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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome from the Chairs and the Meetings Director 4Welcome from the President 5Featured Speakers 5CME Information 6Schedule-at-a-Glance 7General Meeting Information 8AAFPRS Membership Booth and Video Learning Center 9Exhibit Hall Hours 9Wednesday Young Physicians Forum 10Thursday Main Session 11Thursday Afternoon Breakout Sessions 12Thursday CME Evening Event: Injections Course 14Thursday Events and Socials 14Friday Main Session 15Friday Afternoon Breakout Sessions 16Friday Young Physicians Event 18Friday Events and Socials 18Saturday Main Session 19Saturday Afternoon Breakout Sessions 20Saturday Events and Socials 21Meeting Sponsors 22Organization of Facial Plastic Surgery Assistants (OFPSA) Program 23Faculty/Speakers 24New and Upgraded Members 27Research Grant Recipients and Academy Awards 27About the AAFPRS, Leadership, and Staff 28Exhibitors 29Howard Legacy Society 37

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WELCOME FROM THE PROGRAM CHAIRSThank you for being here to attend the 2017 AAFPRSAnnual Meeting. This meeting is all about new ideasand sharing them with you. We are excited to includetalented members of our Academy who may neverbefore have had the opportunity to present theirresearch and results in this venue. You will also hearseasoned opinions from surgeons with years of practice.

We have three full days featuring rhinoplasty, agingface, and non-surgical techniques. There will be aninternational surgery panel on Friday and a microvascu-lar forum held on Saturday, as well.

It's going to be an exciting and educational meet-ing for all with plenty of new pearls to take home withyou.Some of the exciting sections this year include:o Wednesday section for surgeons starting out inpractice, either in academic or private setting. Juststarting practice? Speakers share their pearls of wisdomand experience on how to succeed and navigatethrough these first few years.o Interesting panels, topics, and abstracts sectiono Many new speakers presenting novel ideaso Microvascular Workshopo Business section focusing on how to run the officeo Focused rhinoplasty, aging face, emerging trends, andinjectable sessionso Live injection demos from experts in the field

We hope that you enjoy Phoenix. The weather isbeautiful this time of year and we will all enjoy eachother’s company as we learn the latest in facial plasticand reconstructive surgery.

WELCOME FROM THE MEETING DIRECTORWelcome all to Phoenix. The Board's charge to theAnnual Meeting Program Director was to partner withAcademy staff to improve the structural organization,efficiency, and financial solvency of our annual meet-ings, while creating institutional memory.

After hearing from members, my overriding phi-losophy has been one of inclusiveness (involving moremembers who had never been asked to speak), areduction in unnecessary spending, and maximizingattendees time/educational opportunities.

To that end, beginning with the 2016 Annual Meetingin Nashville and continuing at this meeting in Phoenix,we have included more new speakers and many whoare rarely asked to speak. We have reduced the numberbreakout rooms and consolidated the essence ofpresenter's expertise into several concentrated andtopic related forums. We have also improved ourafternoon practice management program, added morevideos and time for new innovations/research presenta-tions.

New for 2017 is a full day program on Wednesdaydesigned to address the complexities of practicing facialplastic surgery in today's world. It is for those about tobegin practice as well as those who are already inpractice. We have never done anything like this and itshould be very informative. Don't miss it; you can comeand go from committee meetings.

Going forward, we will continue to evaluate andimplement your feedback; keep them coming. We willwork to make the programs as educational as possiblewhile placing a high priority on your ROI for your timeaway from practice!

I look forward to our time together in Phoenix forwhat promises to be a great meeting for all.

Louis M. DeJoseph, MD Jaimie DeRosa, MD Program Co-Chair Program Co-Chair

Phillip R. Langsdon, MDMeeting Director

EVALUATION AND CME CREDITSThe AAFPRS Foundation’s LEARN (Lifelong Educational and Research Network) allows you to capture meetingevaluation responses and award CME credits on line at www.aafprs-learn.org.

Please note that in order to access your personal LEARN account, you will need to know your AAFPRSlog on ID and password. If you do not know your current AAFPRS ID and password, please see KarenSloat at the registration area and she will provide you with the necessary information to complete yourevaluation and claim your CME credits. Knowing this information ahead of time will avoid delay in ob-taining your credits on-site.

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John Conley LectureshipKai Sternstein, JD, vice president of theAMA's Advocacy Resource Center, willaddress the membership on Thursday at10:50am. She oversees the AdvocacyResource Center, staff attorneys' develop-ment, and execution of strategies forachieving AMA goals through state legislation andregulation. The Academy welcomes the opportunity tohear how the AMA is actively partnering with theAAFPRS and other specialty societies around importantstate and federal advocacy matters.

Jack Anderson LectureshipFranklin Hill Perrell is a well known arthistorian, curator, and writer. His career atthe Nassau County Museum of Art inRoslyn Harbor, New York has spannedover 20 years, culminating in the title ofChief Curator. Mr. Perrell will present exclusively for us,an extremely lively illustrated talk showing how fascina-tion with enduring ideals of feminine beauty fueled thesuccess of our era's most famous artists. Mr. Perrell willspeak on Friday at 10:45am.

Women in Facial Plastic SurgeryThe Academy is excited to have JenniferLinder, MD, a board-certified dermatolo-gist, as the Women in Facial Plastic Surgeryluncheon guest speaker, Friday at 12:30pm.She will discuss how she incorporated anindustry leadership role into her clinicalpractice, her personal stories of overcoming profes-sional hurdles, lessons learned throughout her career,and other helpful insights regarding achieving successas a woman in a male-dominated industry.

Gene Tardy ScholarThis year’s Gene Tardy Scholar is Robert L.Simons, MD, from Miami Beach, FL. Do notmiss his documentary video entitled, “Let’sDo It: The Legacy of Robert L. Simons, MDand Facial Plastic Surgery" on Saturday at12:05pm. The film provides Dr. Simons anopportunity to share and remember the many mean-ingful moments and people who have helped createour specialty. This is not to be missed.

WELCOME FROM THE AAFPRS PRESIDENTWelcome to Phoenix for the 2017 AAFPRS AnnualMeeting. This year's meeting promises to be an excitingcombination of educational and enjoyable events. Theprogram features nearly 260 speakers with over 400lectures and panels covering the entire gamut of clinicaltopics in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. In aneffort to take advantage of the clinical expertise andtalent available among our members, there will be theopportunity to hear from not only our more establishedsurgeons, but also more recently identified expertspeakers. Topics will include essentially all of the surgi-cal and minimal invasive aspects of facial plastic surgery.

Early in the week, we will feature mentoring ses-sions and practice start up sessions for our youngermembers.

We have recruited a number of well-known andestablished keynote speakers. Frank Perrell—the JackAnderson lecturer—will address the rendition of theface in art over the decades in his lecture "PerpetualBeauty." Kai Sternstein, JD, vice president of the AMA'sAdvocacy Resource Center—the John Conley lecturer—will enlighten us on how the AMA is actively partneringwith the AAFPRS and other specialty societies aroundimportant state and federal advocacy matters. JenniferLinder, MD—our Women in Facial Plastic SurgeryLuncheon speaker—will get personal as she shares herstories of overcoming professional hurdles and lessonslearned. Finally, Robert L. Simons, MD—the Gene TardyScholar—will share and remember the many meaningfulmoments and people who have helped create ourspecialty. These speakers are not to be missed.

This year's meeting has a sold-out exhibit hall ofnearly 85 companies; please visit the Exhibit Hall fre-quently and interact with our exhibitors who are here toshow you their latest products and services. We appre-ciate our loyal exhibitors and our generous sponsors;welcome and thank you for being here.

I would like to thank the chairs, Louis DeJoseph,MD, Jaimie DeRosa, MD, our meetings director PhillipLagnsdon, MD, and our Academy staff, for their diligentwork in producing such a great meeting. Enjoy andlearn; take in the local sites and meet with old and newcolleagues.

Fred G. Fedok, MDAAFPRS President

FEATURED SPEAKERS

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Main Session

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty

Main Session

Aging Face

Aging Face

Main SessionMinimally Invasive

and EmergingTrends

Minimally Invasiveand Emerging

Trends

Morning

Afternoon

Morning

Afternoon

Morning

Afternoon

Breakout 4

Interesting Panels,Presentations, and

Abstracts

Breakout 4

Interesting Panels,Presentations, and

Abstracts

Breakout 4

Aging Face

*These sessions are not accredited for CME.

Breakout 2

FacialReconstruction

Breakout 2

FacialReconstruction

Breakout 2

Reconstruction:Microvascular

Workshop

Breakout 3

*OFPSA

*PracticeManagement

Breakout 3

*OFPSA

*PracticeManagement

Breakout 3

*OFPSA

*PracticeManagement

Breakout 1

Aging Face

Breakout 1

Rhinoplasty

Breakout 1

Rhinoplasty

DAY 1, Thursday, October 26, 2017

DAY 2, Friday, October 27, 2017

DAY 3, Saturday, October 28, 2017

ACCREDITATION AND CREDIT DESIGNATIONThe Educational and Research Foundation for the Ameri-can Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeryis accredited by the Accreditation Council for ContinuingMedical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medicaleducation for physicians.

The AAFPRS Foundation designates this live activity for25.5 AMA PRA Category One CreditsTM. Physicians shouldclaim credit commensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.

TARGET AUDIENCEThe meeting is offered for continuing medical educationof medical students, residents, fellows, and practicingphysicians (MDs and DOs) in the field of facial plastic andreconstructive surgery. The program is for physicians withall levels of experience and covers aesthetic, reconstruc-tive, and congenital issues relevant to this specialty.

LEARNING OBJECTIVESAt the conclusion of the general sessions, participantsshould be able to:1. Compare and contrast surgical techniques and ap-proaches across the national and international spectrum offacial plastic and reconstructive surgery.2. Review and apply state of the art decision making toolswhen addressing surgical and non surgical dilemmas inpatient care.3. Assess new techniques and technologies that couldadvance the surgical and non-surgical care of your patients.4. Develop or improve management plan for your new orexisting practice that enhances both patient care andpractice productivity.5. Consider new research questions and/or collaborations.6. Identify, avoid and treat complications, when necessary.

EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION FOR THEAMERICAN ACADEMY OF FACIAL PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

AAFPRS ANNUAL MEETING

EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS SCHEDULE

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SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCEUnless noted as off-site, all committee and Board meetings,educational sessions, exhibitions, and social events will beheld at the Sheraton Grand Phoenix Hotel (the rooms arenoted herein). All session rooms are on the second level ofthe hotel; registration and the Exhibit Hall are on the thirdlevel.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 20176:30am-2:30pm Committee Meetings

(Ahwatukee A/B; Laveen A/B;and South Mountain; seeCommittee List for specific timeand location)

8:55am-5:45pm Young Physicians Forum(Camelback)

3:00pm-7:00pm Registration(Phoenix Ballroom Foyer)

3:00pm-9:30pm Board Meetings(South Mountain)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 20176:00am-6:00pm Registration

(Phoenix Ballroom Foyer)6:30am-7:30am Satellite Breakfast Symposium

(Encanto A)7:20am-12:45pm Rhinoplasty Main Session

10:30am O Message to the Membership10:40am O Outgoing President’s Address10:50am O John Conley Lectureship

(Valley of the Sun Ballroom)8:00am-12:00pm OFPSA Program

(Deer Valley)9:30am-4:30pm Exhibit Hall Open

(Phoenix Ballroom)12:45pm-1:45pm Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

(Phoenix Ballroom)12:30pm-1:30pm Fellowship Directors Lunch

(Ahwatukee)1:45pm-5:30pm Rhinoplasty Main Session

(Valley of the Sun Ballroom)1:45pm-5:30pm Aging Face Breakout

(Encanto A)1:45pm-5:30pm Facial Reconstruction Breakout

(Encanto B)1:45pm-6:00pm Practice Management Breakout

(Deer Valley)1:45pm-6:00pm Interesting Panels, Presentations,

and Abstracts Breakout(Camelback)

5:30pm-6:45pm Welcome Reception(Phoenix Ballroom)

6:45pm-8:45pm CME Event: Live Injection Course(Paradise Valley)

7:30pm-10:00pm Past Presidents Dinner(Valley Overlook, Fourth Level)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 20176:30am-6:00pm Registration


(Encanto A)7:20am-12:45pm Aging Face Main Session

10:30am O ABFPRS Awards10:45am O Jack Anderson Lectureship

(Valley of the Sun Ballroom)8:00am-12:30pm OFPSA



(Phoenix Ballroom)12:30pm-1:30pm Women in Facial Plastic Sugery

Luncheon(Ahwatukee)

1:30pm-6:15pm Practice Management Breakout(Deer Valley)

1:45pm-5:30pm Aging Face Main Session(Valley of the Sun Ballroom)

1:45pm-6:30pm Rhinoplasty Breakout(Encanto A)

1:45pm-6:30pm Facial Reconstruction Breakout(Encanto B)

1:45pm-6:05pm Interesting Panels, Presentations,and Abstracts Breakout(Camelback)

6:45pm-8:45pm Young Physicians Event(Paradise Valley)

7:00pm-10:00pm Founders Club Dinner(Off-site)The Farm at South Mountain

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 20176:30am-6:00pm Registration


(Encanto A)7:30am-12:45pm Minimally Invasive and Emerging

Trends & Technology Main Session11:35am O Research and Awards Presentations11:45am O Business Meeting and Elections12:00pm O Incoming President’s Address12:05pm O Gene Tardy Scholar

(Valley of the Sun Ballroom)8:00am-12:30pm OFPSA Program



(Phoenix Ballroom)12:45pm-1:45pm Academic Practice Luncheon

(Paradise Valley)12:45pm-1:45pm 1887 Luncheon

(Ahwatukee)1:00pm-6:20pm Microvascular Workshop Breakout

(Camelback)1:30pm-5:45pm Practice Management Breakout

(Deer Valley)1:45pm-5:30pm Minimally Invasive and Emerging

Trends & Technology Breakout(Valley of the Sun)

1:45pm-5:30pm Rhinoplasty Breakout(Encanto A)

1:45pm-5:45pm Aging Face Main Session(Encanto B)

6:30pm Meeting Adjourned

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1887 LUNCHEON(Ahwatukee) All 1887 members are invited to attend aluncheon on Saturday, October 28, 2017 from 12:45pm to1:45pm. The lunch is our way of thanking you for yourgenerosity this year.

ACADEMIC PRACTICE LUNCHEON(Paradise Valley) There will be a luncheon for Academicpractitioners on Saturday, October 28, 2017 from 12:45pmto 1:45pm.

BREAKFAST SESSIONS(Encanto A) Breakfast will be offered daily from 6:30am to7:30am in the Encanto A Ballroom. There will be non-CME,industry-sponsored lectures occurring each day starting at6:45am. All attendees are invited to attend. Refer to thedaily schedule’s social events for lecture titles and speakers.Sponsored by Allergan, Implantech, and Spirox.

BOARD AND COMMITTEE MEETINGS(Ahwatukee; Laveen; and South Mountain) AAFPRS com-mittees will be held starting at 7:30am and ending at2:30pm on Wednesday, October 25, 2017.

BUSINESS MEETING AND ELECTIONS(Valley of the Sun Foyer) If you are a member of theAAFPRS, you are encouraged to attend the AAFPRSBusiness Meeting and elections on Saturday, October 28,2017 at 11:45am. If you have not voted by mail/online,please visit the Credentials Table outside the main sessionroom starting at 11:15am for your ballots.

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS(Phoenix Ballroom) Come and visit our loyal exhibitors andparticipate in our prize drawing. The Exhibit Hall will beopen daily beginning at 9:30am. The Exhibit Hall will closepromptly at 4:30pm on Saturday, October 28, 2017.

EXHIBIT HALL STAGE PRESENTATIONS(Phoenix Ballroom) There are non-CME sponsored presen-tations in the Exhibit Hall during breaks and lunches. Referto the daily schedule’s social events for topics and speak-ers. Sponsored by NeoGraft, Rohrer Aesthetics, and MerzAesthetics.

FACULTY LOUNGE(North Mountain) All speakers are invited to the FacultyLounge across from the Speaker Ready Room for relax-ation and refreshments. Sponsored by Revance.

FELLOWSHIP DIRECTORS LUNCH(Ahwatukee) All AAFPRS Fellowship Directors are invited toattend a luncheon on Thursday, October 26, 2017 from12:30pm to 1:30pm.

FOUNDERS CLUB DINNER(The Farm at South Mountain, off site) The AnnualFounders Club Dinner will be held on Friday, October 27,2017 from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. This is by invitation onlyand only those Founders Club members who have paidtheir 2017 dues will be invited to attend.

