Session PS.1
08:30-10:00	PANEL DISCUSSION: CHANGING ENVIRONMENT OF AESTHETIC MEDICINE: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
Capsule:	The ever-growing list of non-certified physicians who are dealing with aesthetic medicine should be addressed.  Do we opt for co-existence or total rejection?
08:30-09:00	Keynote address: Who should be practicing aesthetic medicine?
09:00-10:00	Panel discussion
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
Session PS.2
10:30-12:00	ADULT REGENERATIVE STEM CELLS: AN ADJUNCT TO FAT GRAFTING AND ITS OTHER APPLICATIONS
Capsule:	Increased interest in the role of fat-derived stem cells in fat grafting
	Debate: Should we be using "stem cells" derived from fat tissue as an adjunct to fat grafting?
10:30-10:45	Yes, fat-derived "stem cells" can be used to imprive the long-term results of fat grafting
10:45-11:00	No, fat-derived "stem cells" are still under investigation and risk of neoplastic induction is still unknown
11:00-11:15	Discusison
11:15-11:35	Lecture: Looking into the future: Other types of indications in fat grafting
11:34-12:00	Panel discussion
12:00-12:30	Poster Viewing
Session PS.3
12:30-14:00	BREAST AUGMENTATION SURGERY WITH SILICONE IMPLANTS
Capsule:	Do the implants make a difference?
	Debate: Form stable high cohesive silicone gel implants or non form stable low cohesive silicone gel implants?
12:30-12:50	Pro, formed stable anatomical implants produce a better result that non form stable ones
12:50-13:10	Con, round implants produce the same results as anatomical ones with a lower rate of rotational problems
13:10-13:30	Discussion
13:30-14:00	Lecture: Anatomic stable shape implants - how to get better results in another concept of building an augmented breast?  More breast tissues manipulation and less implant-based resources for breast reconstruction
14:00-15:00	Lunch Break
Session PS.4
15:00-16:30	AUTOLOGOUS TISSUE VS. IMPLANTS FOR BREAST RECONSTRUCTION
Capsule:	Better results depend on the implant or the surgeon?
	Debate: Can modern implants achieve similar long-term results when both breasts are reconstructed?
15:00-15:20	Yes, bilateral treatment of breast cancer with implants provides long-term stability of results with less morbidity and scarring
15:30-15:40	No, autologous breast reconstruction provides better long-term stability of results
15:40-16:00	Discussion
16:00-16:30	Lecture: TBA
16:30-17:00	Coffee Break
Session PS.5
17:00-18:30	WOUND HEALING

Session PS.6
08:30-10:00	PANEL DISCUSSION: INDUSTRY-PHYSICIAN RELATIONSHIPS: WHAT HAS BEEN THE EXPERIENCE?
Capsule:	What scientific tools are available for appraisal of the plethora of new compounds and devices striking the market so frequently?
08:30-10:00	Questions for discussion: 1) What level of scientific evidence is necessary before introducing a new technique or compound? 2) Who is responsible for complications related to products? 3) Facial collagen-stimulating techniques: What type of documentation relating to clinical improvements should be demonstrated before release of a new technique? 4) Is microscopic collagen increase without clinical improvement data enough? 5) Skin contracture in body contouring: What type of documentation relating to clinical improvemetns should be demonstrated before release of a new technique? 6) When is clinical data sufficient?  7) When is case demonstration enough and when do we need double-blind randomized investigations?
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
Session PS.7
10:30-12:00	AUTOLOGOUS FAT HARVESTING AND GRAFTING
Capsule:	Why is there no agreement on the best technique for fat harvesting, processing and injection?
	Debate: Is fat processing important for the success of injection?  What are the risks?
10:30-10:45	Yes, it is safer to harvest fat in a simple manner and inject it in its native form
10:45-11:00	No, processing the fat before injection increases the success of the procedure
11:00-11:15	Discussion
11:15-11:30	Lecture: The pros and cons of segmental and suction harvest fat: How should fat be treated to increase survival?
11:30-11:45	Lecture: Can a simple "cook book" for fat grafting be devised?
12:00-12:30	Poster Viewing
Session PS.8
12:30-14:00	FAT GRAFTING II
Capsule:	Is fat grafting capable of replacing common injectable products?
	Debate: When should fat grafting be preferable to other non-surgical and surgical techniques?
12:30-12:45	Face "fat grafting" has no quantity limits, achieves good long-lasting results and is the healthiest option
12:45-13:00	"Fat grafting" results are not predictable
13:00-13:15	Discussion
13:30-13:45	Lecture: Facial fillers or fat injection: What is preferable?
13:45-14:00	Lecture: Autologous fat transplant to the face: A good adjunct to facial rejuvenation but sometimes unpredictable and not free of complications
14:00-15:00	Lunch Break
Session PS.9
15:00-16:30	MOH'S SURGERY
16:30-17:00	Coffee Break
Session PS.10
17:00-18:30	Session in development