

5:12 pm

5:20 pm

5:28 pm

5:36 pm
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Panel Discussion Managing Difficult Problems in

Facial Cosmetic Surgery
Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall
Cosmetic Surgery Essentials: 104 (sessions will run concurrently)
Breakout 1: Surgery of the Aging Face Evolution of Treatment
Meet the Masters
Breakout 2: Laser Lipolysis and Skin Tightening
Breakout 3: Eyelid Rejuvenation 2010
Breakout 4: Combined Augmentation and Mastopexy
Breakout 5: Facial Cosmetic Surgery
Improve Your Facelift Results By Using a Combination of
Minimal Surgical Techniques and Technologies will Maximize
Facial Rejuvenation Results for your Patients
The Split SMAS Transposition Flap
Mini Vertical Pull Face Lift (MVP face lift): An Introduction
of A New Technique
Corset Platysmaplasty in the Management of the Aging Neck
Isolated Cervicoplasty of the Neck: Pearls and Pitfalls
Increased Incidence of Body Dysmorphic Disorder
in Adult Patients Seeking Facial Cosmetic But Not
Orthognathic Surgery from Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
Rhytidectomy Incision Designs in Relationship with the
Vector of Skin Redraping and Volumetric Changes of the Skin
by means of a 3D Finite Element Model of the Ageing Skin
Purse String Facelifting
The High Quadrilateral SMAS Flap A Versatile
Technique in Facial Rejuvenation
Custom Silicone Nasolabial Implants Placed
Through an Intranasal Approach
Malar Edema: An Adverse Event Following
Cheek Augmentation with Dermal Fillers
An Integrative Approach to Cosmetic Surgery
and Rejuvenation Medicine
Sessions Adjourn
Welcome Reception in Exhibit Hall

Moderator: H. George Brennan, MD

Ivo Pitanguy, MD, H. George Brennan, MD

and Kurt J. Wagner, MD
Thomas W. Barnes, MD and Robert H. Burke, MD, DDS
Marc S. Cohen, MD and Nancy G. Swartz, MD
Angelo Cuzalina, MD, DDS and Michael Kluska, DO
Moderators: Mohan Thomas, MD and Robert M. Schwarcz, MD
Ziya Saylan, MD

Robert M. Schwarcz, MD
Wael Kouli, MD
L. Mike Nayak, MD
Tirbod Fattahi, MD, DDS
Michael Horan, MD, DDS, PhD

Natalie A. Loomans, MD

L. Mike Nayak, MD
Mohan Thomas, MD
Ronald Mancini, MD
David Funt, MD
Leonard A. Rubinstein, MD

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2010 THE ART OF COSMETIC BODY SURGERY

Schedule-At-A-Glance
7:00 am - 8:30 am Bright Eye Sessions: 201
6:30 am 4:00 pm
Registration
Open

8:30 am 4:00 pm
Exhibits
Open

8:30 am - 9:05 am Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

9:05 am - 12:00 pm General Session: 202 Cosmetic Body Surgery
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch in Exhibit Hall
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm General Session: 203 Cosmetic Body Surgery
3:30 pm - 4:00 pm Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm Cosmetic Surgery Essentials: 204
5:30 pm Sessions Adjourn
7:00 pm Webster Society and Cosmetic Surgery Foundation Gala Dinner

7:00 am - 8:30 am





8:30 am - 9:05 am

9:05 am - 12:00 pm

9:05 am

9:15 am

9:25 am

BRIGHT EYE SESSIONS: 201 (sessions will run concurrently)

Breakout 1: TUBA
Breakout 2: Advanced Chemical Peeling
Breakout 3: Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery
Breakout 4: Advanced Rhinoplasty Techniques
Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall
General Session 202: Cosmetic Body Surgery
Abdominoplasty: Choosing the Correct Procedure
Abdominoplasty Today
A Randomized Controlled Trial of the PEAK
PlasmaBlade vs. Scalpel and Traditional
Electrosurgery in Abdominoplasty

Robert A. Shumway, MD and David A. Hendrick, MD

Suzan Obagi, MD and Rebecca Tung, MD
Marco A. Pelosi II, MD and Marco A. Pelosi III, MD
M. Eugene Tardy, MD and Steven B. Hopping, MD
Moderators: Robert F. Jackson, MD and Chasby Sacks, MD
Chasby Sacks, MD
Robert A. Shumway, MD
Howard L. Rosenberg, MD

9:35 am - Featured Speaker

Body Contouring
Ivo Pitanguy, MD graduated from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro at the end of the 1940s. He was
granted a scholarship for the Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio and became a surgeon resident under
Professor John Longacre. In the U.S., he attended the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota and the Plastic Surgery
Department of Dr. John Marquis Converse in New York. Returning to Rio de Janeiro, Dr. Pitanguy created the
19th Infirmary at the Santa Casa General Hospital, the first hand Service of South America (which would
become the 38th Infirmary of Plastic Surgery). Dr. Pitanguy was nominated Head of the Plastic Surgery Unit
of the Santa Casa General Hospital. Determined to share his knowledge with young surgeons, he founded
a Post Graduate Course in Plastic Surgery at the Pontifical University of Rio de Janeiro, later joined by the
Carlos Chagas Medical Institute. The course has graduated over 500 surgeons from 42 different countries.
Dr.Pitanguy opened his private clinic aiming at linking it with the 38th Infirmary, both part of the Ivo
Pitanguy Institute, in order to allow the students to learn and practice the specialty as well as to consult its
scientific basis at its library. He is the author of over 800 peer-reviewed papers and more than 10 books.

