Session PS/D.1
08:30-10:00	LIPOSUCTION
Capsule:	No agreement exists on the basic aspects of liposuction
	Debate: What is preferable - wet, hyper-wet or water-jet-assisted liposuction?
08:30-08:45	Traditional liposuction is established as safe and reproducible hence no additional risky unproven methods are required
08:45-09:00	Hyper-wet liposuction, despite being a longer and more cumbersome procedure, facilitates more accurate body contouring and better skin re-draping
09:00-09:15	Discussion
09:15-09:35	Lecture: Post liposuction treatments (LPG, endormology, compression garments, creams, among others) - do they play a role in the final outcome?
09:35-10:00	Lecture: Safety in liposuction
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
Session PS/D.2
10:30-12:00	PANEL DISCUSSION: COSMECEUTICAL PRODUCTS IN THE AESTHETIC CLINIC
Capsule:	Are cosmeceuticals any different from traditional cosmetic products?
10:30-12:00	Panel discussion of physicians and cosmetic scientists 1) What is scientifically proven about different ingredients? 2) What is the place of cosmeceutical products in the aesthetic clinci? 3) Who should treat the patient - plastic surgeon or dermatologist or skin therapeutic? 4) What type of skin analysis should be done?
12:00-12:30	Poster Viewing
Session PS/D.3
12:30-14:00	FACIAL REJUVENATION I
Capsule:	With so many options in use, and so many users, can we reach a consensus about the best method and substance?
	Debate: Is there a future use for long-lasting permanent fillers in comparison to absorbables?
12:30-12:50	Yes
12:50-13:10	No
13:10-13:30	Discussion
13:30-13:45	Lecture: Non-surgical facelift: The alternatives to surgical rejuvenation
13:45-14:00	Lecture: Total rejuvenation facelift: More economical, better results, better longevity, less downtime
14:00-15:00	Lunch Break
Session PS/D.4
15:00-16:30	UPPER EYELID AND FOREHEAD REJUVENATION
Capsule:	Despite extensive experience no agreement exists over the basic treatment for forehead rejuvenation
15:00-15:15	Lecture: Forehead lifting vs. neurotoxin and filler: What is preferable?
15:15-15:30	Lecture: Open vs. endoscopic surgical approach
15:30-15:45	Lecture: What type of forehead fixation technique is preferable and produces best result predictability?
15:45-16:00	Lecture: Do long-term effects of non-surgical technique treatments exist despite limited duration of the product?
16:00-16:15	Lecture: The benefit of combined non-surgical treatments
18:15-18:30	Discussion
16:30-17:00	Coffee Break
Session PS/D.5
17:00-18:30	PANEL DISCUSSION: NON-SURGICAL BODY CONTOURING: WHAT EVIDENCE TO WE HAVE FOR THESE NEW TREATMENTS?
Capsule:	Physicians are not always fully exposed to the methodology and results before embarking on newly-introduced technologies and treatments
17:00-18:30	Questions for discussion: 1) Sound-waves technology 2) Meso-therapy 3) Endermology - LPG 4) Radiofrequency and other invasive treatments (Thermage®, Vela Shape®) 5) Percurtaneous ultrasound (Ultrashape®) 6) High-intensity focused ultrasound 7) Fractional ablative lasers and innovative treatments for permanent filler complications

Saturday, November 6, 2010          Hall B - Plastic Surgery & Dermatology (PS/D)

Session PS/D.6
08:30-10:00	BODY CONTOURING: LIPOSUCTION OR SURGICAL LIFTS?
	Debate: Liposuction vs. surgical lifts
08:30-08:50	The advantages of thigh, neck, breast and upper arm lifts in cosmetic surgery
08:50-09:10	Liposuction can accomplish results as in surgical lift procedures without larger scars
09:10-09:30	Discussion
09:30-10:00	Lecture: Where liposuction ends and lifting procedures start
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
Session PS/D.7
10:30-12:00	PLASTIC SURGERY & DERMATOLOGY IN PSYCHOLOGY
	Debate: Ablative vs. non-ablative laser devices?  Which treatment would you like for yourself?
10:30-10:50	Ablative
10:50-11:10	Non-ablative
11:10-11:30	Discussion
11:30-12:00	Lecture: Laser-assisted blepharoplasty and CO2 laser skin resurfacing
12:00-12:30	Poster Viewing
Session PS/D.8
12:30-14:00	FACIAL REJUVENATION (WITH FRACTIONATED LASERS) II
12:30-13:00	Lecture: Diagnosis on PDD
13:00-13:30	Lecture: What are the warning sings to avoid in potential patients?
13:30-14:00	Lecture: How to deal with the dissatisfied patient
14:00-15:00	Lunch Break
Session PS/D.9
15:00-16:30	AGING FACE II: THE USE OF BOTULINUM TOXIN-A
Capsule:	The best method for facial rejuvenation remains the center of debate, not only within a discipline but also among disciplines
	Debate: Invasive vs. non invasive approach to the aging face
15:00-15:20	Plastic surgeon: Surgical approach is comprehensive and provides lasting results
15:20-15:40	Dermatologist: There are many non- or minimally-invasive alternatives that should be tried first
15:40-16:00	Discussion
16:00-16:15	Lecture: What is the best basis for evaluation of a procedure: Ease of use, patient satisfaction, cost, effectiveness
16:15-16:30	Lecture: Non invasive approaches: What makes them so popular - Affordability, ease of mastering, repeated use, lack of risks?
16:30-17:00	Coffee Break
Session PS/D.10
17:00-18:30	Session in development

Session PS/D.11
08:30-10:00	MULTIDISCIPLINARY CLINIC
Capsule:	Should a general plastic surgeon also embark on cosmetic genital operations?
08:30-10:00	Questions for discussion:
	1) How to establish a multidisicplinary clinic for aesthetic treatments - benefits, drawbacks, challenges, obstacles
	2) Practical tips between those who made it and those attempting to embark on an interdisciplinary clinc
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
Session PS/D.12
10:30-12:00	GENITAL SURGERY
	Debate: Indications for genital surgery demonstrate the same correlation between indication and the patients' demand or desire: Genital surgery should therefore be a part of cosmetic surgery
10:30-10:45	Yes
10:45-11:00	No
11:00-11:15	Discussion
11:15-11:30	Lecture: Labial and vaginal rejuvenation: What are the pitfalls?  Who should perform the surgery?
11:30-11:45	Lecture: Penile implants and elongation: What improvements have been made?  Who should undertake it?
11:45-12:00	Lecture: Gender assignment: What innovations are there?
12:00-12:30	Coffee Break & Sandwiches