MEETING SITE AND HOTEL INFORMATIONThe meeting will be held at the Sheraton Grand Phoenix340 North 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004

MENTOR 4 SUCCESS PROGRAM(Paradise Valley) The Mentor 4 Success Program will beheld Tuesday, October 24, 2017 from 6:00pm to 9:00pmand is by invitation only. Sponsored by RedSpot Interac-tive.

PAST PRESIDENTS DINNER(Valley Overlook) All AAFPRS past presidents are invited toattend the annual black tie dinner on Thursday, October26, 2017 from 7:30pm to 10:00pm. This is by invitationonly.

REGISTRATION(Phoenix Ballroom Foyer) Registration will be open daily.

Wednesday, October 25, 2017 3:00pm-7:00pmThursday, October 26, 2017 6:00am-6:00pmFriday, October 27, 2017 6:30am-6:00pmSaturday, October 28, 2017 6:30am-6:00pm

SPEAKER READY ROOM(Alhambra) All speakers making a presentation should visitthe Speaker Ready Room to make sure their presentationsare uploaded and scheduled. The room will be open dailyfrom 6:30am to 6:30pm.

WELCOME RECEPTION(Phoenix Ballroom) Please join your colleagues and visitour loyal exhibitors during the Welcome Reception in theExhibit Hall from 5:30pm to 6:45pm on Thursday, October26, 2017. Unregistered guests may purchase a ticket toattend the reception.

WOMEN IN FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY LUNCHEON(Ahwatukee) The Women in Facial Plastic Surgery arehosting a luncheon on Friday, October 27, 2017 from12:30pm to 1:30pm. Our guest speaker is Jennifer Linder,MD, Chief Scientific Officer of PCA Skin. Everyone is invitedto attend.

YOUNG PHYSICIANS EVENT(Paradise Valley) “GAIN Presents Technology MeetsTechnique,” a non-CME event coordinated by the YoungPhysicians Committee will be held on Friday, October 27,2017 from 6:45pm to 8:45pm. Learn about the latest nextgeneration hyaluronic acid dermal fillers from theRestylane® Family. Everyone is invited to attend.Sponsored by Galderma.

MEETING APPTo access the AAFPRS Annual Meeting App, install“AttendeeHub” app from an app store. Launch“AttendeeHub” and click “search for events.” Type theevent in search box: AAFPRS 2017 Annual Meeting. See staff at Registration Desk for password. Once received,you will be able to download after entering the password.

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AAFPRS MEMBERSHIP AND VIDEO LEARNINGCENTER(Phoenix Ballroom, Booth 309)Make sure you come by the AAFPRS Membership toperuse our publications and learn more about our humani-tarian programs and how to sign up for the DomesticViolence Project.. Come see our brand new “PhotographyStandards” developed for us by Canfield Imaging. The popular AAFPRS Video Learning Center will be inthe Exhibit Hall and will be open to all meeting attendees.The John Dickinson Memorial Library has over 275 proce-dural and instructional videos, which you can preview atthe meeting. You may purchase these DVDs on-site andreceive a 10% meeting discount. A brand new rhinoplasty video, Secondary RhinoplastyUsing Costal Cartilage and Microfat Infused Soft TissueAugmentation, by Dean Toriumi, MD will be available atthis meeting. Some new releases include Lasers in FacialPlastic Surgery by Drs. Andrew Campbell and KevinDuplechain; Extended SMAS Facelift by Stephen Perkins,MD; and Treating the Brow, Upper and Lower Eyelids,Midface as One Aesthetic Unit, by Richard Anderson, MD. Come by--and see for yourself--why everyone is talkingabout the AAFPRS Video Learning Center.

EXHIBITION(Phoenix Ballroom)The Exhibit Hall will be open during these hours:

Thursday, October 26, 2017 9:30am - 6:45pm Welcome Reception 5:30pm - 6:45pmFriday, October 27, 2017 9:30am - 4:30pmSaturday, October 28, 2017 9:30am - 4:30pm

The exhibition will feature nearly 85 companies display-ing their latest products and services. Morning andafternoon breaks, lunches, and the Thursday WelcomeReception will be held in the Exhibit Hall. Don’t miss thestage presentations daily during breaks and lunches.Participate in the prize drawing and win some prizesdonated by our exhibitors. Please come and support ourloyal exhibitors.

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Navigating the Business of Starting and Running a Prac-tice (non-CME)This is an interactive program designed to address the manyissues encountered as one considers what type of practice toestablish as well as issues that one faces after beginningpractice. The program will have presentations, panel discus-sions, Q/A, and round table discussions. Speakers and panel-ists will come from several age categories so that a broadperspective and experience can be shared between all attend-ing. The first portion of the program will center on decisionsprior to beginning practice. The second portion will coverissues one faces after being in practice the first few years.

(Camelback)Meeting Director: Phillip R. Langsdon, MDModerators: Sunny Park, MD; Taha Shipchandler, MD; DavidW. Rodwell III, MD; and Parker A. Velargo, MD

8:55am-9:00am Introductory RemarksPhillip R. Langsdon, MD

Considerations Before Starting9:00am-9:10am How to Gain Influence in Your Academic

or Employed PositionTaha Z. Shipchandler, MD

9:10am-9:20am Why I Left a Solo Practice and Joined aGroupHeather Waters, MD

9:20am-9:30am Dealing with “Trouble” and ContractNegotiationAhmed Sufyan, MD

9:30am-9:40am What I've Learned from Working in aMultispecialty GroupJoy Obokhare, MD

9:40am-9:50am My Experiences in the Biotech and DigitalHealth IndustriesJeffrey Pollard, MD

9:50am-10:00am Working for Kaiser as a Facial Plastic SurgeonFrank Garritano, MD

10:00am-10:20am SAGE WISDOM PANEL: What the AAFPRSCan Do for You and Your Practice andWhat You Can Do for the Academy - It isa Two Way Conversation!Fred G. Fedok, MD; Ira D. Papel, MD;Robert M. Kellman, MD; and Edwin F.Williams, III, MD

Considerations As You Begin Practice10:20am-10:30am The Logistics And Legality of Starting a

PracticeKyle Yamamoto, MD

10:30am-10:40am How to Build Out Your Own OfficeKristina Tansavatdi, MD

10:40am-10:50am Marketing: What Worked [and Didn'tWork] for My First Few YearsAngela Sturm, MD

10:50am-11:00am Locums Work & Tips to Fulfill the SurgicalRequirement for Board CertificationHaena Kim, MD

11:00am-11:10am Employees 101: How to Hire/Fire anEmployeeDavid Gilpin, MD

11:10am-11:30am Panel Discussion11:30am-11:50am SAGE WISDOM PANEL: Academic vs Solo

vs Group Practice -- Why and WhenFred Fedok, MDLessons Learned from Private PracticeDaniel E. Rousso, MD

11:50am-12:20pm Open Question Forum12:20pm-1:00pm LUNCH

Practice Considerations1:00pm-1:15pm Taking the Plunge: First Steps to Take

when Creating a PracticeJordan Rihani, MD

1:15pm-1:25pm How to Obtain a Business Loan andPurchase EquipmentDavid Rodwell, MD

1:25pm-1:40pm Commercial Real Estate 101Jordan Cain, MD

1:40pm-2:00pm PANEL: Pearls and Pitfalls of a Partnership,Group Practice, and Contract NegotiationModerator: David Rodwell, MDPanelists: Parker Velargo, MD; JordanRihani, MD; Inessa Fishman, MD; DavidGilpin, MD and Sean Weiss, MD

2:00pm-2:10pm RealSelf: The Ultimate Lead GeneratorParker Velargo, MD

2:10pm-2:20pm Demystifying Malpractice and MedicalInsuranceJordan Rihani, MD

2:20pm-2:30pm Where to Go and Who to Know: GrowingYour Practice through Community InteractionMarshall Guy, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm EXPERIENCED ADVICE: DevelopingReferrals and Creating a Lasting ImpactEdwin F. Williams, III, MD; Robert M.Kellman, MD; and Daniel E. Rousso, MD

2:45pm-3:20pm ROUNDTABLE: Self Care in the EarlyYears and Long Term SuccessModerator: Marshall Guy, MDPanelists: Parler Velargo, MD; DavidRodwell, MD; Inessa Fishman, MD; SeanWeiss, MD; Edwin F. Williams, III, MD;Robert M. Kellman, MD; and Daniel E.Rousso, MD

3:20pm-3:30pm Is an EMR for Me?Marshall Guy, MD

3:30pm-3:40pm Staying Afloat: Backup Options toMaintain Your Cash Flow and Limit DebtDavid Rodwell, MD

3:40pm-3:55pm Staff Management and Balancing the BooksSean Weiss, MD

3:55pm-4:10pm EXPERIENCED ADVICE: Motivating Staffand Dealing with Difficult EmployeesEdwin F. Williams, III, MD; Robert M.Kellman, MD; and Daniel E. Rousso, MD

4:10pm-4:25pm Multimedia and Social Media Solutionsfor the Growing PracticeParker Velargo, MD

4:25pm-4:55pm PANEL: Marketing on a BudgetPanelists: Parler Velargo, MD; DavidGilpin, MD; Inessa Fishman, MD; SeanWeiss, MD; and Marshall Guy, MD

Moderator: Inessa Fishman, MD4:55pm-5:10pm Dealing with Difficult Patients in Your First

Years OutInessa Fishman, MD

5:10pm-5:25pm EXPERIENCED ADVICE: Lessons Learnedfrom Difficult PatientsEdwin F. Williams, III, MD; Robert M.Kellman, MD; and Daniel E. Rousso, MD

5:25pm-5:45pm PANEL: Devices: What I Started With,What I Have Now, What's NextModerator: Parker Velargo, MDJordan Rihani, MD; David Rodwell, MD;Marshall Guy, MD; and Sean Weiss, MD

*This session is not accredited for CME.

PRE-MEETING SPECIAL PROGRAM: YOUNG PHYSICIANS FORUM*WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2017

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Afternoon MAIN SESSION: RHINOPLASTY(Valley of the Sun)

Moderator: Cemal Cingi, MDNasal Reconstruction1:45pm-2:00pm Design Strategies for Reconstruction of

Nasal DefectsWilliam W. Shockley, MD

2:00pm-2:15pm Functional Reconstruction of NasalMohs DefectsWaleed Ezzat, MD

2:15pm-2:30pm Improving Nasal Reconstruction Resultswith the Modified Subunit Principle andThree-Staged FlapsKevin Shumrick, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm Nasal Reconstruction after MohsSurgeryJeffrey Moyer, MD

2:45pm-3:30pm Modern Nasal Reconstruction ofComplex DefectsFred Menick, MD

3:30pm-4:00pm Break in the Exhibit Hall

Form and Function in Rhinoplasty4:00pm-4:10pm Structural Enhancement Rhinoplasty--

Architecture into ArtBenjamin C. Marcus, MD

4:10pm-4:20pm Does the Nose Have a Function BeyondBreathing?Jaimie DeRosa, MD

4:20pm-4:30pm Advanced Concepts in Nasal ValveSurgery: Beyond Spreader & Batten GraftsMinas Constantinides, MD

4:30pm-4:40pm The Use of PROMS, Objective Measures(NIF), and a Standard Nasal Exam toMonitor Your OutcomesRobin Lindsay, MD

Ethnic Rhinoplasty4:40pm-4:48pm Ethnic Rhinoplasty: Is it all Really Just the

Same?Jamil Asaria, MD

4:48pm-4:56pm A Simplified Approach to the MiddleEastern RhinoplastyRobert Deeb, MD & Lamont Jones, MD

4:56pm-5:04pm Providing Structure and Shape in MiddleEastern Rhinoplasty Dorsal AugmentationGianCarlo Zuliani, MD

5:04pm-5:12pm Local Steroid Injection after Rhinoplastyin the Thick Skin PatientAlireza Mesbahi, MD

5:12pm-5:20pm Mediterranean RhinoplastyCemal Cingi, MD

5:20pm-5:28pm Concepts, Analysis and Techniques inAfrican American RhinoplastyIfe Sofola, MD

5:28pm-5:30pm Moderator Commentary

6:30am-7:30am Breakfast (Encanto A)6:45am-7:30am Satellite Breakfast Symposium

(see page 14, non-CME sponsored event)

Morning MAIN SESSION: RHINOPLASTY(Valley of the Sun)

7:20am-7:30am Welcome AddressLouis M. DeJoseph, MD, andJaimie DeRosa, MD, Co-chairs

Innovations in RhinoplastyModerator: Stephen W. Perkins, MD7:30am-7:45am Using the Evidence to Achieve Optimal

Results in RhinoplastyLisa E. Ishii, MD

7:45am-8:00am Pioneers and Frontiers of RhinoplastyTechniques and TechnologiesSrinivasa Rao-Merugumala, MD

8:00am-8:15am Surgical and Non-Surgical Techniquesfor Managing the Thick SkinnedAcne-Prone PatientRoxanna Cobo, MD

8:15am-8:30am Tip Projection-The Nose is not Just aTriangleGrant S. Hamilton, MD

8:30am-8:45am Nasal Surgery in the Younger PopulationDeborah Watson, MD

8:45am-9:00am Obtaining Precision in Visual OutcomeAssessment for Rhinoplasty - RevisitingPhotographyPrabhat Bhama, MD

9:00am-9:15am Nasal Base Modification in RhinoplastyStephen Weber, MD

9:15am-9:30am Partial Costal Cartilage Harvest forRhinoplastyRui Xavier, MD

9:30am-9:45am Reconstruction of Severe Nasal SaddleDeformities Using a Single CartilaginousL-Strut/Dorsal Graft, Fashioned fromCostal CartilageMark Armeni, MD

9:45am-10:00am "Mini-Incision” Rhinoplasty: A NewApproach Using Tiny Incisions andMinimal DissectionNabil Fanous, MD

10:00am-10:30am Break in the Exhibit Hall

10:30am-10:40am Message to MembershipSteve Jurich, Executive Vice President

10:40am-10:50am Outgoing President’s AddressFred G. Fedok, MD

10:50am-11:15am John Conley LectureshipKai Sternstein, JD

Challenging Case PanelModerator: Richard E. Davis, MD11:15am-11:30am Rhinoplasty the Thin Skinned Patient

Ivan Wayne, MD11:30am-11:50am Challenging Nasal Tips

Mark M. Beaty, MD11:50am-12:10pmCocaine Nose Deformity

Dean M. Toriumi, MD12:10pm-12:30pm Moderator’s Own Challenging Case12:30pm-1:45pm Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017 DAY 1

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017Afternoon BREAKOUT 1: AGING FACE

(Encanto A)

Moderator: Theda C. Kontis, MDManagement of the Upper 1/3 of the Face1:45pm-2:00pm A Segmental Approach to Endoscopic

BrowliftsSean M. Freeman, MD

2:00pm-2:15pm Procerus and Corrugator Myectomy inBrow LiftSidney Starkman, MD

2:15pm-2:30pm Effective Brow LiftingJeffrey J. Joseph, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm Closed Browlift-Various FixationTechniques Available And My PreferenceCorey S. Maas, MD

2:45pm-3:00pm 10 Tips for Successful Brow Lifting: How IDo ItRyan N. Heffelfinger, MD

3:00pm-3:15pm The "0.0.3" Forehead Lift: A NewApproach using only Three 1.2cmIncisions, No Endoscope and No MuscleResectionNabil E. Fanous, MD

3:15pm-3:30pm Hairline Lowering, Eyebrow, EyelashTransplantsAnthony Bared, MD

3:30pm-4:00pm Break in Exhibit Hall

4:00pm-4:15pm Optimizing Periorbital Rejuvenation withVolume Restoration: Fat Grafting and HAInjectablesJamil Asaria, MD and Alexander S.Donath, MD

4:15pm-4:30pm Acellular Dermal Grafts for Tear TroughDeformity in Revision LowerBlepharoplastyAngela Sturm, MD

4:30pm-4:45pm Ptosis Repair and Its Role in CosmeticEyelid SurgeryKaete Archer, MD

4:45pm-5:00pm Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery ofthe Upper Eyelid for the Facial PlasticSurgeonJ. Madison Clark, MD

5:00pm-5:30pm Panel on Challenges of the Upper FaceModerator: Daniel E. Rousso, MDPanelists: Edwin F. Williams, III, MD;William H. Truswell, MD; andIra D. Papel, MD

Afternoon BREAKOUT 2: FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION(Encanto B)

Moderator: Laura Hetzler, MDCongenital Deformity Reconstruction1:45pm-1:55pm Congenital Ear Anomalies and Microtia:

Spectrum of Treatment OptionsJoseph Rousso, MD

1:55pm-2:05pm When to Cut Bone: A Facial PlasticSurgeon's Approach to Skeletal SurgeryJose E. Barrera, MD

2:05pm-2:15pm Advances in CraniosynostosisManagementSherard A. Tatum, III, MD

2:15pm-2:25pm Keys to Optimizing Surgical Results in theUnilateral and Bilateral Cleft Lip RepairJoseph Rousso, MD