Ivo Pitanguy, MD

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Ivo Pitanguy is a member of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery, the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic
Surgery, the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the American College of Surgeons and the
International College of Surgeons. He has been designated Patron of Brazilian Plastic Surgery.

Radiofrequency Assisted Liposuction (RFAL):

R. Stephen Mulholland, MD
A New Era in Body Contouring
Statistically Significant Study of Radio-Frequency
Guillermo Blugerman, MD
Assisted Liposuction (RFAL)
Treatment Strategy for Laser-Assisted Lipolysis
Michael J. Will, MD, DDS
Based upon Laser Channel Formation
Thermal Analysis of Two Lipolysis Energy Sources
Mark E. Schafer, PhD
Histological Comparison of SmartLipo and
Neil S. Sadick, MD
CoolLipo Laser Lipolysis
Device Design for Optimum Laser Channel
James J. Childs, PhD
Formation in Laser-Assisted Lipolysis
The Stork Lift: A Circum-Occipital Extended Neck Lift
Harry Marshak, MD
Liposonix Effective Nonsurgical Body Sculpting with HIFU
Afschin Fatemi, MD
Laserlipolysis or Laserfibrolysis
Gerhard Sattler, MD
Panel Discussion Managing Difficult Problems in
Moderator: E Antonio Mangubat, MD
Cosmetic Body Surgery
Lunch in Exhibit Hall
General Session 203: Cosmetic Body Surgery
Moderators: Gerhard Sattler, MD and Quita Lopez, MD

FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2010 THE ART OF COSMETIC BODY SURGERY (cont.)

1:30 pm - Featured Speaker

Post-Bariatric Plastic Surgery
Siamak Agha-Mohammadi, MD, PhD is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who completed his medical
education at the University of Cambridge, England, and his residency in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center one of the most respected and comprehensive Plastic Surgery
training programs in the United States. Dr Agha has a special interest in aesthetic surgical procedures for
breast reshaping and body contouring, as well as post-bariatric plastic surgery. He has published multiple
peer-reviewed articles and book chapters in plastic surgery and post-bariatric body contouring.

Siamak Agha-Mohammadi,
MD, PhD

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Liposuction Associated with Abdominoplasty

Treatment of Skin Necrosis following a Modified Avelar
Abdominoplasty with the 635nm Low Level Laser and
Platelet-Rich Plasma
Retrospective Data Analysis Comparing Laser Assisted
Liposucton Versus Power Assisted Liposuction
New Clinical Outcomes Utilizing a 1064nm Nd:
YAG Laser for Lipolysis of the Torso Oblique Region
Brachioplasty: How to Choose the Correct Operation
The Art of Back Liposculpture
An Algorithm for Management of Gynecomastia
Male Breast Surgery
Minimal Incision Male Breast Reduction with Laser
Assisted Liposculpture
Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall
Cosmetic Surgery Essentials: 204 (sessions will run concurrently)
Breakout 1: Advanced Fat Grafting Techniques
Face and Body
Breakout 2: Advanced Liposuction Techniques
Breakout 3: The Art of Rhinoplasty

Breakout 4: The Art of Bariatric Cosmetic Surgery
and Body Contouring

Breakout 5: Cosmetic Breast Surgery
A Comparative Analysis of Factors Associated with Outcomes
in 401 Women Undergoing Cosmetic Breast Augmentation
Procedures over Four Decades
Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation (FTBA) and Breast
Reconstructive Techniques Utilizing Water Assisted Liposuction
(WAL) and Adipose Derived Adult Stem and Regenerative
Cells (ADASRCs)
Three-dimensional Photo Simulation as a Predictor of
Augmentation Mammaplasty Outcomes
Vertical Mastopexy With Breast Augmentation Using
Cohesive Gel Implants
Augmentation Mastopexy for Moderately to Severely
Ptotic Breasts: Previsualizing Breast Shape and Symmetry
With an Innovative and Versatile Stapling Technique
No Vertical Line Mastopexy with Breast Hang
Minimal Invasive Breast Reduction and Mastopexy
Fillet Technique in Inferior Pedicle Breast Reduction
to Achieve Better Results
Role of Liposuction in Huge Breasts
Sessions Adjourn
Webster Society and Cosmetic Surgery
Foundation Gala Dinner (ticketed event)

Vimal Malik, MD
Quita Lopez, MD

Jeffry B. Schafer, MD
Neil S. Sadick, MD
Chasby Sacks, MD
Jose Salas, MD
Mohan Thomas, MD
Vimal Malik, MD
Robert H. Burke, MD, DDS

