Portland Aging Face Course, August 2-4, 2013

Course Program

TimeTopicSpeaker

Friday, August 2, 2013 – morning session

0750-0800Introduction and welcomeWang/Kim/Flint

0800-0815Analysis of the aging faceBhrany

0815-0830The aging face consultationWang

0830-0845Photo-documentation for aging face surgeryBarnes

0845-0900Browlift approaches, what’s my favorite and why Roofe

0900-0915How I manage the upper aging face Hoffmann

0915-0930Surgical Anatomy of the Upper and Lower LidsKim

0930-0945Fat resection vs. fat preservation in blepharoplastyMurakami

0945-1015BREAK

1015-1030The aggressive lower eyelid blepharoplasty – role in my practiceFarrior

1030-1045Why the brow is important in upper facial rejuvenationMost

1045-1115Fat grafting in facial plastic surgeryTzikas

1115-1130Overview of injectable fillers for facial volume replacementRoofe

1130-1200 Neuromodulators in treatment of the aging faceKim

1200-1300LUNCH Roundtable – Brow/bleph casesKim – mod.

Friday, July 29, 2011 – afternoon session

1300-1315Extended lower blepharoplasty, D.F. style Lopez

1315-133010 Pearls for the perfect blepharoplastyMost

1330-1345Tear trough and midface rejuvenationTzikas

1345-1400Facial volumization with hyaluronic acid Montes

1400-1415Avoiding problems in upper facial rejuvenationRawnsley

1415-1430Anatomy and esthetics of the lower face/neckRidgway

1430-1445History and evolution of facelift surgeryMurakami

1445-1515BREAK

1515-1530Is there a role for implants in facial rejuvenationHoffmann

1530-1545The male faceliftBhrany

1545-1600Volumetric filler for the midface/periorbital areaMost

1600-1700PANEL –Brow/blepharoplasty/midcheek issuesWang – mod.

Topics: male brow; high hairline/alopecia; revision strategies; asymmetry; muscle management; adjuncts to browlift; unnatural forehead contour; lid festoons; resection vs. repositioning lower lid fat; treating periorbital wrinkles; revision bleph problems; undereye veins and dark circles; getting ridof nasojugal groove, why & how; dealing with negative vector; longevity of midcheeklift correction; role of threads in midface.

1700ADJOURN

Saturday, July 30, 2011 – morning session

0730-0800Transport from Hotel to OHSU dissection lab

0800-1130Dissection lab @ OHSU

-Upper blepharoplasty

-Lower blepharoplasty, trans-conjunctival, skin-muscle flap

-Endoscopic browlift

-Non-endoscopic browlifts

-Mid-cheek lift

-Face/neck lift, skin/SMAS, deep plane

-Submental and platysma-plasty

-Facial implant demonstration – Implantech

-Facial injection demonstration – Tulip Medical

-Facial laser skin treatments – Sciton

-(NOTE: participants will need to bring headlight and surgical instruments for dissection. Gloves, gowns and hats will be provided.)

1130-1200Tram from OHSU to Lecture hall

1200-1300LUNCH Roundtable – Facial rejuvenation, problems & solutionsKim – mod.

Saturday, July 30, 2011 – afternoon session

1300-1315From “Hello to good-bye,” guiding pts thru surgical processFarrior

1315-1330My preferred facelift strategyRawnsley

1330-1345Upper lid browpexy and dealing with superior sulcus deformityMassry

1345-1400Deep plane approach to the midfaceMurakami

1400-1415My composite lift – achieving the ideal resultFarrior

1415-1445Management of the heavy face and neckLopez

1445-1500Ethnic facial rejuvenationRoofe

1500-1530 BREAK

1530-1600Fractionated CO2 laser resurfacing of aging skinBar

1600-1615Lasers in facial rejuvenation

– has fractionated lasers lived up to the hypeFarrior

1615-1630Tips on developing a successful facial rejuvenation practice Most

1630-1730PANEL – What I’ve changed in my practice the past 5 yearsWang – mod.

5 min presentations each:

Tzikas, Farrior, Hoffman, Massry, Most, Murakami, Rawnsly, Roofe, Maas

Topics: adjunctive measures; market driven plastic surgery; cost, recovery, longevity, providing value for our patients; lifting vs. filling vs. implant; anesthesia requirements; bariatric patient; male facelift; unhappy patient; revision surgery; complications management.

1730ADJOURN

Sunday, July 31, 2011 – morning session

0750-0800Opening remarksWang/Kim

0800-0815Blending the lower eyelid and midfaceMassry

0815-0830Rhinoplasty of the aging noseHoffmann

0830-0845Facial fillers, patient and product selectionTzikas

0845-0900Incorporating hair replacement in facial rejuvenationRawnsley

0900-0915Lower facelift revisions – role of the “minilift”Wang

0915-0930Avoiding complications in facelift surgery Murakami

0930-0945Ultrasonic skin tightening – is it for realRidgway

0945-1015BREAK

1015-1030Minimally invasive lower lid retraction repairMassry

1030-1045Aging face surgery, the Mexico City experienceMontes

1045-1100Facial fillers – complications and managementTzikas

1100-1200PANEL – Wrap up: putting it all together Wang – mod.

Topics: Resurfacing, fillers, complications, marketing, new horizons and trends

1200ADJOURN