2:25pm-2:35pm Comparison of 2 Cleft Lip Repairs: TheMillard Rotation--Advancement and theFisher Subunit ApproachKrishna Patel, MD

2:35pm-2:45pm Using the IDEA Principles for SecondaryCleft Lip and Nasal TreatmentTravis Tollefson, MD

Vascular Malformations/Hemangiomas2:45pm-2:56pm Portwine Stains: Evaluation and

ManagementTara Brennan, MD

2:56pm-3:07pm Utility of Nd: YAG Laser for VascularMalformationsWm. Russell Ries, MD

3:07pm-3:18pm Surgical Management of Venous andLymphatic MalformationsTeresa M. O, MD

3:18pm-3:30pm Management of Hemangiomas andArteriovenous MalformationsMilton Waner, MD


Facial ReconstructionCommentator: Fred Menick, MD4:00pm-4:09pm Multidisciplinary Approaches to Facial

ReconstructionAnita Konka, MD

4:09pm-4:12pm Comments by Dr. Menick4:12pm- 4:21pm Skin Cancer Update for the Facial Plastic

SurgeonJoshua Rosenberg, MD

4:21pm-4:24pm Comments by Dr. Menick4:24pm- 4:33pm The Use of Cosmetic Injectables for

ReconstructionSofia Lyford-Pike, MD andPeter A. Hilger, MD

4:33pm- 4:36pm Comments by Dr. Menick4:36pm-4:45pm Ectropion Repair After Mohs

ReconstructionAnita Sethna, MD

4:45pm-4:48pm Comments by Dr. Menick4:48pm-4:57pm Updates in Melanoma Management: An

Evidence-Based ApproachShaun Desai, MD & Chaz Stucken, MD

4:57pm-5:00pm Comments by Dr. Menick5:00pm-5:09pm Scalp Reconstruction

J. Randall Jordan, MD5:09pm- 5:12pm Comments by Dr. Menick5:12pm-5:21pm Lip Reconstruction of Skin Cancer Defects

Simon Madorsky, MD5:21pm-5:30pm Comments by Dr. Menick

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Afternoon BREAKOUT 4: INTERESTING PANELS,PRESENTATIONS AND ABSTRACTS

(Camelback)

Moderator: J. Kevin Duplechain MD1:45pm-2:30pm PANEL: Ethical and Legal Dilemmas

John S. Rhee, MD; J. Madison Clark, MD;G. Richard Holt, MD; William W.Shockley, MD; Robert M. Kellman, MD;and Peter A. Adamson, MD

Oral Paper Presentations2:30pm-2:35pm Masseteric Nerve Transfer for Facial

Nerve Paralysis: A Systematic ReviewAlex W. Murphey, MD

2:35pm-2:40pm Youtube and Rhytidectomy: An Analysisof the Videos Available OnlineAmar Gupta, MD

2:40pm-2:45pm Feasibility of Head and Neck Free TissueTransfer in A Patient with PolycythemiaVera and Internal Jugular Vein ThrombusBrandon Esianor, MD, BS

2:45pm-2:50pm Utilization of Hydroxyapatite for Non-Cosmetic Facial Volume RestorationBrittany E. Howard, MD

2:50pm-2:55pm Auricular Reconstruction of Mohs'Defects: A Proposed Algorithm Based onDefect Size and LocationClara M. Olcott, MD

2:55pm-3:00pm Repair of Mandibular Angle Fractures:An Analysis of Complications andRe-operationsCollin Chen, MD

3:00pm-3:05pm Novel Technique in Cranioplasty Using aMixture of Biologic and Non-BiologicAgentsDemetri Arnaoutakis, MD

3:05pm-3:10pm Medical Malpractice and Facial PlasticSurgeryMike Carron, MD

3:10pm-3:15pm Social Isolation and Quality of Life inPatients with Facial ParalysisJason C. Nellis, MD

3:15pm -3:20pm Exceptional Reliability of Radial ForearmFree Flaps for Reconstruction of Defectsin the Head and NeckJordan P. Sand, MD

3:20pm -3:25pm A Novel Therapeutic Ultrasound FacialFestoon TreatmentRobert Troell, MD

3:25pm-3:30pm Treatment of Glabellar Frown Lines UsingWire Subcision and SuperficialMusculoaponeurotic System (SMAS)Tissue GraftKatsiaryna Bailor, MD


Afternoon BREAKOUT 3: PRACTICE MANAGEMENT*(Deer Valley)

1:25pm-1:30pm Welcome and IntroductionCandace Crowe

PersonnelModerator: Bill Fukui1:30pm-1:45pm The First Hour of Every Day and Other

Morning RitualsCandace Crowe

1:45pm-2:00pm Plugging the Leaks in Your PracticeRon Hartley

2:00pm-2:15pm How the Attitude of Your Staff canImpact Your BottomlineJuliAnn Y, Geldner, JD, LLM

2:15pm-2:30pm Staff Motivation and PerformanceReviewsRon Hartley

2:30pm-2:45pm Staffing, Open Houses, Patient/staffLoyal RelationshipsEileen Slutsky, RN, BSN

2:45pm-3:00pm A PCC's Perspective: The Art of the UpSell Without Outright Suggesting ThemJulie E. Sharp

3:00pm-3:15pm How to Set-up a Photo/Video "Booth" inYour PracticeSteve Schadt

3:15pm-3:30pm Panel: There Are No Dumb Questions:Q&A with the ProsBill Fukui; Candace Crowe JuliAnnGeldner; Ron Hartley; Julie Sharp; andEileen Slutsky


Marketing/Financial/LegalModerator: Ron Hartley4:00pm-4:15pm Wait Time. Opportunity Lost or Gained?

Tim Crowe4:15pm-4:30pm How to Increase Your Revenue by 50%

Tara Leifer4:30pm-4:45pm Grassroots Marketing, Creating an

Environment that Makes Patients Excitedto ReturnEileen Slutsky, RN, BSN

4:45pm-5:00pm Last Week, 13,000 New AestheticCompetitors Opened Their DoorsDana Fox

5:00pm-5:15pm How to Quit Worrying About Money forEmployers and Employees AlikeJason O'Dell, MS, CWM

5:15pm-5:30pm Tips to Avoid Medical Malpractice ClaimsJuliAnn Y, Geldner, JD, LLM

5:30pm-5:45pm Tips to Maximize Your Marketing BudgetCandace Crowe

5:45pm-6:00pm Panel: There Are No Dumb Questions:Q&A with the ProsTim Crowe; Tara Leifer; Steve Schadt;Dana Fox; Jason O'Dell; JuliAnn Geldner;and Candace Crowe


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017 DAY 1

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Abstract Presentations4:00pm-4:05pm DWP-450, Purified Botulinum Toxin Type

A, For the Treatment of Moderate-to-Severe Glabellar Lines in Adult Subjects:Results from a Multi-Center, Open Label,Repeat Dose, Long Term Exposure, YearLong Phase II Safety StudyJohn H. Joseph, MD

4:05pm-4:10pm The Grecian Urn CervicomentoplastyJohn Ferguson, MD

4:10pm-4:15pm Treatment of the Aging Anterior Neck:An Algorithmic ApproachJae Kim, MD

4:15pm-4:20pm A Clinical Retrospective Study ComparingTwo Face Lifts: A Novel Short ScarRhytidectomy (Micro-Mini Lift) to aTraditional Lower Face/Neck Rhytidec-tomy in a Single Author's PracticeDavid Hohuan, MD/MPH

4:20pm-4:25pm Cephalic Rotation and Deprojection ofthe Nasal Tip Without the Use of theTongue-and-Groove TechniqueNathan Johnson, MD

4:25pm-4:30pm Reasoned Opioid Use After RhinoplastySagar Patel, MD

4:30pm-4:40pm Efficacy and Safety of Artiss Fibrin TissueSealant Use in Rhytidectomy: A Review of120 CasesKyle Yamamoto, MD

4:40pm-4:50pm Botulinum Toxin Dosing: We've beenDoing it Wrong for 30- years!John H. Joseph, MD

4:50pm-5:00pm Injectable Fillers: A ComprehensiveEvaluation of Adverse EventsHani Rayess, MD

5:00pm-5:10pm Venous Thromboembolism inNonmelanomatous Skin CancerShannon F. Rudy, MD

5:10pm-5:20pm Revision Rhinoplasty: Reconstructing theCollapsed Middle ThirdJamil Asaria, MD

5:20pm-5:30pm Management of the MalpositionedLower Lateral CartilagesRami Batniji, MD

5:30pm-5:40pm Facial Reanimation: The Johns HopkinsFacial Plastics ApproachShaun Desai, MD; Kofi Boahene, MD; andLisa E. Ishii, MD

5:40pm-5:50pm Addressing the Complicated SaddleNose DeformityWaleed Ezzat, MD

5:50pm-6:00pm How to Use Costal Cartilage Wisely inRhinoplastyYong-Ju Jang, MD

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017

THURSDAY EVENTS AND SOCIALSSATELLITE BREAKFAST SYMPOSIUM(Encanto A) 6:45am-7:30amAdvanced Techniques for Lateral Wall StabilizationSam P. Most, MDSponsored by Spirox(This activity is not an official part of the AAFPRS CMEprogram.)PRESENTATION STAGE IN THE EXHIBIT HALL(Phoenix Ballroom) The Phoenix CO2 Laser--FractionalResurfacing for the Face, Hands and Women's HealthMark Beaty, MD and Laura Beaty, MD (Morning Break)The Spectrum Multi-Platform Laser--An AffordableSolution for Increasing Practice RevenueFred G. Fedok, MD (Lunch Break)The PinXel Micro-Needling System--How to TightenLoose SkinMark Beaty, MD (Afternoon Break)Sponsored by Rohrer Aesthetics, LLC(This activity is not an official part of the AAFPRS CMEprogram.)FELLOWSHIP DIRECTORS LUNCH(Ahwatukee) All AAFPRS fellowship directors areinvited to attend this luncheon from 12:30pm to1:30pm.WELCOME RECEPTION(Phoenix Ballroom) All attendees are invited to theWelcome Reception to be held in the Exhibit Hall from5:30pm to 6:45pm.PAST PRESIDENTS DINNER(Valley Overlook) The annual black tie dinner for allpast presidents will take place from 7:30pm to10:00pm. By invitation only.

CME EVENING EVENT: LIVE INJECTION COURSE(Paradise Valley) 6:45pm-8:45pmModerator: Sam M. Lam, MDDescription: Non-surgical and minimally invasive rejuve-nation has become a critical component to a facial plasticsurgeon's practice today. Advanced techniques andphilosophies flourish in today's competitive landscape.Use of cannulas, periorbital filling, understanding theimportance of outer facial collapse are some of the ad-vanced topics that will be discussed and demonstrated inthis live injection workshop. In addition, there has been are-emergence of thread-based lifting methods that offeran alternative to surgical lifting. This procedure will also bedemonstrated. You should not miss this multi-specialtyseminar that will transform your clinical practice.6:45pm-7:00 pm Introduction Sam Lam7:00pm-7:20 pm Live Injection by Todd Hobgood MD7:20pm-7:40 pm Live Injection by Jody Comstock MD7:40pm-8:00 pm Live Injection by Ron Caniglia MD8:00pm-8:20 pm Live Injection Miriam Cummings MD8:20pm-8:45 pm Live Insta-Lift Demonstration by

Jason Bloom, MD and Brian Gawley, MD

DAY 1

The AAFPRS Foundation would like to thank thefollowing companies for their in-kind support

to the Live Injection Course:Galderma Laboratories - disposable products

Merz Aesthetics - disposable productsAllergan - disposable products

Thermi Aesthetics - disposable productsAnthony Products/GioPelle - durable equipment

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2017Afternoon MAIN SESSION: AGING FACE

(Valley of the Sun)

Management of the NeckModerator: Neal Gordon, MD1:45pm-2:00pm Submental and Neck Tuck Ups After

Facelift: Management, Expectations, HowI Do ItStephen W. Perkins, MD

2:00pm-2:15pm Neck Lifting; Managing the PlatysmaDeirdre Leake, MD

2:15pm-2:30pm Analysis of Cervical Angle Improvementwith Submental Muscular Medializationand SuspensionPhillip R. Langsdon, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm The Answer to the Difficult Lower NeckHarry Mittelman, MD

2:45pm-3:00pm A Graduated Approach to the NeckRami Batniji, MD

3:00pm-3:15pm Options for Treating the Heavy Neck,from Office Procedure to SurgeryMark M. Beaty, MD

3:15pm-3:30pm Adding Submandibular Gland Reductionto Neck LiftingKevin Duplechain, MD

3:30pm-3:50pm Panel Challenges in Neck LiftingModerator: Edward Buckingham, MDPanelists: Vito C. Quatela, MD; NealGordon, MD; and Mark Hamilton, MD


Otoplasty, Facial Implants and Volume, Fat,Complications of Facial RejuvenationModerator: Harry Mittelman, MD4:30pm-5:00pm Advances in Facial Reshaping Implants

Harry Mittelman, MD5:00pm-5:15pm Compare Three Permanent Facial Volume

Therapeutic Options: Silastic Implants, FatTransfer and Polymethyl MethacrylateMicrospheres in CollagenRobert Troell, MD

5:15pm-5:30pm Evolution of Surgical Lip Augmentation--Options and ResultsCatherine Winslow, MD

5:30pm-5:45pm Otoplasty Video and PearlsStephen W. Perkins, MD

5:45pm-6:00pm Transoral Buccal Fat excision in Office.How I do It and WhyJeannie Chung, MD

6:00pm-6:15pm Comprehensive Examination of Facial FatProcessing and Purification MethodsRobert Troell, MD

6:15pm-6:30pm Management Common Complications inFace Lifting PanelModerator: Danny Soares, MDPanelists: Anthony P. Sclafani, MD; DavidHolcomb, MD; and Gregory S. Keller, MD

DAY 26:30am-7:30am Breakfast (Encanto A)6:45am-7:30am Satellite Breakfast Symposium


Morning MAIN SESSION: AGING FACE(Valley of the Sun)

7:20am-7:30am FACE TO FACE:Awaken Your Membership Benefits!Manoj Abraham, MD

Management of the Periorbital AreaModerator: Jonathan M. Sykes, MD7:30am-7:45am Mastering the Lid Cheek Junction

Including FestoonsRichard D. Gentile, MD

7:45am-8:00am Endoscopic Mid-Face Lifting, How I do itMike Carron, MD

8:00am-8:15am SOOF Lift Blepharoplasty: The GoldStandardM. Sean Freeman, MD

8:15am-8:30am Simple Method for Tightening the CanthusJeffrey Joseph, MD

8:30am-8:45am Advanced Techniques in VolumizingUpper and Lower Blepharoplasty toPrevent Skeltonized Post-Surgical EyelidsAndrew A. Jacono, MD

8:45am-9:00am Asian Eyelid SurgeryKun Kim, MDPeriorbital AreaChase Lay, MD

9:00am-9:15am Fat Transfer to the Eyelids andPeriorbital AreaChase Lay, MD

9:151m-9:30am The Lower Eyelid: AnatomicConsiderations and Treatment StrategiesMatt Kienstra, MD

9:30am-10:00am Debate: Controversy in Blepharoplasty :Skin, Fat and Tear TroughsModerator: Minas Constantinides, MDPanelists: Corey S. Mass, MD, Edwin F.Williams, III, MD; and Johnathan M.Sykes, MD

10:00am-10:30am Break in the Exhibit Hall10:30am-10:45am ABFPRS Awards10:45am-11:10am Jack Anderson Lectureship

Perpetual BeautyFranklin Hill Perrell

Surgical Techniques and Approaches to Lateral Faceand JawlineModerator: Vito C. Quatela, MD11:15am-11:30am The Evolution of Face Lifting Techniques

Jill Hessler, MD11:30am-11:45am The SMAS--Deep Plane or No Plane:

Choosing an Optimal Technique for YourPatientFred G. Fedok, MD

11:45am-12:00pmFacelift: Avoiding Pitfalls and MaximizingResults--Helpful Tips for an EmergentFacial Plastic SurgeonKonstantin Vasyukevich, MD

12:00pm-12:15pmMy First 150 Facelifts as a YoungSurgeon: What I have LearnedDanny Soares, MD

12:15pm-12:30pmExtended Deep Plane Rhytidectomy:Incorporating Facial Ligament Release toMaximize Midface and Neck RejuvenationAndrew A. Jacono, MD

12:30pm-1:45pm Lunch in the Exhibit Hall

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Afternoon BREAKOUT 2: FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION(Encanto B)

Moderator: Rod Rezzaee, MDFacial Trauma1:45pm-2:00pm Essential Grafting in the Traumatized Nose