Mark Berman, MD, Suzan Obagi, MD and Ziya Saylan, MD

Gerald G. Edds, MD
Douglas D. Dedo, MD, Mohan Thomas, MD
and John D. Rachel, MD
Michael H. Rosenberg, MD and
Siamak Agha-Mohammadi, MD, PhD
Moderators: Robert A. Shumway, MD and Robert H. Burke, MD, DDS
Kathryn Spanknebel, MD

Todd K. Malan, MD

Brett S. Kotlus, MD
Robert H. Burke, MD, DDS
Ted Eisenberg, DO

Omar Rashad, MD
Guillermo Blugerman, MD
Mohan Thomas, MD
Vimal Malik, MD

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Schedule-At-A-Glance
7:00 am - 8:30 am Bright Eye Sessions: 301
7:00 am 12:00 pm
Registration
Open

8:30 am 12:00 pm
Exhibits
Open

8:30 am - 9:15 am Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

9:15 am - 12:00 pm General Session: 302 Lasers, Fillers and Rhinoplasty
11:20 am 2010 Webster Lecturer: Howard A. Tobin, MD
12:20 pm AACS Membership Meeting: Presidential Address and Elections
1:00 pm Sessions Adjourn
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Practice Management Session: 303
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Practice Management Session: 304
6:00 pm - 10:00 pm 26th Annual Meeting Concluding Party *open to all registered attendees

7:00 am - 8:30 am

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BRIGHT EYE SESSIONS: 301 (sessions will run concurrently)

Breakout 1: The Art of Upper Face and Eyelid Rejuvenation
Breakout 2: Avelar Abdominoplasty A Safe Technique
Breakout 3: Does Your Office Need a Risk Makeover?
Breakout 4: Physician Partnerships, The Good, The
Bad and The Ugly
Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall
General Session 302: Lasers, Fillers and Rhinoplasty
Dermamatrix Allograft in Rhinoplasty Surgery:
A Viable Material to Improve Long-term Dorsal and
Tip Contour and Aesthetics
The Long Double Columellar Strut
Optimizing Rhinoplasty Tip Techniques
Combined Endonasal and Open Rhinoplasty
Electrosurgery in Abdominoplasty
Hidden Pitfalls in Tip Rhinoplasty and Solutions

Susan M. Hughes, MD and Angelo Cuzalina, MD, DDS

Robert F. Jackson, MD and Chris A. Lowery, DO
Joyce Bruce, RN, MSN, JD, CPHRM
Dana Fox

Moderators: Gerald G. Edds, MD and Anthony J. Geroulis, MD

Jeffrey Raval, MD
Mark Berman, MD
Steven B. Hopping, MD
Grant S. Hamilton III, MD

9:55 am - Featured Speaker

The Rhinoplasty Surgeon Never Graduates: Evolution and Perspectives
Gene Tardy, MD is recognized nationally and internationally foremost for his contributions to education and
techniques in facial plastic surgery and rhinoplasty. Dr. Tardy attended Indiana University, where received his
undergraduate degree in Biology and Zoology, before beginning medical school at Indiana University in 1956. His
general internship was spent at Tampa General Hospital, where he continued his training in General/Cardiovascular
Surgery until being drafted into the U.S. Air Force where he was appointed to the post of Commander of the 838th
TAC Hospital. Dr. Tardy completed his residency in Otolaryngology at the University of Illinois in Chicago as the
Executive Resident, completing a post-residency Fellowship in Facial Plastic Surgery.

M. Eugene Tardy, MD

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Among professional leadership responsibilities, Tardy has been elected as President of the American Academy of Facial
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, President of the American Academy of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery,
and President of the American Board of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery. Academic contributions include the
authoring or co-authoring of 18 medical textbooks and over 160 scientific articles. Of his accomplishments, Dr. Tardy
is most proud and gratified by the continuing achievements of the over 40 personal Fellows who have trained in his
Chicago program. In 2005, the inaugural M. Eugene Tardy, MD Lectureship in Facial Plastic Surgery and the Humanities
was established at the University of Illinois, held in conjunction with the Department of Otolaryngologys Alumni Day.
Dr. Tardy is married to Martha Heindel Tardy, with three daughters and seven grandchildren.