Fred G. Fedok, MD2:00pm-2:15pm Contemporary Approach to Orbital

FracturesClinton Humphrey

2:15pm- 2:30pm Endoscopic DCR using TransilluminationRick Jaggi, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm Latest Thoughts on Mandible FractureRepairRobert M. Kellman, MD

2:45pm-3:00pm Management of ZMC Fractures withOrbital Rim Involvement via SingleBuccal IncisionJewel Greywoode, MD

3:00pm-3:30pm Presentation of Several Cases for PanelKrishna Patel, MD


Facial ReanimationModerator: Tessa A. Hadlock, MD4:30pm-4:45pm Facial Nerve Assessments and Outcomes

Tessa A. Hadlock, MD4:45pm-5:00pm Advances in Acute Facial Paralysis and

Office Based ProceduresCaroline Banks, MD

5:00pm-5:15pm Innovations in Free Gracilis TransferNate Jowett, MD

5:15pm-5:30pm Layperson Perceptions of Facial ParalysisSofia Lyford-Pike, MD

5:30pm-5:45pm Management of Lower Facial SynkinesisBabak Azizzadeh, MD

5:45pm-6:00pm Combining Scientifically DrivenApproaches with Aesthetic Principles toOptimize Facial Paralysis OutcomesShai Rozen, MD

6:00pm-6:30pm Facial Nerve PanelTessa A. Hadlock, MD

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2017Afternoon BREAKOUT 1: RHINOPLASTY

(Encanto A)

Moderator: Sang Kim, MDMastering the Crooked Nose1:45pm- 1:55pm Seven Critical Steps for the Twisted Nose

Benjamin C. Marcus, MD1:55pm-2:05pm Correcting the Deviated Bony Dorsum

Ivan Wayne, MD2:05pm-2:15pm Intermediate (Double) Osteotomy:

Indications, TechniqueAlireza Mesbahi, MD

2:15pm-2:25pm Using a PDS Plate to Correct a C-ShapedNasal DeformityRobin Lindsay, MD

2:25pm-2:35pm Correction of the Deviated, Twisted NoseJonathan M. Sykes, MD

2:35pm-2:45pm Management of the Persistent Post-Operative Nasal DeviationSapna Patel, MD

Correcting the Complex Septal Deformity2:45pm-2:55pm The Near-Perfect Septal Perforation Repair

Geoffrey Ferril, MD2:55pm-3:05pm Modified Extracorporeal Septoplasty for

Correction of Deformed NosesYong-Ju Jang, MD

3:05pm-3:15pm Management of the Deviated Caudal EndSidney Starkman, MD

3:15pm 3:25pm How the Orientation of The PremaxillaCauses Nasal and Septal Deformity andPredisposes to Sleep DisordersHoward Stupak, MD

3:25pm-3:35pm Difficult Septums, Caudal Deviations andRecurvaturesAnita Sethna, MD

3:35pm-3:45pm Septal Crossbar Technique for Correctingthe Deviated SeptumYael Halaas, MD

3:45pm-4:30pm Break in the Exhibit HallRhinoplasty Complications PanelModerator: Dean M. Toriumi, MD4:30pm-4:40pm Asian Rhinoplasty

Chase Lay, MD4:40pm-4:50pm Ugly Scarring after Alar Surgery

Alireza Mesbahi, MD4:50pm-5:00pm Managing the Challenging Skin Envelope

Richard D. Zeph, MD5:00pm -5:30pm Moderator’s Own CaseSecondary Rhinoplasty PanelModerator: Peter A. Adamson, MD5:30pm-5:42pm Aesthetic Revision of the Over-resected

NoseDavid W. Kim, MD

5:42pm-5:54pm Importance of the Septum in RevisionRhinoplastyOren Friedman, MD

5:54pm-6:06pm Secondary Rhinoplasty; Philosophy,Psychology, and Cartilage GraftsNorman J. Pastorek, MD

6:06pm-6:18pm Revision Rhinoplasty: The Over-ResectedNoseSam P. Most, MD

6:18pm- 6:30pm Moderator Commentary and Questions

DAY 2

The AAFPRS Foundation would like to thankJohnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies

for their educational supportof the facial reconstruction sessions.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2017Afternoon BREAKOUT 4: INTERESTING PANELS,

PRESENTATIONS AND ABSTRACTS(Camelback)

Moderator: Cooper Scurry, MD1:45pm-2:30pm PANEL: Global Surgery Initiatives: How to

Quantitate the Data/Results from GlobalSurgeryTessa Hadlock, MD; Blake Alkire, MD;Vito C. Quatela, MD; Mark Shrime, MD;Travis Tollefson, MD; Dave Shaye, MD;and Sapna Patel, MD

2:40pm-2:50pm JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery Annual MostInfluential ArticlesJohn S. Rhee, MD

Oral Paper Presentations2:50pm-2:55pm A Simple Cost-Effective Method for

PhotocephalometryJeffrey T. Gu, MD

2:55pm-3:00pm Characterizing Treatment Pathwaysfollowing Isolated Nasal Fracture: APopulation-Based AssessmentKevin Li, MD

3:00pm-3:05pm Improving Results in Primary andRevision Open Rhinoplasty: A Protocolfor the Treatment of the CompromisedSkin and Soft Tissue EnvelopeLeslie E. Irvine, MD

3:05pm-3:10pm Surgical Closure of Nasal SeptalPerforation: A Study of 113 Patients andLiterature ReviewMahmoud Daoud, MD

3:10pm-3:15pm Current Trends in Management ofSubmental LiposisRussel W.H. Kridel, MD andSagar Patel, MD

3:15pm-3:20pm Hybrid Cartilage-Modifying OtoplastyTechnique and OutcomesLauren B. Moneta, MD andJeffrey D. Markey, MD

3:20pm-3:25pm Efficacy and Safety of TitaniumMiniplates in SeptorhinoplastyPaul Mittermiller, MD

3:30pm-3:35pm Efficacy of Postoperative IntranasalAirway in RhinoplastyPrem B. Tripathi, MD

3:35pm- 3:40pm The Halfway Turn-in-Flap: More Optionsfor the Lateral CrusAlexander Berghaus, MD

3:40pm-3:45pm Surgical Management of DifferentDegree of Droopy NosesSameer Bafaqeeh, MD

3:45pm-3:50pm Treatment of the Lateral Nasal Wall withan Absorbable Implant in Patients withNasal Valve Collapse: 24 Month Follow-UpMarion San Nicoló, MD


Continued ...


Marketing, Design and BrandingModerator: Peter Houtz1:30pm-1:45pm Starting from Scratch - Keeping

the Patient HappyKelly Lance MSN, APRN

1:45pm-2:00pm Brand Marketing Your Cosmetic Practice:Why and HowBill Fukui

2:00pm-2:15pm Mary Poppins Bag of TricksJuliAnn Y, Geldner, JD, LLM

2:15pm-2:30pm Are We Really Salespeople?J. Kevin Duplechain, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm DIY Front Office Team: Basic Video,Design & Social Media MarketingRyan Miller

2:45pm-3:00pm Story Driven Marketing, the Value ofREAL Patient StoriesSteve Schadt

3:00pm-3:15pm How to Successfully Incorporate Hot NewTreatment Trends Into Your PracticeDana Fox

3:15pm-3:30pm How to Host Events with "StandingRoom Only" and "Off-the-Charts-Sales"Dana Fox

3:30pm-3:45pm Panel: There Are No Dumb Questions:Q&A with the ProsPeter Houtz; Bill Fukui; JuliAnn Geldner;J. Kevin Duplechain, MD; Ryan Miller;Steve Schadt; and Dana Fox


PR, Social, Reviews, Email, Paid Search, OthersModerator: Robert Baxter4:15pm-4:30pm Sharing is Daring: Road Rules on What to

Share/Like and Comment on WhenUsing Social MediaDenise Mann

4:30pm-4:45pm Is Your Social Media Marketing Working?Are you sure?Ryan Miller

4:45pm-5:00pm Junk versus Jewell. Email Marketing BestPracticesTim Crowe

5:00pm-5:15pm How to Earn Successful Media Coveragein 2017 and BeyondDenise Mann

5:15pm-5:30pm Unfair Advantage; Paid Search Ads +Social MediaTimour Haider

5:30pm-5:45pm Panel: There Are No Dumb Questions:Q&A with the ProsPanelists: J. Kevin Duplechain, MD;Denise Mann; Ryan Miller; Tim Crowe;and Timour Haider

5:45pm-6:15pm Up Close and Personal With the BusinessFaculty. This is an opportunity for all tomix and mingle, to ask questions and getto know the speakers on a personal level.


DAY 2

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Continuation of Breakout 4...

4:30pm-4:40pm Focusing on Depth: A Key Factor in NasalSkin Cancer ReconstructionAmar Suryadevara, MD

4:40pm-4:50pm Experience in Avoiding and ManagingRhinoplasty complicationsSameer Bafaqeeh, MD

4:50pm-5:00pm Tailor made Nasal Valve Repair: OneGraft Doesn't Fit AllChristian Stallworth, MD

5:00pm-5:10pm Pocket Spreader Grafts: A Useful Tool inRhinoplastyAmar Suryadevara, MD

Abstract Presentations5:10pm-5:15pm Nasal Valve Surgery: Trends in

Ambulatory Surgery Centers from 2008to 2013Aaron Smith, MD

5:15pm-5:20pm Assessment of Nasal Valve SutureStabilization to the Pyriform Crest in theManagement of Internal Nasal ValveCollapseAmani Obeid, MD

5:20pm-5:25pm Radiographic Analysis of Nasal SeptalDeformitiesAri Hyman, MD

5:25pm-5:30pm Management of Concave Lateral CruraDeformity: Stable Reconstruction withthe Butterfly GraftBrittany Howard, MD

5:30pm-5:35pm The M-Plasty Technique: Evaluation ofInternal Nasal Valve CorrectionGarrett Locketz, MD

5:35pm-5:40pm Lateral Absorbable Nasal ImplantNathan Nachlas, MD

5:40pm-5:45pm The Effect of Increasing Nasal TipProjection on Lip Position and its ClinicalSignificanceEric Cerrati, MD

5:45pm-5:50pm TBD5:50pm-5:55pm Use of Tissue Expander for

Reconstruction of Saddle NoseDeformityErin Ostby, MD

5:55pm-6:00pm Reconstruction of the RadicalParotidectomy DefectRahul Seth, MD

6:00pm-6:05pm The Tripod "Concept" of the Upper NasalThirdVictoria Givens, MD

FRIDAY EVENTS AND SOCIALSSATELLITE BREAKFAST SYMPOSIUM(Encanto A) 6:45am-7:30amAesthetic Craniofacial Reshaping with CustomImplantsWilliam J. Binder, MDSponsored by Implantech(This activity is not an official part of the AAFPRSCME program.)3D computer designed implants make for powerfuland unprecedented aesthetic changes of the faceand skull. Custom implants can be made for desiredaesthetic enhancements from the top of the headdown to the jawline.

WOMEN IN FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERYLUNCHEON(Ahwatukee) All attendees are invited to attend thisluncheon sponsored by the Women in Facial PlasticSurgery from 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Featured speakeris Jennifer Linder, MD.

PRESENTATION STAGE IN THE EXHIBIT HALL(Phoenix Ballroom) Why There is No Better Time toAdd Hair Restoration Into Your PracticeJonathan M. Sykes, MD (Lunch Break)The Impact of Offering Hair Restoration in YourPracticeAngela Sturm, MD (Afternoon Break)Sponsored by NeoGraft(This activity is not an official part of the AAFPRSCME program.)

FOUNDERS CLUB DINNER(The Farm at South Mountain, off-site) This annualdinner is by invitation only and will be held from7:00pm to 10:00pm.

YOUNG PHYSICIANS EVENT(Paradise Valley) Coordinated by the Young Physi-cians Committee, all attendees are invited to attendthis event from 6:45pm to 8:45pm. Food and bever-age will be served.

“GAIN Presents Technology Meets Technique”Learn about the latest next generation hyaluronicacid dermal fillers from the Restylane® Family.Symposium will include live injections and willdiscuss the science behind these new technologiesand their ability to help maintain natural expressionin motion.Faculty: Jason D. Bloom, MD and Burke P. Robinson,MDSponsored by Galderma Laboratories(This activity is not an official part of the AAFPRSCME program.)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2017DAY 2

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017Afternoon MAIN SESSION: MINIMALLY INVASIVE

AND EMERGING TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGY(Valley of the Sun)

Lasers & TechnologyModerator: Andrew C. Campbell, MD1:45pm-2:00pm RF Treatment of Glabellar Lines,

Mulit-Center TrialJames Newman, MD

2:00pm-2:15pm Universal TCA Peel on White and EthnicSkin: How to Build a Large and Safe PeelPracticeNabil Fanous, MD

2:15pm-2:30pm Inject, Freeze, or Both? Non-SurgicalSubmental Fat ReductionParker Velargo, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm Laser Lipolysis in Facial RejuvenationDavid Holcomb, MD

2:45pm-3:00pm RF Rejuvenation of the Lower Face andNeck: Over, Under or Through The Skin?Jason Bloom, MD

3:00pm-3:15pm Update on Technology for SkinResurfacing, from Lasers to RF: How I Do ItYael Halaas, MD

3:15pm-3:30pm Multimodal Approach to Treating AcneScarsGiancarlo Zuliani, MD

3:30pm-3:45pm Navigating a Purchase On EquipmentPaul J. Carniol, MD


4:15pm-4:30pm PDO Threads for Non-Surgical FacialLiftingKian Karimi, MD

4:30pm-5:00pm Panel: Anesthesia and Analgesia forMinimally Invasive Procedures, Tips fromthe ExpertsModerator: Steve Weiner, MDPanelists: Jason Bloom, MD; JamesNewman, MD; Andrew C. Campbell, MD;and Harry Mittelman, MD

5:00pm-5:30pm Avoiding and Managing Complicationsfrom Lasers, Ultrasound andRadiofrequencyModerator: Paul J. Carniol, MDPanelists: Kian Karimi, MD; DeirdreLeake, MD; Yael Halaas, MD; andRichard D. Gentile, MD

DAY 36:30am-7:30am Breakfast (Encanto A)6:45am-7:30am Satellite Breakfast Symposium


MAIN SESSION: MINIMALLY INVASIVE ANDEMERGING TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGY

(Valley of the Sun)

Moderator: Lisa Grunebaum, MD7:30am-7:45am The Latest Generation of Hyaluronic

Fillers: How They Work and where toInject ThemMichael Somenek, MD

7:45am-8:00am Latest Update and Novel Uses ofNeuromodulatorsTim Greco, MD

8:00am-8:15am My Approach to Rejuvenating thePerioral RegionLisa Grunebaum, MD

8:15am-8:30am PLLA: Latest Update and Novel UsesJeannie Chung, MD

8:30am-8:45am Things You Didn't Know You Could Dowith a FillerJill Hessler, MD

8:45am-9:00am Sculpting, Sliming, Rejuvenating theJawline With Injections: How I Do ItSteve Weiner, MD

9:00am-9:15am The Use of Fillers for Non-SurgicalRhinoplastyDavid Rodwell, MD

9:15am-9:30am New Concepts in Platelet Therapy --Injectable Platelet Rich Fibrin (Iprf)Kian Karimi, MD

9:30am-9:45am Medical Skin Care for the Facial PlasticSurgeonRaj Terkonda, MD

9:45am-10:00am Micro-Cannulas: The Latest Advancesand How I Use ThemRichard D. Zeph, MD


10:30am-10:45am 5000 Syringe PMMA Experience: WhatI've Learned and How I Do ItRichard Castellano, MD

10:45am-11:10am Filling the tear trough: How I do ItLouis DeJoseph, MD

11:10am-11:35am Filler Best Uses and Complications PanelModerator: J. Randall Jordan, MDPanelists: Lisa Grunebaum, MD; TimGreco, MD; Richard Castellano, MD;and Hema Sundaram, MD;

11:35am-11:45am AAFPRS Research Grants and Awards11:45am-12:05pmBusiness Meeting and Elections

Incoming President’s AddressWilliam H. Truswell, MD

12:05pm-12:45pmGene Tardy Scholar“Let’s Do It: The Legacy of Robert L.Simons, MD and Facial Plastic Surgery"Robert L. Simons, MD


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Afternoon BREAKOUT 2: MICROVASCULAR WORKSHOP(Camelback)

Moderator: Mark K. Wax, MD

1:00pm-1:10pm IntroductionMark K. Wax, MD

1:10pm-1:20pm Tips from Around the WorldBrett Miles, MD

1:20pm-1:35pm Innovations in Free Flap SurgeryMinimizing Morbidity and ExpandingIndications for Free Tissue TransferMichael Fritz, MD

1:35pm-2:15pm Panel: 3-D Modeling & Patient SpecificPlatesModerator: Ryan Li, MDStandardizing a SystemSteven Cannady, MDMandibular ReconstructionPhillip Pirgousis, MDMaxillary ReconstructionDaniel Petrisor, MDImplants/Teeth in a DayMark K. Wax, MD