A Single-Center, Retrospective Study of Long-term

Efficacy and Patient Satisfaction Following Gluteoplasty
Using Fat Autograft Muscle Injections
Lipostructuring of The Aging Hand
Measured Vacuum Pressures with the various
Harvesting Devices during Autologous Fat Grafting
Structural and Endoscopic Comparison of SAL,
WAL, UAL, PAL, LAL
Autologous Grafting of Vaser Emulsified Fat
Are Your Liposuction Cannulas and Handle-Cannulas
a Potential Problem if Used for Autologous
Fat Graft/Transfer?
Use of Macrolane, a New Hyaluronic Acid to
Reshape Body Contour
No-Incision Earlobe Rejuvenation

Melanie D. Palm, MD

Ayman Helmi, MD
Ronald D. Shippert, MD
Afschin Fatemi, MD
Robert J. Schwartz, MD
Ronald D. Shippert, MD
Beatrice Lafarge Claoue, MD
Tanuj Nakra, MD

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An Argument for the Routine Harvesting and Storage of Adipose

Derived Adult Stem and Regenerative Cells (ADASRCs) Utilizing
Water Assisted Liposuction (WAL)
Dealing with the Difficult Patient

Todd K. Malan, MD

2010 Webster Lecturer: Howard A. Tobin, MD

11:50 am - Featured Speaker

The First U.S. Face Transplant: From the Laboratory to the Operating Room
Maria Siemionow, MD, PhD is a world renowned scientist and micro-surgeon. In 2008, Dr. Siemionow led
the team of surgeons that performed the first near-total face transplantation in the United States. She earned
her medical degree from the Poznan Medical Academy in 1974, after which she completed her residency in
orthopedics, and then earned a PhD in microsurgery. In 1985, she completed a hand surgery fellowship at
the Christine Kleinert Institute for Hand and Microsurgery in Louisville, KY. She specializes in microsurgery,
hand surgery, peripheral nerve surgery, transplantation, and microcirculation research. Dr. Siemionow is also
leading the way in developing new technology for minimal immunosuppression in transplantation.

Maria Siemionow, MD, PhD

Dr. Siemionow is the Director of Plastic Surgery Research and Head of Microsurgical Training for Cleveland
Clinics Department of Plastic Surgery. As Director of Plastic Surgery Research and Head of Microsurgical
Training, Dr. Siemionow has trained over 100 international Fellows in the field of microsurgery and
transplantation research. She is currently the Secretary of the American Society for Reconstructive
Transplantation, as well as the Section Coordinator of Research for the International Registry on Hand and
Composite Tissue Transplantation. She is also Past President of the American Society for Peripheral Nerve.

12:20 pm AACS Membership Meeting: Presidential Address and Elections

12:50 pm Cosmetic Surgery Foundation Presentation

1:00 pm
Sessions Adjourn

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Practice Management Sessions: 303 (sessions will run concurrently)

Breakout 1: Secrets of the Internet Revealed

Breakout 2: Navigating the Landmines from the
Risks of Electronic Communications

Breakout 3: A sset Protection, Tax and Exit Strategies
for Todays Surgeons

Breakout 4: Is Your Staff Your Secret Weapon Or
Your Greatest Weakness?

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Practice Management Sessions: 304 (sessions will run concurrently)

Breakout 1: Alternative Risk Planning for the Cosmetic Surgeon

Breakout 2: P rice Transparency in Cosmetic Surgery
and its Impact in a Struggling Economy

Breakout 3: Dont Let Your Med Spa be Dead Spa

Breakout 4: Publicity and Practice Marketing

6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
26th Annual Meeting Concluding Party

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Eva Sheie
Joyce Bruce, RN, MSN, JD, CPHRM
David B. Mandell, JD
Dana Fox

Stewart A. Feldman, JD, CPA

Abhishek Chatterjee, MD
Susan Browner
Angela OMara
Rosen Shingle Creek Resort
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 2010 THE ART OF COSMETIC FILLERS, SKIN TREATMENTS
Schedule-At-A-Glance
7:00 am 12:00 pm
Registration
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7:00 am - 8:30 am Bright Eye Sessions: 401

8:30 am - 9:15 am Continental Breakfast
9:15 am - 12:15 pm General Session: 402 Fillers and New Technologies
12:15 pm Meeting Adjourns
BRIGHT EYE SESSIONS: 401 (sessions will run concurrently)
Breakout 1: The Art of Abdominoplasty Traditional vs. Avelar

Breakout 2: Hair Restoration Surgery
Breakout 3: Innovations for Fat Transfer
Breakout 4: L essons from the Trenches: Marketing Your
Cosmetic Practice
Continental Breakfast
General Session 402: Fillers and New Technologies

Use of Artefill for the Treatment of HIV Lipoatrophy
Treatment of Surgical Scars at Time of Wound
Closure with Fractional CO2 Laser
An Open-label, Split-face Study Comparing the Safety
and Efficacy of Levulan Kerastick (Aminolevulonic Acid)
Plus a 532nm KTP Laser to a 532nm KTP Laser Alone for
the Treatment of Moderate Facial Acne
Keep it Simple: Skin Needling A Simple Yet
Effective Tool in the Treatment of Acne Scarring,
Enlarged Pores, and Rhytides
Tricep Augmentation: Early Experience with the Procedure
Use of Harmonic Scalpel in Cosmetic Surgery
New Techniques in Facial Hair Transplantation
Homeopathic Arnica Montana for Bruising:
Does it Work? (funded by an individual research grant
from The Cosmetic Surgery Foundation)
Judicious Use of Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Cosmetic Surgery
Corrugator Supercilii Muscle Terminal Nerve Percutaneous
Ablation for the Treatment of Hyperdinamic Vertical
Glabellar Furrows
30-Minute Procedures that Built My Practice
An Intra-areolar No-Skin-Scar Approach to Breast Augmentation
Hetters Modified Phenol/Croton Oil Peel: Science and Practice
Radiofrequency Combined with Fractional Laser and
Other Techniques
Fractional CO2 Laser Resurfacing in CW Mode
Approximates the Clinical Results of Traditional CO2
Resurfacing in a Single Treatment Yet Retains the Safety
Advantages of Micro-Fractional Skin Resurfacing
An Analysis of the Long-Term Safety Data of Repeat
Administrations of BoNT-A for the Treatment of
Glabellar Lines
Maximizing Treatment of the Aging Face with Cosmeceuticals
Gums Depigmentation: Surgical Enhancement of
Gingival Aesthetics
Meeting Adjourns

E. Antonio Mangubat, MD and

Michael H. Rosenberg, MD
Marco N. Barusco, MD
Mel Bircoll, MD
Mark K. Mandell-Brown, MD

Moderators: Neil S. Sadick, MD

and Suzan Obagi, MD
Sheila Barbarino, MD
David M. Ozog, MD
Neil S. Sadick, MD

Sharleen St.Surin-Lord, MD

Nikolas Chugay, MD
Mohan Thomas, MD
Marco N. Barusco, MD
Brett S. Kotlus, MD

Alex Denes, MD
Guillermo Blugerman, MD

Scott M. Blyer, MD, DDS

Leonard A. Rubinstein, MD
L. Mike Nayak, MD
Ziya Saylan, MD
Mark W. Kofford, MD, PhD

Ira Lawrence, MD

Jennifer Linder, MD
Avadhesh R. Bhardwaj, MD

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HOTEL AND TRAVEL

INFORMATION

E n joy all that Ro s en S hi n g l e

C ree k Re sort has to o ff er
The Rosen Shingle Creek Resort will awe you and your guests during the
26th Annual Scientific Meeting. This hotel, recently awarded the AAA Four
Diamond designation, has everything you and your family could ask for:
recreational activities, a full-service spa, numerous dining options, four
outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, nature trails, a championship golf
course and much more.

rosen sh ingle cree k

Rosen Shingle Creek was created using 1900s Spanish Revival style
architecture. Our attendees will be inspired by the 230-acre natural
environment, which includes a backdrop of dense oaks and pines along
historic Shingle Creek, the headwaters of the Florida Everglades. The hotel
is just a 10-minute drive from the Orlando International Airport. If you are
coming with family it is only minutes from many Orlando attractions like
Disney World, Sea World, Universal Studios and other family favorites, but
has a unique and relaxing environment all of its own, far removed from the
hustle and bustle of those amusement parks.

The Shingle Creek Golf club offers 18 holes of golf that was ranked as one
of the Top 40 Best New Golf Courses in the U.S. by Golfweek Magazine.
The Spa at Shingle Creek is a full-service, 13,000 square foot spa, featuring
nine treatment rooms and an amazing menu of soothing services, as well as
a state-of-the-art Fitness Center. The resort offers twelve dining and nightlife
options including a steakhouse, Italian restaurant, a piano bar, and other
more casual dining options. There are also several shops throughout the
resort offering gifts, womens apparel, menswear andartwork.
While lodging at Rosen Shingle Creek, the concierge can assist you with
off-site plans and activities.

To make your hotel reservations: Call the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort directly at
866.996.9939 or visit cosmeticsurgery.org
Please note there are three (3) ROSEN Hotels, two of which are located on
International Drive, each adjacent to the Orange County Convention Center. Our
meeting is being held at ROSEN SHINGLE CREEK RESORT & GOLF CLUB on
Universal Boulevard.
Identify yourself as an AACS attendee to receive the special AACS room rate of
$229 single / double. This does not include the 12.5% hotel tax.
You will be requested to guarantee your reservation with a first nights room deposit.
Credit cards, checks and money orders are acceptable forms of deposit funds.
Room deposits will be refunded if cancellation is made (5) five days prior to arrival.
DO NOT send your hotel request or deposit payment to the Academy Headquarters.

The deadline for housing reservations is Friday, January 1, 2010. After this date,
the Academy cannot guarantee your housing or special rates for the meeting as all
uncommitted rooms must be released back to the hotel for general sale.

Air Travel
Hobson Travel, AACS travel coordinator, can help you secure the lowest possible
fares for your trip through special discount programs and zone fares on American,
Continental and United Airlines. Call Hobson Travel direct at 800.538.7464 (outside
Illinois and in the Continental U.S.) to arrange your travel plans. Within Illinois, please
call 630.983.8000.

Location
Rosen Shingle Creek Resort
9939 Universal Boulevard
Orlando, Florida 32819

Toll Free: 866.996.9939

Local: 407.996.9939
Fax: 407.996.9938

Rosen Shingle Creek is conveniently located on Universal Boulevard just off the
Beachline Expressway (SR 528, Exit #2) and a half mile east of the Orange County
Convention Center. This ideal location is also minutes away from Orlandos world
famous attractions like Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort, WetN Wild
and Sea World Adventure Park.