2:15pm-2:45pm Panel: Surgical EfficiencyModerator: Joshua Rosenberg, MDWhat I Do Now as Opposed to When IStartedEric Genden, MDTricks Over the YearsMatthew Hanasono, MDConcurrent SurgeryMark K. Wax, MD

2:45pm-3:20pm Panel: Facial ReanimationModerator: Rahul Seth, MDGracilis: Dual Nerve Re InnervationLeslie Kim, MDGracilis: Technical ModificationsTessa A. Hadlock, MDHow to Establish a Center of ExcellenceBabak Azizzadeh, MD

3:20pm-3:50pm Panel: Cost Implications of Free TissueTransferModerator: Larissa Sweeny, MDPanelists: Steve Cannady, MD; RabieShanti, MD; and Larissa Sweeny, MD


4:20pm-4:50pm Panel: Age Related IssuesModerator: Amy Pittman, MDPediatric FlapsRod Rezaee, MDElderly FlapsRobert Lindau, MDPalliative FlapsBrett Miles, MD

4:50pm-5:20pm ControversiesModerator: Judith Skoner, MDAre Free Flaps Necessary for EveryDefectRichard Hayden, MDLimitations Of Submental Island andSupra Clavicular FlapsUrjeet Patel, MDVein Grafts: A ReviewMathew Old, MDMonitoringRyan Jackson, MD

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017Afternoon BREAKOUT 1: RHINOPLASTY

(Encanto A)

Moderator: Moderator: Mark Petroff, MD

Endonasal Rhinoplasty Techniques1:45pm-2:00pm Lower Lateral Cartilage Remodeling:

Endonasal ApproachAlireza Mesbahi, MD

2:00pm-2:15pm Transcartilagenous Approaches to theNasal TipMike Carron, MD

2:15pm-2:30pm Endonasal Application of OpenRhinoplasty TechniquesRichard W. Westreich, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm Novel Trends in Endonasal RhinoplastyCemal Cingi, MD

Nasal Tip Techniques2:45pm-2:55pm Utilizing Vertical Dome Division in the

Management of a Challenging Nasal TipRoger A. Allcroft, MD

2:55pm-3:05pm Essentials of Alar Rim Grafting--Correcting the Alar Margin and ContourBrian Wong, MD

3:05pm-3:15pm The Importance of the Ala-Columella-LipRatio in RhinoplastyRui Xavier, MD

3:15pm-3:25pm Top 3 Tip Tips: Obtaining an ElegantNasal TipGeoffrey Ferril, MD

3:25pm-3:35pm Tip Grafts: Indications, Pearls, ResultsChristian Jacob, MD

3:35pm-3:45pm Biomechanical and Shape Concepts forPlanning Tip SurgeryRichard W. Westreich, MD


Nasal Dorsal Contouring- Augmentation and Reduction4:15pm-4:30pm Autologous Cartilage Grafting of the

Nasal Dorsum: Controversies andOptionsBrian Wong, MD

4:30pm-4:45pm Surgical Approaches to the NasalDorsumOren Friedman, MD

4:45pm-5:00pm PPP+Diced Cartilage for Nasal DorsumElen Demasi, MD

5:00pm-5:15pm Dorsal Augmentation with Non-Autologous Rib CartilageJ. Randall Jordan, MD

5:15pm-5:30pm Spreader Grafts through an Endonasaland External ApproachGrant S. Hamilton, MD

DAY 3

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 20175:20pm-5:50pm Panel: The Failing Flap

Moderator: Tamer Ghanem, MDHow to DetectBenjamin Greene, MDHow to ManageTamer Ghanem, MDSo It's Dead What NowRyan Li, MD

5:50pm-6:20pm Panel: Orbital ReconstructionModerator Kalpesh Vakharia, MDThe Floor/RimDaniel P Knott, MDSynthetics vs BoneRussel Kahmke, MDThe Exenteration DefectFreedom Johnson, MD


Web Site / Google / SEOModerator: Ryan Miller1:30pm-1:45pm Effective Blogging Techniques Everyone

Can UseTim Crowe

1:45pm-2:00pm How to Improve Your Current Web SitePeter Houtz

2:00pm-2:15pm New Data That Generates More CosmeticPatients - For Less MoneyBill Fukui

2:15pm-2:30pm Trendspotting: Hot Topics for 2018 andBeyondDenise Mann

2:30pm-2:45pm How to Build an Online Brand for BothGoogle and New PatientsTimour Haider

2:45pm-3:00pm Measuring Your Online Conversion RatePeter Houtz

3:00pm-3:15pm Making Bad Reviews Go Away withoutGetting Ripped Off: A Step-by-Step GuideRobert Baxter

3:15pm-3:30pm Panel: There are No Dumb Questions:Q&A with the ProsRyan Miller; Tim Crowe; Peter Houtz;Bill Fukui; Robert Baxter; Denise Mann;and Timour Haider


Web Site/Google/SEOModerator: Tim Crowe4:00pm-4:15pm Attract Prospective Patients with

Strategic B & A GalleriesCandace Crowe

4:15pm-4:30pm Local Optimization as it Applies to YourInternet PresencePeter Houtz

4:30pm4:45pm Best Practices for Converting Leads toAttended AppointmentsRyan Lehrl

4:45pm-5:00pm Attracting Facelift Patients OnlineRyan Miller

5:00pm-5:15pm Creative Website Design Strategies thatEngage Visitors and Convert ProspectsBill Fukui

5:15pm-5:30pm How Not to Build a Web Presence in 2018Robert Baxter

5:30pm-5:45pm Internet Panel Blowout!Ryan Miller; Bill Fukui; Robert Baxter;Peter Houtz; Timour Hader; and SteveSchadt


SATURDAY EVENTS AND SOCIALSSATELLITE BREAKFAST SYMPOSIUM(Encanto A) 6:45am-7:30amBreakthrough Innovations with SkinMedicaLisa Grunebaum, MDSponsored by Allergan(This activity is not an official part of the AAFPRS CMEprogram.)

PRESENTATION STAGE IN THE EXHIBIT HALL(Phoenix Ballroom) Tailoring Skincare Based onPatient Needs with NEOCUTIS TechnologiesBill Vorhies, West Area Director, Merz Aesthetics(Morning Break)Ultherapy Treatment: A Foundational Therapy forEvery Aesthetic PracticeAnn Kann, Regional Director Device Consumables,Merz Aesthetics (Lunch Break)Sponsored by Merz Aesthetics(This activity is not an official part of the AAFPRS CMEprogram.)

ACADEMIC PRACTICE LUNCHEON(Paradise Valley) All those phycians in academicpractice are invited to attend this luncheon from12:45pm to 1:45pm. Speaker is John S. Rhee, MD.

1887 LUNCHEON(Ahwatukee) All 1887 members are invited to attendthis luncheon from 12:45pm to 1:45pm.

DAY 3

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Afternoon BREAKOUT 4: AGING FACE(Encanto B)

Moderator: Matthew White, MDFacelift, Hair Restoration, Trangender Surgery1:45pm-2:00pm What Plane is Best for Rhytidectomy

Richard D. Gentile, MD2:00pm-2:15pm Bi-Directional Deep Plane Face Lifting,

A Clear AdvantageGregory S. Keller, MD

2:15pm-2:30pm Deep Plane Facelift Techniques toMinimize Stigmata Of SurgeryTimothy Miller, MD

2:30pm-2:45pm Achieving The Best Results In HairTransplantation: An Evidence BasedApproachLisa E. Ishii, MD

2:45pm-3:00pm Plasma Rich Protein (PRP) and HairTransplant for Female Hair LossLinda Lee, MD

3:00pm-3:15pm Facial Analysis for Transgender SurgeryScott Chaiet, MD

3:15pm-3:30pm Tracheal ShaveAngela Strum, MD

3:30pm-3:45pm Modern Facial Feminization Surgery:The Pearls And How I Do ItThomas Lamperti, MD


4:15pm-4:45pm Silhouette InstaliftKaete Archer, MD

4:45pm-5:00pm What Every Facial Plastic Surgeon ShouldKnow About Ehlers-Danlos SyndromeTheda C. Kontis, MD

5:00pm-5:15pm What does Endoscopic Brow Lifting haveto do with Migraine Headaches?David Stepnick, MD

5:15pm-5:30pm Simple Correction of Minor Chin PtosisChristian Jacob, MD

5:30pm-5:45pm Benefits of Tumescent Anesthesia in theHead and NeckStephen Weber, MD

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017DAY 3

The AAFPRS Foundation and theOrganization of Facial Plastic Surgery Assistants

(OFPSA)wish to thankDermaFlashNewBeauty

PCA Skinfor their contributions to the OFPSA Swag Bags.

The AAFPRS Foundation would like to thank thefollowing companies for their educational support

to the 2017 AAFPRS Annual Meeting:Galderma Laboratories

Merz AetheticsAllergan

Thermi AestheticsJohnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies

The AAFPRS Foundation would like to thank thefollowing companies for their in-kind support

to the Live Injection Workshop:Galderma Laboratories - disposable products

Merz Aesthetics - disposable productsAllergan - disposable products

Thermi Aesthetics - disposable productsAnthony Products/GioPelle - durable equipment

DisclaimerRegistrants for this course understand that medical andscientific knowledge is constantly evolving and that theviews and techniques of the instructors are their ownand may reflect innovations and opinions not univer-sally shared. The views and techniques of the instructorsare not necessarily those of the Academy or its Founda-tion but are presented in this forum to advance scien-tific and medical education. Registrants waive any claimagainst the Academy or its Foundation arising out ofinformation presented in this course. Registrants alsounderstand that operating rooms and health-carefacilities present inherent dangers. Registrants waiveany claim against the Academy or Foundation for injuryor other damage resulting in any way from courseparticipation. This educational program is not designedfor certification purposes. Neither the AAFPRS nor itsFoundation provides certification of proficiency forthose attending.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017Morning Session


(non-CME sponsored event)

8:00am-8:20am Welcome, Officer Introduction andProgram OverviewAmy Mladineo, OFPSA President

8:20am-8:25am AAFPRS President GreetingFred G. Fedok, MD

8:25am-8:35am Presentation of 2017 OFPSA Member ofthe Year AwardAmy Mladineo and Sherrie Marney

8:35am-9:00am Member IntroductionsOFPSA Members

9:00am-9:30am Social Media that Drives ROIThomas Couture

9:30am-10:00am Transgender Patient Care in the FacialPlastic Surgery Practice: A Physician andPatient PanelAngela Sturm, MD; Scott Chaiet, MD,and Lou Weaver (Patient)


10:40am-11:05am Grit: Keep on Keeping on…Kelly Lance MSN, APRN

11:05am-11:25am Tick Tok- How to Make Patient WaitTimes More BearableJamie Hilliard

11:25am-12:00pmManaging Your Practice in a SocialWorldThomas Couture


Afternoon SessionBREAKOUT 3: PRACTICE MANAGEMENT (See page 13)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2017Morning Session6:30am-7:30am Breakfast (Encanto A)6:45am-7:30am Satellite Breakfast Symposium

(non-CME sponsored event)8:00am-8:30am Daily Overview & Voting for 2017

OFPSA OfficersAmy Mladineo

8:30am-9:00am Empowering Your StaffSami Moubayed, MD

9:00am-9:30am TeamworkTheda C. Kontis, MD

9:30am-10:00am 2017 OFPSA Officer Election ResultsAmy Mladineo


ORGANIZATION OF FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY ASSISTANTS (OFPSA)

10:30am-11:00am Post Op Rhinoplasty ManagementRoush Kalebjian, NP

11:00am-11:30am FACE TO FACE: A Win-Win for YourPracticeManoj Abraham, MD

11:30am-12:00pm Incorporating Comprehensive FacialAssessment During ConsultationRami Batniji, MD

12:00pm-12:30pmNurse InjectorsTodd Hobgood, MD



SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017Morning Session


(non-CME sponsored event)

8:00am-8:30am Daily OverviewAmy Mladineo

8:30am-8:50am Live Video On Surgery, Fillers & Laser toBuild Your Social MediaRichard Castellano, MD

8:50am-9:10am How Online Price Transparency canTransform Your PracticeJonathan Kaplan, MD

9:10am-9:30am How to Use Each Employee to Cross-Sell Practice Services EffectivelyJuli Geldner

9:30am-10:00am Staffing, Open Houses, Patient/StaffLoyal RelationshipEileen Slutsky


10:30am-11:00am What Would Your Sister Say? TheImportance of Understanding WhatCauses Patients to Choose InjectableTreatmentsDrew Fine

11:00am-11:20am Loyalty should have its Rewards andRewards Should Have its LoyaltyDana Fox

11:20am-12:00pm Practice Management IssuesTodd Hobgood, MD

12:00pm-12:30pmMorning Re-Cap RoundtableDiscussionsOFPSA Members



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SPEAKERSManoj Abraham, MD, Poughkeepsie, NYPeter A. Adamson, OOnt, MD, FRCSC, Toronto, ON, CanadaBlake Alkire, MD, MPH, Harvard, Boston, MARoger Allcroft, MD, Northampton, MAKaete Archer, MD, Melbourne, FLMark A. Armeni, MD, Morgantown, WVDemetri Arnaoutakis, MD, Dallas, TXJamil Asaria, MD, Toronto, ON, CanadaBabak Azizzadeh, MD, Beverly Hills, CAProf. Sameerali Bafaqeeh, MD, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaKatya Bailor, MD, Vero Beach, FLCaroline A. Banks, Boston, MAAnthony Bared, MD, Miami, FL, MDJosé E Barrera, MD, Washington DCRami K. Batniji, MD, Newport Beach, CARobert Baxter, Miami, FLMark M. Beaty, MD, Atlanta, GAStuart H. Bentkover, MD, Worcester, MAProf. Dr. Alexander Berghaus, MD, Munich, GermanyPrabhat Bhama MD, MPH, Honolulu, HIJason D. Bloom, MD, Philadelphia, PAKofi Boahene, MD, Baltimore, MDTara E. Brennan, MD, Albuquerque, NMEdward D. Buckingham, MD, Austin, TXJordan Cain, MD, Frisco, TXAndrew C. Campbell, MD, Mequon, WIRonald J. Caniglia, MD, Scottsdale, AZSteven B. Cannady, MD, Philadelphia, PAPaul J. Carniol, MD, Summit, NJMike Carron, MD, Detroit, MIRich Castellano, MD, Tampa, FLEric W. Cerrati, MD, Salt Lake City, UTScott R. Chaiet, MD, MBA, Madison, WICollin L. Chen, MD, St. Louis, MOJeannie Chung, MD, Boston, MACemal Cingi, MD, Eskisehir TurkeyJ. Madison Clark, MD, Chapel Hill, NCRoxana Cobo, MD, Cali, ColumbiaJody Comstock, MD, Tucson, AZMinas Constantinides, MD, Austin, TXThomas Couture, Orlando, FLCandace Crowe, Orlando, FLTimothy Crowe, Orlando, FLMiriam P. Cummings, MD, Phoenix, AZRichard E. Davis, MD, Miramar, FLElen DeMasi, PhD, UFPR, Curitiba Pr. BrazilRobert Deeb, MD, Detroit, MILouis M. DeJoseph, MD, Atlanta, GAJaimie DeRosa, MD, Boston, MAShaun C. Desai, MD, Baltimore, MDAlexander S. Donath, MD, Cincinnati, OHYadro Ducic, MD, Dallas-Fort Worth, TXJ. Kevin Duplechain, MD, Lafayette, LA

Brandon Esianor, BS, Houston, TXWaleed H. Ezzat, MD, Boston, MANabil Fanous, MD, Montreal, PQ, CanadaFred G. Fedok, MD, Gulf Shores, ALJohn C Ferguson, MD, Honolulu, HIGeoffrey R. Ferril, MD, Aurora, CODrew Fine, MBA, Trophy Club, TXInessa Fishman, MD, Atlanta, GADana Fox, Seattle, WAM. Sean Freeman, MD, Charlotte, NCOren Friedman, MD, Philadelphia, PAMichael A. Fritz, MD, Cleveland, OhioBill Fukui, Golden, COBrian Gawley, MD, Scottsdale, AZFrank G. Garritano, MD, San Leandro, CAJuliAnn Y. Geldner, JD, LLM, Chicago, ILEric Genden, MD, New York, NYRichard D. Gentile MD, MBA, Youngstown, OHTamer Ghanem, MD, Detroit, MIDavid A. Gilpin, MD, Nashville, TNVictoria B. Givens, MD, New Orleans, LANeil A. Gordon, MD, New Haven, CTTimothy M. Greco, MD, Bala Cynwyd, PABenjamin Greene, MD, Birmingham, ALJewel D. Greywoode, MD, Baltimore, MDLisa D. Grunebaum, MD,Miami, FLJeffrey T. Gu, MS, Irvine, CAAmar Gupta, MD, Detroit, MIW. Marshall Guy, MD, The Woodlands, TXTheresa Hadlock, MD, Boston, MATimour Haider, Carlsbad, CAYael Halaas, MD, Bronx, NYMark Hamilton, MD, Indianapolis, INGrant S. Hamilton, III, MD, Rochester, MNMatthew Hanasono, MD, Houston, TXRon Hartley, CAC, Salt Lake City, UtahRichard Hayden, MD, Phoenix, AZRyan Heffelfinger, MD, Philadelphia, PAJill L. Hessler, MD, Palo Alto, CALaura Hetzler, MD, New Orleans, LAPeter A. Hilger, MD, Edina, MNJamie Hilliard, Sr., Scottsdale, AZTodd Christopher Hobgood, MD, Scottsdale, AZDavid Hohuan, MD, Yuma, AZJ. David Holcomb, MD, Sarasota, FLG. Richard Holt, MD, San Antonio, TXPeter Houtz, Rancho Cucamonga, CABrittany E. Howard, MD, Phoenix, AZChristian Howell, RN, CPSN, Columbia MOClinton Humphrey, MD, Kansas City, KSAri J. Hyman, MD, Bronx, NYLeslie E. Irvine, MD, Santa Barbara, CALisa E. Ishii, MD, Baltimore, MDRyan S. Jackson, MD, St. Louis, MOChristian D. Jacob, MD, New Orleans, LAAndrew A. Jacono, MD, Great Neck, NY

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SPEAKERSRick Jaggi MD, FRCSC, Saskatchewan, CanadaYong Ju Jang, MD, PhD, Seoul, KoreaFreedom Johnson, MD, Cleveland, OHNathan D. Johnson MD, Indianapolis, INLamont R. Jones, MD, MBA, Detroit, MIJ. Randall Jordan, MD, Jackson, MSJohn H. Joseph, MD, Beverly Hills, CAJeffrey J. Joseph, MD, Lafayette, LANate Jowett, Harvard, Boston, MARussel Kahmke, MD, Durham, NCRoush Kalebjian, NP, Palo Alto, CAJonathan Kaplan, MD, San Francisco, CAKian Karimi MD, Los Angeles, CAGreg Keller, MD, Los Angeles, CARobert M. Kellman, MD, Syracuse, NYMatthew A. Kienstra, MD, Springfield, MODavid W. Kim, MD, San Francisco, CAHaena Kim MD, Walnut Creek, CAJae Y. Kim, MD, Cleveland, OHKun Z. Kim, MD, Atlanta, GALeslie Kim, MD, Columbus, OHSang W. Kim, MD, Syracuse, NYP. Daniel Knott, MD, San Francisco, CAAnita Konka, MD, MPH, Philadelphia, PATheda C. Kontis, MD, Baltimore, MDRussell W.H. Kridel, MD, Houston, TXSamuel M. Lam, MD, Dallas, TXThomas Lamperti, MD, Seattle, WAKelly Lance, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, Draper, UTPhillip R. Langsdon, MD, Memphis, TNChase Lay, MD, San Jose, CADeirdre Leake, MD, St. Augustine, FLLinda N. Lee, MD, Boston, MATara Leifer, New York City, NYRyan Lehrl, Jupiter, FLKevin Li, MD, Stanford, CARyan J. Li, MD, Portland, ORRobert Lindau, MD, Omaha, NERobin Lindsay, MD, Boston, MAGarrett D. Locketz, MD, Philadelphia, PASofia Lyford-Pike MD, Wayzata, MNCorey S. Maas, MD, San FranciscoSimon J. Madorsky, MD, Orange, CADenise Mann, MS, New York NYBenjamin C. Marcus, MD, Madison, WIJeff Markey, MD, Portland, ORFrederick Menick, MD, Tucson, AZAlireza Mesbahi, MD, Shiraz, IranBrett A. Miles, DDS, MD, New York, NYTimothy R. Miller, MD, Aliso Viejo, CARyan Miller, San Luis Obispo, CAHarry Mittelman, MD, Los Altos, CAPaul Mittermiller, MD, Stanford, CAAmy Mladineo, Palo Alto, CALauren B. Moneta, MD, Portland, OR

Sam P. Most, MD, Stanford, CASami Moubayed, MD, Montreal, QC, CanadaJeff Moyer, Ann Arbor, MIAlex W. Murphey, MD, Charleston, SCNathan Nachlas, MD, Boca Raton, FLJason C. Nellis, MD, Baltimore, MDJames Newman, MD, Palo Alto, CATeresa O, MD, New York, NYAmani Obeid, MD, Memphis, TNJoy Obokhare, MD, Amarillo, TXJason M. O’Dell, MS, Cincinnati, OHClara Olcott, MD, New York, NYMatthew Old, MD, Columbus, OHErin Ostby, MD, Loma Linda, CAIra D. Papel, MD, Baltimore, MDNorman J. Pastorek, MD, New York, NYKrishna Patel, MD, PhD, Charleston, SCSagar Patel, MD, Houston, TXSapna A. Patel, MD, Seattle, WAUrjeet A. Patel, MD, Chicago, ILStephen W. Perkins, MD, Indianapolis, INFranklin H. Perrell, Syosset, NYDaniel Petrisor, DMD, MD, Portland, ORMark A. Petroff, MD, Lake Oswego, ORPhil Pirgousis, MD, Jacksonville, FLAmy Pittman, MD, Chicago, ILJeffrey Pollard, MD, Mountain View, CAVito C. Quatela, MD, Rochester, NYSrinivasa Rao-Merugumala, Cambridge, UKHani Rayess, MD, Detroit, MIChelsy Regan, Jupiter, FLRod Rezaee, MD, Cleveland, OHJohn S. Rhee, MD, MPH,Milwaukee, WIWm. Russell Ries, MD, Nashville, TNJordan Rihani, MD, Southlake, TXDavid W. Rodwell, III, MD, Charleston, SCJoshua D. Rosenberg, MD, New York, NYDaniel E. Rousso, MD, Birmingham, ALJoseph J. Rousso, MD, New York, NYShai Rozen, MD, Dallas, TXShannon F. Rudy, MD, Palo Alto, CAMarion San Nicoló, MD, Munich, GermanyJordan P. Sand, MD, Los Angeles, CATim Sawyer, Orlando, FLSteve Schadt , Sarasota, FLAnthony P. Sclafani, MD, New York, NYW. Cooper Scurry, Jr. MD, Winston-Salem, NCRahul Seth, MD, San Francisco, CAAnita Sethna, MD, Atlanta, GARabie M. Shanti, DMD, MD, Philadelphia, PAJulie Sharp, Carmel, INDavid A. Shaye, MD, Boston, MATaha Z. Shipchandler, MD, Indianapolis, INWilliam W. Shockley MD, Chapel Hill, NCKevin A. Shumrick, MD, Cincinnati, Ohio

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Robert L. Simons, MD, Miami Beach, FLJudith M. Skoner, MD, Charleston, SCEileen Slutsky, RN, BSN, CANS, Raleigh, NCAaron Smith, MD, Memphis, TNDanny Soares, MD, Orlando, FLIfeolumipo Sofola, MD, Houston, TXMichael Somenek, MD, Washington, DCChristian L. Stallworth, MD, San Antonio, TXSidney J. Starkman, MD, Amherst, NYDavid W. Stepnick, MD, Cleveland, OHKai Sternstein, JD, Chicago, ILChaz L. Stucken, MD, Ann Arbor, MIHoward D. Stupak, MD, Bronx, NYAngela Sturm, MD, Houston, TXAhmed Sufyan MD, East Lansing, MIHema Sundaram, MD, Rolling Meadows, ILAmar Suryadevara MD, Syracuse, NYLarissa Sweeny, MD, Philadelphia, PAJonathan M. Sykes, MD, Sacramento, CAEd Syring, Miami Beach, FLKristina Tansavatdi, MD, Westlake Village, CASherard A. Tatum, III, MD, Syracuse, NYRaj P. Terkonda, MD, Phoenix, AZTravis T. Tollefson, MD, MPH, Sacramento, CADean M. Toriumi, MD, Chicago, ILPrem Tripathi, MD, Orange, CARobert J. Troell, MD, Las Vegas, NVWilliam H. Truswell, IV, MD, Easthampton, MA, and Seabrook Island, SC,Konstantin Vasyukevich, MD, New York, NYKalpesh Vakharia, MD, Baltimore, MDParker A. Velargo, MD, New Orleans, LATamara Vileta, Seattle, WAMilton Waner, MD, New York, NYHeather H. Waters, MD, New York, NYDeborah Watson, MD, San Diego, CAMark K. Wax, MD, Portland ORIvan Wayne, MD, Oklahoma City, OKLou Weaver, Houston, TXStephen Weber, MD, Denver, ColoradoSteven F. Weiner, MD, Santa Rosa Beach, FLSean R. Weiss, MD, New Orleans, LARichard W. Westreich, MD, New York, NYW. Matthew White, New York, NYEdwin F. Williams, III, MD, Albany, NYCatherine P. Winslow, MD, Carmel, INBrian J.F. Wong, MD, PhD, Irvine, CARui Xavier, MD, Porto, PortugalKyle Yamamoto, MD, Reno, NVRichard D. Zeph, MD, Indianapolis, INGiancarlo Zuliani, MD, Detroit, MI

SPEAKERS

The AAFPRS Foundation would like to thank thefollowing companies for their promotional support

of the 2017 AAFPRS Annual Meeting:Galderma Laboratories

RevanceCareCredit

Merz AestheticsRedSpot Interactive

AllerganRohrer Aesthetics LLC

Spirox, Inc.Implantech Associates

NeoGraft

Special thanks to our media partners:Modern Aesthetics

NewBeautyPrime Journal

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NEW AND UPGRADED MEMBERS(JUNE 2016 TO MAY 2017)

FELLOWJeffrey M. Ahn, MD, New York, NYMichael Boggess, MD, Brentwood, TNCharles M. Boyd, MD, Birmingham, MIRavinder Dahiya, MD, Rockville, MDRoberto E. Garcia, MD, Ponte Vedra Beach,Haitham Masri, MD, Dearborn, MIJacob Sedgh, MD, Baldwin Park, CAA. John Vartanian, MD, Glendale, CA

INTERNATIONALMaurice Aceves, MD, Mexicali, MexicoDominic Bray, MD, London, United KingdomNabil Fakih-Gomez, MD, Sevilla, SpainKritsada Kowitwibool, MD, Bangkok, ThailandGeorge Mireas, MD, Athens, GreeceDaniel Sommerz Best, MD, Pachuca Hidalgo, Mexico

MEMBERKenneth J. Andrews, MD, Manhattan, NYKaete Alexandra Archer, MD, Melbourne, FLKatsiaryna H. Bailor, MD, Vero Beach, FLJonathan Ari Cabin, MD, Beverly Hills, CAJordan Austin Cain, MD, Frisco, TXRyan P. Chastant, MD, Lafayette, LACameron Chesnut, MD, Spokane, WARobert H. Deeb, MD, Grosse Pointe Farms, MIJason M. Guillot, MD, Mandeville, LABedy Chung Lau, MD, Vancouver, BCMatthew Kun Lee, MD, Los Angeles, CADaniel James Liebertz, MD, Kirkland, WAJessyka Grace Lighthall, MD, Hershey, PAJeff R. Marcus, MD, Durham, NCNoah E. Meltzer, MD, McLean, VAKevin K. Motamedi, MD, Lafayette, COMatthew Allen Richardson, MD, Frisco, TXBryan Nicolas Rolfes, MD, Wayzata, MNEric Scott Rosenberger, MD, Austin, TXJavad Abbas Sajan, MD, Seattle, WANathan Todd Nelson Schreiber, MD, Marshfield, WIBradley John Seaman, MD, Overland Park, KSJonathan R. Skirko, MD, Salt Lake City, UTMelanie Malone, MD, Bronx, NYKalpesh T. Vakharia, MD, Baltimore, MD,Khuong Van Nguyen, MD, Chamblee, GACatherine Chong Weng, MD, Broomfield, CO

RESEARCH AND AWARD RECIPIENTS

Congratulations to the following members for receivingthese awards in 2017.

Resident Research GrantChelsea Troiano, MD, Boston, MAEffects of Electronic Cigarette Vaping on Random FlapViability in Rats

Resident Research GrantJoanna Kam, MD, Detroit, MIEffects of Keloid Derived Exosomes on Normal FibroblastFunction

Clinical Research ScholarshipJohn J. Chi, MD, St. Louis, MOPursuing Master of Health Population Sciences atWashington University School of Medicine

Residency Travel AwardNeela Rao, MD, Chicago, ILThe Effects of Topical Yeast Protein Extract on WoundHealing in Healthy and Metabolically CompromisedMouse Models

Residency Travel AwardMathew Miller, MD, Charlottesville, VAMohs Reconstruction: Is Timing a Priority

Ben Shuster Memorial AwardShaun Desai, MD, Baltimore, MDThirty Day Hospital Revisit Rates & Factors Associated withRevisit in Patients Undergoing Septorhinoplasty

John Orlando Roe AwardEric Cerrati, MD, Chicago, ILThe Effect of Increasing Nasal Tip Projections on LipPosition and Its Clinical Significance

Sir Harold Delf Gillies AwardSami Moubayed, MD, Montreal, ON CanadaThe 10-item Standardized Cosmesis and Health NasalOutcomes Survey (SCHNOS) for Functional and CosmeticRhinoplasty

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ABOUT THE AAFPRSITS HISTORY. The American Academy of Facial Plastic andReconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) was founded in 1964 andrepresents more than 3,000 facial plastic and reconstruc-tive surgeons throughout the world. The AAFPRS is aNational Medical Specialty Society of the American Medi-cal Association (AMA). The AAFPRS holds an official seatin the AMA House of Delegates and on the AmericanCollege of Surgeons board of governors. ITS MEMBERS. The majority of AAFPRS members andfellows are certified by the American Board of Otolaryngol-ogy-Head and Neck Surgery, which includes examinationin facial plastic and reconstructive surgery procedures, andthe American Board of Facial Plastic and ReconstructiveSurgery. Other AAFPRS members are surgeons certified inophthalmology, plastic surgery, and dermatology.

ABOUT THE AAFPRS FOUNDATIONIn 1974, the Educational and Research Foundation for theAmerican Academy of Facial Plastic and ReconstructiveSurgery (AAFPRS Foundation) was created to address themedical and scientific issues and challenges which confrontfacial plastic surgeons. The AAFPRS Foundation established a proactiveresearch program and educational resources for leaders infacial plastic surgery. Through courses, workshops, andother scientific presentations, as well as a highly respectedfellowship training program, the AAFPRS Foundation hasconsistently provided quality educational programs for thedissemination of knowledge and information among facialplastic surgeons. In the early 1990s, FACE TO FACE humanitarian pro-grams were established so that AAFPRS members coulduse their skills and share their talent in helping the lessfortunate individuals here and abroad.• FACE TO FACE: International brings AAFPRS members tothird world countries where they treat children with facialbirth defects and anomalies.• FACE TO FACE: The National Domestic Violence Projectallows AAFPRS members to perform surgeries on survivorsof domestic abuse here in the United States, who havereceived injuries to their faces.• The newest member to FACE TO FACE is Faces of Honor.This program offers free surgical care for soldiers who havebeen injured in the line of duty.