Ground Transportation
For shuttle and town car transportation to and from Orlando International Airport,
please contact one of the following transportation services:
Mears Transportation 407.423.5566 or mearstransporation.com
Star Transportation 866.888.5530 gostarmgt.com

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LUNCHEONS AND

SOCIAL EVENTS

Fello ws hip L unc h eon

When:
Time:
Cost:
Where:

Thursday, January 28, 2010

12:00 - 1:00 pm
$55 / Tickets must be purchased in advance
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Past and current Training Fellows and all current Fellowship

Training Program Directors are invited to attend a special luncheon.
James Koehler, MD, DDS, program chair of the Fellowship Training
Committee, strongly encourages all program directors to attend.

Diplomate L unc h eon

When:
Time:
Cost:
Where:

Friday, January 29, 2010

12:00 - 1:00 pm
$55 / Tickets must be purchased in advance
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Diplomates of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery (ABCS) are

invited to attend a special luncheon.

Webster Society and C osmetic S urgery

Foundation G ala D inner
When:
Where:
Time:
Cost:

Dress:

Friday, January 29, 2010

BICE Ristorante
7:00 - 11:00 pm
$250 per person (partially tax-deductible)
*no charge for current Webster Society members
Black Tie

This elegant black tie affair is held annually to celebrate the mission
of the Cosmetic Surgery Foundation accomplishments in cosmetic
surgery, and to recognize the commitment of those who help make
it possible. Proceeds from this event benefit the educational and
research efforts of the Foundation. A portion of the ticket price will
be tax-deductible. Please contact Caroline Nagy, Executive Director, at
312.981.6779 or cnagy@cosmeticsurgery.org for further information.

The anatomy of cosmetic surgery:

A complete review on Cosmetic Surgery
Sunday, January 31, 2010 Monday, February 1, 2010
Rosen Shingle Creek Resort
Orlando, Florida
Are you considering sitting for the ABCS Examination?
Course Director: E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
This years board review course designed to provide the essential basics in
an organized study program preceding the ABCS Annual Written and Oral
Examination will be held in conjunction with the AACS Annual Scientific
Meeting. The course is intended to be a general refresher course for previously
certified cosmetic surgeons. This is a comprehensive course and is intended to
aid in the orientation of individual preparation studies, whether for specific
areas of certification or comprehensive certification.

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MEETING

POLICIES

A A CS: Creating Path way s to L earning

AACS believes that it is important to incorporate several different
learning methods to complete the educational process. Certainly,
didactic lectures with questions and answers, such as those found
during general sessions, are important. The sharing of experiences
from colleagues is invaluable, but this is not sufficient for a total
learning experience. Concentrated learning sessions provided in our
instruction courses are another very important facet of the process,
allowing individuals quality time with one or more experts.

Accreditation Statement
The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery is accredited by the
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide
continuing medical education for physicians. The American Academy
of Cosmetic Surgery designates these continuing medical education
opportunities to meet the criteria for hour-for-hour credit in Category 1 of the
Physicians Recognition Award of the American Medical Association (See the
CME statement at the beginning of each program for the maximum number
of hours available).

No surgical learning process, however, is complete without a

workshopsetting, incorporatingfocusedlectureswithdemonstrations,
and if possible either simulated or actual hands-on experience.

D isclosure P rocedure
It is required by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery and its affiliate
organizations, in accordance with ACCME regulations, that all presenters
disclose any financial interest or other relationship (grant, research support,
consultant, etc.) by any of the authors with any manufacturer or commercial
products that may be discussed in the presentation.

Whether it is an established technique or one that is still unfolding,

the learning process must be thorough and multifaceted. The
Academy urges each surgeon to be responsible for seeking out a
complete pathway to training, prior to incorporating any technique
into his or her practice.
Patient safety and satisfaction can only be achieved through a
commitment to comprehensive physician education and learning.

P h otograph y /Audio /V isual Taping R estrictions

There is strictly no photography, audio or visual taping allowed in
session rooms or the exhibit hall, without express prior written
permission of the Academy and the speaker. Anyone found photographing
or taping without authorization will be required to immediately surrender the
film or tape, with no reimbursement or further recourse.

Claiming CME C redit

When you pick up your badge, you will be given a packet containing your CME tracking
information. At this years meeting, you will need to submit your CME hours after each session
at the AACS Cyber Caf. You will also be given the opportunity to submit your CME hours up to
90 days post show of the meeting. You should track your actual hours of attendance for each day
of the meeting. Appropriate credit for attendance should be ascertained and reported by each
individual physician to the particular state or medical society to which he or she belongs.
Verification of Attendance
At the completion of each session, you will be asked to complete the session and overall
evaluations at the AACS Cyber Caf. You will also be given the opportunity to submit your
evaluations up to 90 days post show of the meeting. Upon receipt of your completed session
evaluation form at the conclusion of the meeting, the Academy will send you a certificate of
registration for the meeting and the maximum hours of credit available. This too, should be kept
in your personal records. You are responsible for tracking all CME credits earned.
As an educational organization, the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery does not specifically
approve, promote or accept the opinions, ideas, procedures, medications or devices presented in
any paper, discussion, forum or panel, or any formal or informal meeting. All speakers, topics
and schedules are subject to change without prior notification, and will not be considered reason
for refund requests. For further information you may request a copy of the formal Academy
Disclaimer of Liability policy from the AACS headquarters office.