PAST PRESIDENTSEdwin F. Williams, III, MD 2015Stephen S. Park, MD 2014Edward H. Farrior, MD 2013Robert M. Kellman, MD 2012Tom D. Wang, MD 2011Jonathan M. Sykes, MD 2010Daniel E. Rousso, MD 2009Donn R. Chatham, MD 2008Vito C. Quatela, MD 2007Peter A. Hilger, MD 2006Ira D. Papel, MD 2005Steven J. Pearlman, MD 2004Keith A. LaFerriere, MD 2003Dean M. Toriumi, MD 2002Shan R. Baker, MD 2001Russell W.H. Kridel, MD 2000Devinder S. Mangat, MD 1999Stephen W. Perkins, MD 1998G. Richard Holt, MD 1997Peter A. Adamson, MD 1996Wayne F. Larrabee, MD 1995Roger L. Crumley, MD 1994H. George Brennan, MD 1993J. Regan Thomas, MD 1992Fred J. Stucker, MD 1991Norman J. Pastorek, MD 1990Ted A. Cook, MD1989Frank M. Kamer, MD 1988

John R. Hilger, MD 1987E. Gaylon McCollough, MD 1986Robert L. Simons, MD 1985Richard L. Goode, MD 1984Howard W. Smith, MD, DMD 1983M. Eugene Tardy, Jr., MD 1982*Charles J. Krause, MD 1981Sidney S. Feuerstein, MD 1980*Jerome A. Hilger, MD 1979*George A. Sisson, MD 1978Leslie Bernstein, MD 1977*Richard C. Webster, MD 1976*Carl N. Patterson, MD 1975*Trent W. Smith, MD 1974*G. Jan Beekhuis, MD 1973*Walter E. Berman, MD 1972*Jack R. Anderson, MD 1971*William K. Wright, MD 1970*Ira Tresley, MD 1969*Morey L. Parkes, MD 1968Richard T. Farrior, MD 1967*John J. Conley, MD 1966*John T. Dickinson, MD 1965*Irving B. Goldman, MD 1964*Deceased

AAFPRS LEADERSHIP AND PAST PRESIDENTSEXECUTIVE COMMITEEThe year indicates expiration of term as a Board member.Fred G. Fedok, MD, President (2018)Edwin F. Williams, III, MD, Immediate Past President (2017)William H. Truswell, MD, President-elect (2019)Minas Constantinides, MD, Secretary (2017)Harrison C. “Chris” Putman, III, MD, Treasurer (2019)Paul J. Carniol, MD, Group VP for Membership & Society Relations (2019)Wm. Russell Ries, MD, Group VP for Public & Regulatory Affairs (2017)Sam P. Most, MD, Group VP for Research, Development, and Humanitarian Programs (2018)*Richard E. Davis, MD, Group VP for Education (2018)*Theda C. Kontis, MD, Secretary-elect (2021)*+Patrick J. Byrne, MD, Group VP for Public & Regulatory Affairs-elect (2020)*+Steven J. Jurich, Executive Vice President+* Ex-officio member of the Executive Committee+ Non-voting member of the Executive Committee

BOARD OF DIRECTORSThe Board also includes all those listed under the ExecutiveCommittee.Andres Gantous, MD, Canadian Regional Director (2017)John S. Rhee, MD, Midwestern Regional Director (2017)Phillip R. Langsdon, MD, Southern Regional Director (2017)Theresa A. Hadlock, MD, Eastern Regional Director (2019)Travis T. Tollefson, MD, Western Regional Director (2019)Lisa E. Ishii, MD, Young Physician Representative (2017)J. David Kriet, MD, Director-at-Large (2019)Anthony E. Brissett, Southern Regional Director-elect (2020)Benjamin C. Marcus, MD, Midwestern Regional Director-elect (2020)Jamil Asaria, MD, Canadian Regional Director-elect (2020)

AAFPRS STAFFSteve Jurich, Executive Vice President/CEOMaria Atkins, Membership ManagerRita Chua Magness, Director of Industry Relations and CommunicationsAmy McFee, Finance ConsultantFatima Porter-EL, Fellowship ManagerKennya Porter-EL, Meetings Assistant (part time)Ada Phillips, Director of Meetings and CMEGlenda Shugars, Senior Administrative CoordinatorKaren Sloat, Senior Project ConsultantJennifer Waugh, Director of Operations

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EXHIBITORSAmerican Academy of Facial Plastic and ReconstructiveSurgery (AAFPRS) Membership Booth and VideoLearning CenterBooth 309310 S. Henry StreetAlexandria, VA 22314(703) 299-9291; aafprs.orgMake sure you come by the AAFPRS Membership Boothto peruse our publications and learn more about ourprograms. Here, you will also find the Video LearningCenter featuring the John Dickinson Library with over 300videos (featuring a brand new rhinoplasty video by DeanToriumi, MD). You have the opportunity to watch videosbefore your purchase. On-site discount on all publicationsand videos is 10 percent. Non-members are encouragedto come by during breaks and learn more about theAAFPRS (a gift will be waiting for you).

A to Z SurgicalBooths 51425 Plant AvenueHauppauge, NY 11788(631) 273-0005; georgetiemann.comA to Z Surgical will again display the largest selection ofinstruments for hair replacement surgery. Thinking aboutadding hair replacement surgery to your practice? Stop byand ask about our start-up kit that contains all the itemsyou will need. Also available are Hair Tech PersonnelReferrals.

AAAHCBooth 4195250 Old Orchard Rd., Suite 200Skokie, IL 60077AAAHC advocates for high quality surgical careorganizations through programs emphasizing continuousquality improvement in operational and clinical arenas.Our on-site survey process is founded on an educational,consultative approach that reflects current best practicefor individual sites of care and for corporate networks ofproviders. Founded in 1979, AAAHC is the leader inambulatory health care accreditation with more than6,000 organizations accredited.

AIAMBooth 1171500 Pennsylvania Ave #4Miami Beach, FL 33139(305) 280-0460; pdotrainings.comAIAM LLC is an elite training academy for medicalprofessionals. We specialize in aesthetic techniques,especially PDO Threads, Microcannulas and PRF. Ourtrainings are held in both classroom and private officesettings.

AllerganBooth 203Allergan Medical AffairsBooth 5032525 Dupont DriveIrvine, CA 92612(949) 338-4121; Allergan.comAllergan’s Total Rejuvenation™ portfolio is where scienceand aesthetics meet. The portfolio provides medicalspecialists and their patients with the mostcomprehensive, science-based aesthetic product offeringsavailable.

Anthony Products/Gio PelleBooth 4037740 Records St.Indianapolis, IN 46226(317) 545-6196; anthonyproducts.comFor 48 years, Anthony Products has specialized in thedistribution of ENT, Plastic Surgery and Dermatologyinstruments and equipment. Gio Pelle specializes incustomized skincare and microdermabrasion. Gio Pelleoffers personalized gel packs for post procedure recovery.Prívate label opportunities are available.

AOA MedicalTable 1247 Cedar LakeIrvine, CA 92614(714) 417-5250; www.unimedmassager.comAOA Medical is a distributor of drug free painmanagement technology, TENS & EMS.

ASSI-Accurate SurgicalBooth 316300 Shames Dr.Westbury, NY 11590(800) 645-3569; accuratesurgical.comASSI- Accurate Surgical will be displaying it range of thefinest hand crafted microsurgical instruments andinstrumentation for the facial plastic and reconstructivesurgeon including the New Issa Dorsal Nasal Rasps,Bipolar Scissors, Endo Face Lift instrumentation andSuperCut Scissors

Bellaire IndustryBooth 41711 Heather Ct.Middle Island, NY 11953(631) 924-2751; bellaireindustry.comBellaire Industry supplies high-quality beauty and medicalequipment to skin care professionals. Our productsinclude ultrasound devices, digital micro-needle anddigital permanent makeup devices.

Biologica TechnologiesBooth 1032800 Roosevelt St.Carlsbad, CA 92008(800) 677-6610; biologicatech.comBiologica Technologies is fully dedicated to improvingpatients’ lives and the health care providers’ experiencethrough innovative biologic solutions. Our first aestheticproduct Allofill is an adipose-based filler containingnaturally occurring growth factors. Allofill can be used tofill soft-tissue defects as a noninvasive alternative toautologous fat grafting.

Black and Black SurgicalBooth 4145238 Royal Woods Pkwy., Suite 170Tucker, GA 30084(770) 414-4880; blackandblacksurgical.comBlack and Black produces the very best surgicalinstruments for plastic surgery including large volume andmicro fat grafting products, Tebbetts™ Guyuron, Gruberspecialty rhinoplasty instruments and Aston faceliftscissors. Introducing our NEW High Flow Aspirator,Lumiview™ “Cool” lighted retractor system and our new75,000 Lumen feather weight portable LED headlight.

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EXHIBITORSBlaine Labs, Inc.Booth 61411037 Lockport PlaceSanta Fe Springs, CA 90670(800) 307-8818 ext. 340; blainelabs.comBlaine Labs is an innovative Southern Californiamanufacturer and marketer of proprietarypharmaceuticals and medical devices. Our flagship items,ScarCare® Gel Pad and Vibration Anesthesia Device®, arethe leading products in their fields, particularly withcosmetics and plastic surgeons.

Candace Crowe DesignBooth 5213452 Lake Lynda Drive, Suite 160Orlando, FL 32817(407) 384-7676; candacecrowe.comCandace Crowe Design has a passion for patientsatisfaction, safety and good outcomes. We help youachieve that through our educational tools and designservices. That is why we are in business. To help yourpatients be happier and you be happier because throughyour marketing you attract the kind of patients you wantto serve.

Canfield Scientific, Inc.Booth 3154 Wood Hollow RoadParsippany, NJ 07054(973) 434-1200; canfieldsci.comCanfield Scientific is the leading worldwide developer ofimaging software and photographic systems for themedical and skin care industries. Product lines includeMirror® imaging software, VISIA® Complexion Analysis,VECTRA® 3D Systems, Reveal® facial imagers, VEOS™dermatoscopes, customized photographic studiosolutions and specialized imaging devices for clinicalphotography.

CareCreditBooth 2042995 Red Hill Ave.Suite 100Costa Mesa, CA 92626(800) 300-3046; carecredit.comCareCredit is a health and beauty credit card offeringpatients special financing options. From injectables, peels& laser treatments to surgery, we help you help patientsachieve their dreams. It’s also ideal for co-pays anddeductibles. For more information, call 866-247-3049 orvisit carecredit.com.

CARE-TECH Laboratories, Inc.Table 83224 South Kings Highway Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63139(314) 772-4610

CosmoFrance Inc.Booth 1151444 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 218Miami, FL 33132(305) 538-0110; cosmofrance.netCosmoFrance Inc., established in 1997 in Miami FL,specializes in the import and distribution of medicaldevices designed exclusively for non-surgical aestheticprocedures. CosmoFrance manufactures & distributes thefollowing products in the United States: TheDermaSculpt® blunt-tipped microcannula. TheCosmopen® micro-needling pen & needle tips; TheMesomedica® topical solutions to use duringmicroneedling; The Easy PRF® and The NovaThreads®PDO Threads.

Crystal Clear Digital MarketingBooth 5095750 Major Blvd. Ste 500Orlando, FL 32819(888) 611-8279; crystalcleardm.comCrystal Clear is the industry leader in providing world-class software, marketing and consulting solutions for themodern medical practice. We offer the industry’s finestopportunity management software, 100% customizeddigital marketing services and expert consulting formaximum practice growth. Call 888-611-8279 today andlearn how our all-inclusive system can help you FIND,SERVE and KEEP more patients profitably.

Cynosure, A Hologic CompanyTable 35 Carlisle RoadWestford, MA 01886(781) 993-2486; cynosure.comCynosure (Westford, Mass.) is a leader in medical devicesfor aesthetic procedures and precise surgical applications.Its non-invasive and minimally invasive technologiesenable a wide range of aesthetic and related treatments.Its radiofrequency technologies serve multiple surgicalneeds. Products are sold globally under the Cynosure,Palomar, ConBio and Ellman brands.

DePuy SynthesTable 51302 Wrights LaneWest Chester, PA 19380(610) 719-5000; its.jnj.comDePuy Synthes Companies, part of the Johnson &Johnson Medical Devices Companies, provides one of themost comprehensive orthopaedics portfolios in the world.DePuy Synthes Companies solutions, in specialtiesincluding joint reconstruction, trauma, craniomaxillofacial,spinal surgery and sports medicine, are designed toadvance patient care while delivering clinical andeconomic value to health care systems worldwide. Formore information, visit www.depuysynthes.com.

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EXHIBITORSDermaconcepts/Environ Skin CareBooth 615168 Industrial Dr. Bldg. #1Mashpee, MA 2649(508) 539-8900; dermaconcepts.comDermaConcepts is the exclusive distributor of Environ SkinCare in the US. Founded over 25 years ago, Environfocuses on harnessing powerful scientific research toprovide the most effective skin care products available. Asthe pioneer in results-driven skin care, Environ becamethe first cosmetic product to supply vitamin A, C andother antioxidants in effective dosages in special, airlesspackaging designed to protect the efficacy of allingredients. DermaConcepts provides industry leadingeducation, training, marketing support and an innovativebusiness model for physicians and med spas.

Doctor MultimediaBooth 2024471 East Dean Martin Drive, Unit 2009Las Vegas, NV 89103(909) 234-2909; doctormultimedia.comWe are experts in website design and marketing for themedical industry. We provide doctors with internetsolutions and marketing techniques that turn the web intoan advantage for their practices.

Dr. Kim USATable 954 Teal DriveLanghorne, PA 19047(267) 471-8605; drkimusa.comDual light headlamp system doesn’t create shadows.Ergonomic c-band design eliminates any pressure on noseand wire to battery, so it is very comfortable.

Electro Lube (Eagle Surgical Products, LLC)Booth 60715205 Holly LaneAustin, TX 78734(512) 261-3104; electrolubesurgical.comElectro Lube® anti-stick solution for electrosurgery isdesigned to prevent eschar buildup & electrode-to-tissuesticking, reduce bleeders, decrease frequency ofinterruptions needed for cleaning, keep electrode tipsclean & predictable during use.

Enova IlluminationBooth 2061839 Buerkle Rd.St. Paul, MN 55110(651) 236-8329; enovaillumination.comSince 2005 Enova has been on the cutting edge of surgicalvisualization products. Enova specializes in LED surgicalheadlights and HD cameras. LED headlights areexceptionally bright, reliable, and comfortable while HDcameras are on the forefront of medical innovation asvideo content becomes essential for medicaldocumentation.

Frederick Menick MDTable 111102 El Dorado PlaceTucson, AZ 85715(520) 881-4525; drmenick.comAesthetic Nasal Reconstruction: Principles and Practice isthe new two-volume textbook by Frederick Menick, M.D.This comprehensive text covers the entire field of nasalreconstruction with hundreds of cases and 6,500+ images,illustrating the repair of defects from congenitaldeformity, trauma, cancer, cocaine, immune disease, andprior failed reconstruction.

Galderma LaboratoriesBooth 11914501 North FreewayFort Worth, TX 76177(817) 961 5041; galdermausa.comDating back to 1961, Galderma is present in 100 countrieswith an extensive product portfolio to treat a range ofdermatological conditions. The company partners withhealth care professionals around the world to meet theskin health needs of people throughout their lifetime.

GS InnovationsBooth 5237182 Galley Dr.Las Vegas NV 89147(747) 202-3220We present the effective and natural answer for your skincare needs, offering the best skin care treatments for ahealthy skin, inside and out.

GreenSky Patient Solutions LLCBooth 2175565 Glenridge Connector NE, Suite 700Atlanta, GA 30342(678) 890-4802; greensky.comGreenSky Patient Solutions, LLC is transforming thepayment experience by providing technology-enabled,simple payment solutions. GreenSky has provided fast,frictionless and easy financing options to more than600,000 consumers. The GreenSky Program offers flexiblefinancing options to give you a simple and moreaffordable way to pay for the care you need without delay.Patients can apply online or over the phone and the entireapplication/approval/funding process takes approximately1 minute allowing you to immediately pay for your care.

Hans Biomed USA, Inc.Booth 517140 Sylvan Ave. Suite 204Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632(201) 224-2333; hansbiomed.comHans Biomed USA, Inc. a supplier of innovative cosmeticsurgical products including face lifting thread sutureMINT™, scar treatment, and hair transplanter.

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EXHIBITORSHanson MedicalBooth 50625960 Ohio Avenue NE, Ste. 200Kingston, WA 98346(360) 297-1997; hansonmedical.comHanson Medical offers Sterile Silicone Facial Implants,Silicone Body Contouring Implants, Scarfade Silicone ScarGel, Compression Garments and a complete line ofprofessional skincare.

Hayden MedicalBooth 11619425 Soledad Cyn. Road #411Santa Clarita, CA 91351(661) 296-7200; haydenmedical.comHayden Medical offers high quality German stainlesssurgical instruments at affordable prices. From basicstainless instruments to endoscopic, facial and breastspecialty instrumentation, we can meet your surgicalneeds. High quality instruments, value pricing and greatservice. Come by and see us today.

Implantech Associates, Inc.Booth 3026025 Nicolle StreetVentura, CA 93003(800) 733-0833; www.implantech.comImplantech is the recognized leader in manufacturinginnovative facial and body contouring implants foraesthetic and reconstructive surgery. For the perfect fit weoffer 3D Accuscan® Patient-Specific implants. Alsoavailable: Cimeosil® scar management and the GelZone®wrap. High quality products offered by Implantech forSuperior Patient Aesthetics!”

InHealth TechnologiesBooth 5101110 Mark AvenueCarpinteria, CA 93013(805) 576-5304; inhealth.comInHealth Technologies, market leader in surgical voicerestoration products for over 37 years. Products includeBlom-Singer® voice prostheses and accessories, hands-free speech valves, heat and moisture exchange systems,and Katz Extractor® Oto-Rhino Foreign Body Remover.Stop by our booth to see our new product for thetreatment of Nasal Septal Perforations. Introducing theBlom-Singer® Nasal Septal Perforation Prosthesis.www.inhealth.com

InModeBooth 603100 Leek Cres #15Richmond Hill, ONCanada L4B 3E6(855) 411-2639; inmodemd.comInMode’s technological advancements have become thenew standard for aesthetic medicine, specifically in theradio-frequency aesthetic market. For more than threedecades our R&D team was critical in developing state-of-the-art light, laser, and radio-frequency devices, therebylaunching and shaping the industry. Our technologycontinues that legacy in providing superior satisfaction forboth the patient and the practice.