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REGISTRATION

INFORMATION

register online AT
www.cosmeticsurgery.org
A dvance Registration D eadline
The advance registration deadline is Tuesday, December 1, 2009. This means
that AACS headquarters must receive all advance registrations and payment
by this date. Forms received in headquarters without payment will be discarded.
Registrations are not honored until payment is confirmed. This deadline will allow
us to adequately plan for and confirm your participation. All attendees are strongly
encouraged to register in advance for the meeting and workshops, as space is
limited for some courses, and registration will be granted on a first-paid basis only.
After December 1 and On-Site: Should you decide to register after that date, it
will be considered an on-site registration and an additional $100 will be added
to each attendee registration fee, regardless of the original date of receipt of the
registration packet. Further, it may not be possible for headquarters to confirm
your registration after this date. This could add to your registration time on-site.

Registration Fees &

What They Cover
AACS 26T H A nnual
Scientific Meeting
Physician/ Resident/Training Fellow/Surgical
Assistant/Ancillary Provider Fee
The following is included in your
registrationfee:
Morning coffee service Thursday - Sunday
Morning continental breakfast service
Thursday - Sunday
Morning and afternoon coffee/soda breaks
Thursday - Sunday am
Lunch in Exhibit Hall Thursday & Friday
Two (2) beverage tickets and entrance to the
Welcome Reception Thursday
Admission to 26th Annual Meeting
Celebration - Saturday
Admission to the General Scientific Sessions

Confirmations
Each attendee who is registered in advance will receive a confirmation of
that registration by headquarters. Please bring a copy of your registration
confirmation letter to on-site registration to speed up the process. If you do
not have a confirmation letter, and there is no record of payment receipt by
headquarters, you will be required to provide payment on-site, even if you
think a payment was remitted previously. Any duplicate payments resulting
will be resolved following the meeting.
C ancellation/R efund P olic y
Cancellation notification and refund requests must be received in writing by
AACS headquarters, 737 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 2100, Chicago, IL 606115641, or by facsimile at 312.981.6787. Please note: all refunds will be processed
after the meeting.
C riteria for refunds:
Written notice received on or prior to Tuesday, December 1, 2009
refund in less $250 administrative processing fee
Written notice received after Tuesday, December 1, 2009 no refund
S pouses and G uests
It is always the Academys pleasure to welcome the spouses, guests and families
of meeting registrants. However, each guest is required to purchase a special
badge in order to participate in any of the scheduled events. The cost of
the badge is solely to defray the meal and beverage expense. Admission to
sponsored events will be strongly enforced.
Please also note that spouses and guests are not admitted to the educational
program meetings, as seating is limited and reserved for the paid meeting
registrants. In order to ensure fairness for those paying the appropriate registration
fees, spouses and companions wishing to attend any sessions must register as a
surgical assistant/ancillary provider, provided they are not a currently practicing
physician. Practicing physicians must register as nonmember guest physicians. A
spouse/companion badge will not be sufficient for entry into the session rooms. The
Academy thanks everyone for their cooperation in thismatter.

Admission to Bright Eye Sessions

Thursday - Sunday
Admission to Cosmetic Surgery Essentials
Thursday - Sunday
Admission to the Exhibit Hall
Official program and abstract book
CME certificate of registration, upon
completion of the meeting evaluation
Spouse/Guest Fee
The following is included in your
registration fee:
Morning continental breakfast service
Thursday - Sunday
Morning and afternoon coffee/soda breaks
Thursday - Sunday am
Lunch in the exhibit hall
Thursday & Friday
Two (2) beverage tickets and entrance to the
Welcome Reception Thursday
Admission to the Exhibit Hall
Admission to 26th Annual Meeting
Celebration Saturday

Member physicians affiliated with

an exhibiting company must register
separately for the educational meeting if
they wish to receive CME credit.

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listing

Siamak Agha-Mohammadi, MD, PhD

United States

Dana Fox
United States

Ronald Mancini, MD
United States

Leonard A. Rubinstein, MD
United States

Benito Alvarez, MD
United States

Ronald A. Fragen, MD
United States

David B. Mandell, JD
United States

Chasby Sacks, MD
United States

Alexandros Bader, MD
Greece

Clayton Frenzel, DO
United States

Mark K. Mandell-Brown, MD
United States

Kevin Sadati, DO
United States

Sheila Barbarino, MD
United States

David Funt, MD
United States

E. Antonio Mangubat, MD
United States

Neil S. Sadick, MD
United States

Thomas W. Barnes, MD
United States

Mark J. Glasgold, MD
United States

Kacey Marra, PhD

United States

Jose Salas, MD
United States

Jay G. Barnett, MD
United States

Michael Goodman, MD
United States

Harry Marshak, MD
United States

Gerhard Sattler, MD
Germany

Marco N. Barusco, MD
United States

Jacob Haiavy, MD, DDS

United States

David Matlock, MD
United States

Aaron Savar, MD
United States

William H. Beeson, MD
United States

Grant Hamilton III, MD

United States

Patrick G. McMenamin, MD
United States

Ziya Saylan, MD
Turkey

Mark Berman, MD
United States

Ayman Helmi, MD
Saudi Arabia

Dan Metcalf, MD
United States

Mark E. Schafer, PhD

United States

Avadhesh R. Bhardwaj, MD
India

David A. Hendrick, MD
United States

John Miklos, MD
United States

Jeffry B. Schafer, MD
United States

Mel Bircoll, MD
United States

Arturo Henriquez, MD
Chile

Robert Moore, MD
United States

Robert M. Schwarcz, MD
United States

Guillermo Blugerman, MD
Argentina

Steven B. Hopping, MD
United States

Ronald L. Moy, MD
United States

Robert J. Schwartz, MD
United States

Scott M. Blyer, MD, DDS

United States

Michael Horan, MD, DDS, PhD

United States

R. Stephen Mulholland, MD
Canada

Eva Sheie
United States

H. George Brennan, MD
United States

Darab Hormozi, MD
United States

Tanuj Nakra, MD
United States

Maurice P. Sherman, MD
United States

Joao Brito, MD
Brazil

Susan M. Hughes, MD
United States

L. Mike Nayak, MD
United States

Melvin A. Shiffman, MD
United States

Susan Browner
United States

Amina Husain, MD
United States

Carey J. Nease, MD
United States

Ronald D. Shippert, MD
United States

Joyce Bruce, RN, MSN, JD, CPHRM

United States

Robert F. Jackson, MD
United States

Suzan Obagi, MD
United States

Robert A. Shumway, MD
United States

Robert H. Burke, MD, DDS

United States

Robert Jason, MD
United States

Angela OMara
United States

Maria Siemionow, MD
United States

Robert V. Cattani, MD
United States

Kevin Jovanovic, MD
United States

Ivanhoe Ortega, MD
Chile

Kathryn Spanknebel, MD
United States

Abhishek Chatterjee, MD
United States

Sheldon S. Kabaker, MD
United States

Adam Ostrzenski, MD
United States

Theodore E. Staahl, MD
United States

James J. Childs, PhD

United States

Michael Kluska, DO
United States

David M. Ozog, MD
United States

Sharleen St. Surin-Lord, MD

United States

Nikolas Chugay, MD
United States

Mark W. Kofford, MD, PhD

United States

Melanie D. Palm, MD
United States

Nancy G. Swartz, MD
United States

Marc S. Cohen, MD
United States

Brett S. Kotlus, MD
United States

Marco A Pelosi II, MD

United States

M. Eugene Tardy, MD
United States

Angelo Cuzalina, MD, DDS

United States

Wael Kouli, MD
United States

Marco A. Pelosi III, MD

United States

Howard A. Tobin, MD
United States

Craig Czyz, DO
United States

Alexander Krakovsky, MD
United States

Jane A. Petro, MD
United States

Mohan Thomas, MD
India

Douglas D. Dedo, MD
United States

Batrice Lafarge Claou, MD

France

Ivo Pitanguy, MD
Brazil

Robert H. True Jr., MD

United States

Alex Denes, MD
United States

Ira Lawrence, MD
United States

Carlos J. Puig, MD
United States

Rebecca Tung, MD
United States

Robert M. Dryden, MD
United States

Matt L. Leavitt, DO
United States

John D. Rachel, MD
United States

Walter P. Unger, MD
Canada

Mark T. Duffy, MD, PhD

United States

Jennifer Linder, MD
United States

Omar Rashad, MD
Egypt

Kurt J. Wagner, MD
United States

Gerald G. Edds, MD
United States

Natalie A. Loomans, MD
Belgium

Jeffrey Raval, MD
United States

Jeremy B. White, MD
United States

James L. English, MD
United States

Quita Lopez, MD
United States

Gregory C. Roche, DO
United States

Michael J. Will, MD, DDS

United States

Ted Eisenberg, DO
United States

Chris A. Lowery, DO
United States

Paul T. Rose, MD
United States

Robert A. Yoho, MD
United States

Afschin Fatemi, MD
Germany

Todd K. Malan, MD
United States

Brent Rosen, DO
United States

Tirbod Fattahi, MD, DDS

United States

Vimal Malik, MD
India

Howard L. Rosenberg, MD
United States

Stewart Feldman, JD, CPA

United States

Ryan Maloney
United States

Michael H. Rosenberg, MD
United States

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