KERACELL MDTable 73304 W. MacArthur Blvd.Santa Ana, CA 92704(800) 328-7931; keracellmd.comKERACELL MD® Skincare featuring MULTIPLE HUMANCELL stem cell technology (MHCsc), boasting over 542measurable matrix proteins, peptides, growth factors,cytokines, and a powerhouse of antioxidants. Exclusiveclinical strength formulas based on years of research,formulation expertise, and technologically advancedingredients that deliver unparalleled efficacy. Paraben,Fragrance, Cell Cruelty FREE.

LipoSales, Inc.Booth 606170-9 Central AvenueFarmingdale, NY 11735(631) 396-0888; liposales.comLipoSales, Inc. is a company specializing in LARGE andSMALL volume FAT Harvest, Separation and Re-Injection.Our “REUSABLE” Canisters save our clients Tens ofThousands of Dollars, Euros, Pesos a year. Easy to use,multiple sizes, 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml, 2000ml and 3000ml.In over sixty countries and counting. “We turn ideas intoReality”

LumenisBooth 1092033 Gateway PlaceSan Jose, CA 95110(408) 704-3824; lumenis.comLumenis is a pioneer in the field of aesthetic medicine andwas the first to introduce many technologies in the field,such as Intense Pulsed Light and CO2 laser skinresurfacing. At Lumenis Aesthetic we put performance andservice as core values, so that our customers can deliverthe best possible results for their patients.

LutronicBooth 1051 North Avenue, Suite CBurlington, MA 01803(888) 588-7644; lutronic.comLUTRONIC is a leading innovator of aesthetic and medicaladvanced laser and RF technology.The Lutronic INFINI High Intensity Focused RFmicroneeding device is the ideal solution to createtargeted coagulation zones in aging, sagging skin withwrinkles to smooth and tighten any skin tone.

Marina Medical Instruments, Inc.Booth 515955 Shotgun RoadSunrise, FL 33326(954) 924-4418 ext 104; marinamedical.comMarina Medical designs, develops and delivers surgeon-focused solutions for the plastic, aesthetic, reconstructive,and regenerative medicine fields of surgery. Stop by ourbooth to see the latest innovation and instrumentation forFacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Se hablaespañol. Falamos Português.

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EXHIBITORSMerz AestheticsBooth 1106501 Six Forks RoadRaleigh,NC 27615(919) 582-8120; merz.comMerz Aesthetics is a division of Merz North America andoffers a wide-ranging portfolio of treatment optionsincluding Device (Ultherapy®, CellfinaTM System,DESCRIBE® PFD Patch), Injectables (Xeomin®, Radiesse®Volumizing Filler, Belotero Balance®, Asclera®) andSkincare (NEOCUTIS®, Mederma®) that enables physiciansto meet the needs of a broad range of patients and theirskin concerns. To learn more about Merz Aesthetics andtheir Device offerings, please visit www.merzusa.com/aesthetics-otc.

MicroAire Surgical InstrumentsBooth 5023590 Grand Forks Blvd.Charlottesville, VA 22911(434) 975-8000; microaire.comEndotine® from MicroAire Surgical Instruments is apatented system for attaching soft tissue to bone, usingsmall resorbable tines, thereby reducing the tissue strainassociated with sutures. This unique system allowssurgeons to re-adjust tissue fixation and location duringsurgery, resulting in optimal aesthetic outcomes.Endotine® implants provide reliable fixation throughoutthe post-operative healing period, and eventually resorb asbiological fixation takes over. Endotine® is used in avariety of facial procedures, including brow lifts, midfacelifts, face lifts and neck lifts.

Microsurgery Instruments, Inc.Booth 308PO Box 1378Bellaire, TX 77402(713) 664-4707; microsurgeryusa.comMicrosurgery Instruments sells surgical instruments andloupes worldwide. Our Titanium surgical instrumentsconsist of scissors, needle holders, forceps and surgicalsets. Loupes range from 2.5x to 11x magnification.

MirrorMe3DBooth 216PO Box 131New York, NY 10028(212) 376-4546; mirrorme3d.comMirrorMe3D is the first company in the cosmetic surgeryworld to bring 3D printed models to your office andoperating room. We offer patient-specific models thatsurgeons can use in the OR as a reference tool replacing2D photos or to showcase your best results as a 3D officedisplay.

Modern AestheticsBooth 6161008 Upper Gulph RoadWayne, PA 19087(669) 922-0337; bmctoday.comModern Aesthetics® magazine is the source for expertadvice on patient care and practice development forphysicians specializing in cosmetic procedures. Withcontent by and for clinicians, each edition offers uniqueperspective and insight regarding the latest developmentsin aesthetics-from skin care to advanced procedures-andstrategies for clinicians to successfully incorporate theminto practice.

Modernizing MedicineBooth 1073600 FAU Blvd. Ste, 202Boca Raton, FL 33431(561) 880-2998; modmed.comModernizing Medicine® and its affiliated companiesempower physicians with a suite of mobile, specialty-specific solutions that transform how healthcareinformation is created, consumed and utilized to increaseefficiency and improve outcomes. Built for value-basedhealthcare, Modernizing Medicine’s data-driven, touch-and cloud-based products and services are programmedby a team that includes practicing physicians to meet theunique needs of dermatology practices.

MTF BiologicsBooth 610125 May StreetEdison, NJ 8837(732) 661-2379; mtf.orgThe Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation was foundedby surgeons in 1987 with the goal of providing safe, high-quality tissue for the surgical community. Today, MTFprovides a full portfolio of allografts for orthopedic, sportsmedicine and plastic surgery applications, includingBellaDerm® acellular dermis and Profile™ costal cartilagefor rhinoplasty and other facial cosmetic procedures.

NeoGraftBooth 303809 West Hill StreetCharlotte, NC 28203(919) 619-6806; neograft.comNeoGraft is the global leader in hair restorationtechnologies. We supply the latest innovations in hairrestoration technology, education and customer care.NeoGraft’s Automated Follicular Unit Extraction andImplantation Hair Transplant System allows people torestore their own hair quickly, for a natural-looking resultwith no linear scarring.

NewBeautyBooth 2091271 Avenue of the Americas, Floor 17New York, NY 10020(917) 934-2990; newbeauty.comIt can be challenging to stand out in an ever-growing,crowded cosmetic marketplace. Over the last 10 years, noother company has done more to educate millions ofwomen about cosmetic enhancement than award-winningNewBeauty. Today, that expertise is available to yourpractice through NewBeautyPRO, a full-service marketingplatform that can support your practice effectively andefficiently.

NewMedical Technology, Inc.Booth 415310 Era DriveNorthbrook, IL 60062(847) 412-1000; newmedical.comNewMedical Technology is a medical device manufacturingcompany specializing in scar prevention and managementproducts, including both the Silagen and NewGel+ brands.Silagen is a physician dispensed line, and offers a siliconegel, a silicone gel + SPF30 and a variety of sheeting andshapes. NewGel+, an OTC brand, is available in gel andsheeting options.

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EXHIBITORSNextechBooth 5045550 W. Executive Dr., Suite 350Tampa, FL 33609(813) 425-9260; nextech.comNextech is the leading specialty-specific PracticeManagement and EMR provider for Plastic Surgeons.Offering fully integrated, revolutionary software solutionswith an intuitive design and customizable templates,Nextech helps practices focus on attracting and retainingpatients while boosting productivity and efficiencythroughout the practice.

NKP Medical MarketingBooth 4048939 South Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 320Los Angeles, CA 90045(866) 539-2201; nkpmedical.comNKP Medical Marketing will handle all aspects of yourinternet marketing. We work with hundreds of clientsworldwide. We are experts in SEO, Custom Website Design,Responsive and Adaptive Websites, Pay Per Click, PatientConversion and much more. Stop by our booth anddominate your market!

Nouveaux MedicalTable 22227 Michael DriveNewbury Park, CA 91320(805) 499-4246ALMITM (Autologous Lipocyte Mirconized Injection) is abranded procedural technique that was developed andperfected by a board of distinguished physicians andexperts in regenerative medicine. ALMITM is a uniqueprocedure that brings several techniques into onetreatment to optimize patient outcomes in an outpatientsetting.

Oxygenetix Institute, Inc.Booth 2149663 Santa Monica Blvd., Ste. 223Beverly Hills, CA 90210(310) 962-3284; oxygenetix.comTogether with prominent dermatologists and plasticsurgeons, our FDA licensed laboratory and cosmeticchemists originally teamed up with acclaimedcosmeceutical designer Barry Knapp to help refine and testthis revolutionary product. To date, no other makeup hasbeen developed to provide compromised or aging skinwith comparable healing benefits, as well as consistentlyflawless color and coverage. These benefits directlyreinforce treatment goals and maximize both physical andpsychological outcomes. Oxygenetix’ groundbreakingproducts are designed to cover blemishes, support healingand help minimize or eliminate post-procedure scars.Created with and for use by doctors, the products coverand improve a wide variety of skin problems.

Page 1 SolutionsBooth 51917301 W. Colfax Ave., Ste. 275Golden, CO 80401(800) 368-9910; page1solutions.comPage 1 Solutions provides digital marketing services thatfocuses on direct-response lead generation and brandmarketing for plastic surgeons. Marketing services includecomprehensive internet marketing consulting, mobile-focused web site design, SEO, PPC, display advertising,social media advertising & management, custom videoproduction, email marketing and reviews & ratingmarketing.

PCA SkinBooth 5076710 E. Camelback Road, Ste. 230Scottsdale, AZ 85251(480) 281-5344; pca.skin.comCommitted to advancing professional skincare expertisethrough robust clinical education and the scientificdevelopment of quality products, PCA SKIN has been atrusted innovator for over 25 years. From professionaltreatments to daily care, we are dedicated to formulatingwith the optimal combination of ingredients that targetindividual skin types, concerns and overall skin health forsuperior results. Through partnering with physicians andclinicians, we improve people’s live by providing healthy,beautiful, younger-looking skin.

Piezosurgery IncorporatedBooth 620850 Michigan AvenueColumbus, OH 43215(614) 459-4922; piezosurgery.usPiezosurgery Incorporated is based in Columbus, OH and isthe exclusive U.S. distributor of Piezosurgery® ultrasonicdevices by Mectron. Piezosurgery® is the industry leader inultrasonic bone surgery, with over 18 years of research andcontinuous innovation.

Pipeline MedicalTable 1031 River RoadHighland Park, NJ 08904(732) 846-1169; pipelinemedical.comPipeline Medical is your single source for medical surgical,pharmaceutical, and office supplies. We provide COST &TIME SAVINGS. Pipeline removes the administrationburden of ordering and fulfillment while providing 20% -70% savings on the products you use today. Products areavailable through www.pipelinemedical.com.

Plastic Surgery StudiosBooth 4118667 Haven Avenue, Suite 200Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730(909) 758-8300; plasticsurgerystudios.comSince 1998, Plastic Surgery Studios has been marketinghigh profile Plastic Surgeons worldwide with total internetmarketing solutions. We specialize in Custom WebsiteDesign/Redesign, Premium Search Engine Optimization(SEO), Social Media (Blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube),Custom Video Production and Video Marketing, and ournationally recognized Directories (PlasticSurgery.com,CosmeticSurgery.com, and iEnhance.com). Contact us [email protected].

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EXHIBITORSProMed Solutions, Inc.Table 1310349 Los Alamitos Blvd.Los Alamitos California 90720(562) 326-5720; www.promedsi.com

Quality Medical Publishing, Inc.Table 411802 Borman Dr.St. Louis, MO 63146(314) 878-7808; qmp.comQMP provides online streaming content and operativevideos performed by experts in the field. ToriumiRhinoplasty 10-Volume Video Library; Jang OpenRhinoseptoplasty With Structural Grafting; Bergamo OpenRhinoplasty (10 Live Surgeries); Constantian ClosedRhinoplasty Volumes 1 & 2; Mendelson Facial AestheticSurgery.

Quintessa Aesthetic CenterBooth 60810604 N. Port Washington Rd.Mequon, WI 53092(262) 242-7772; myquintessa.comThe continued and growing success of QuintessaAesthetic Centers is guided by the unique vision of Dr.Andrew Campbell through providing rejuvenativeconfidence to all through technology and compassionatecare. - www.myquintessa.com

ReachLocalBooth 6056111 W. Plano Pkwy. Ste 1000Plano, TX 75093(214) 294-0127; reachlocal.comReachLocal is a leader in powering online marketing thathelps businesses grow and operate their business betterwith leading technology and expert service providingdigital lead generation, advertising, marketing, webpresence and other digital solutions. The Healthcare teamat ReachLocal helps clients to be present through thepatient journey aligning our client’s marketing with thephases of consideration and research a patient followswhen selecting the right provider. Winner of the GoogleQuality Account Champion award for the last 2 years,ReachLocal has over 10 years of Healthcare industryexperience.

RealSelfBooth 42183 King Street, Suite 800Seattle, WA 98104(206) 624-9357; realself.comRealSelf has created the world’s largest community forlearning and sharing information about cosmetic surgery,dermatology, dentistry, and other elective procedures.RealSelf attracts millions of aesthetic-minded consumerseach month.

Red Spot InteractiveBooth 3041001 Jupiter Park Drive Suite 124Jupiter, FL 22458(561) 320-0125; www.redspotinteractive.comRed Spot Interactive (RSI) delivers end-to-end patientacquisition, retention technology, and marketing services

for elective health care practices. RSI’s clients havegenerated over $100 million in new patient fees and100,000 patient consultations since 2011. RSI’s solutionsmaximize practice profits and scale while saving themtime and money.

Remedly, Inc.Booth 61888 Jackson St.San Francisco, CA 94111(415) 875-9305; remedly.comCloud-based all-in-one software specifically developed forplastic and cosmetic surgery. It includes in one integratedsolution: Practice Management (with inventorymanagement); EHR with photo management; RevenueCycle Management; Practice Performance Reports; PatientPortal; and Marketing. Remedly automates many tasksmanually performed by staff, saves valuable time andreduces costs.

Restoration RoboticsBooth 516128 Baytech DriveSan Jose, CA 95134(408) 883-6888; restorationrobotics.comRestoration Robotics, Inc., a medical device company,manufactures hair transplantation systems. The companyprovides ARTAS System, a computer-assisted physician-controlled system to harvest follicular units directly fromthe scalp. It also offers clinical training and technicalsupport services.

RhinoShield by NorscanBooth 61913455 Ventura Blvd. Ste. 237Sherman Oaks, CA 91423(866) 986-8244; norscanmedical.comRhinoShield is a flexible, translucent device which allowspatients to comfortably wear glasses, immediatelyfollowing rhinoplasty. This innovative product protects thesoft cartilage from creating permanent indentations to thebridge of the nose.

Rohrer AestheticsBooth 208105 Citation CourtHomewood, AL 35209(205) 940-2200; rohreraesthetics.comFounded by the former owner of Sandstone Medical,Rohrer Aesthetics provides cosmetic devices atAFFORDABLE prices. The Spectrum is the only multi-platform system that includes 4-lasers, an IPL and is pricedunder $55,000. The Phoenix-15 CO2 Laser designed forskin resurfacing and vaginal health is priced under$45,000.

Rose Micro SolutionsBooth 5084105 Seneca StreetWest Seneca, NY 14224(716) 608-0009; rosemicrosolutions.comRose Micro Solutions sells High Quality Optical Loupes &LED Lighting systems for Less! Our Loupes start @$279.00. We are a “Family” Business consisting of 4Brothers.We named the company after our mother“ROSE”.Stop by Booth # 508 to see for yourself! ThankYou for your Business!

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EXHIBITORSScitonBooth 505925 Commercial StreetPalo Alto, CA 94303(650) 493-9155; sciton.comSciton is committed to providing best-in-class laser andlight solutions for medical professionals who wantsuperior durability, performance and value. Sciton offershigh-quality medical devices for laser-assisted lipolysis,fractional and full-coverage skin resurfacing, hair removal,phototherapy, wrinkle reduction, treatment of vascularand pigmented lesions, scar reduction, and acne.

Shippert Medical/SummitTable 66248 South Troy Circle, Suite ACentennial, CO 80111(800) 888-8663; shippertmedical.comInnovia Medical combines the 74-year legacies,experience and expertise of Shippert Medical and SummitMedical to help our medical professional partners elevatethe delivery of care to improve patient outcomes. Ourtrusted products still include the Rhino Rocket®, theDenver Splint®, Thermoplast, Liposuction cannulas andthe Tissu-Trans® for fat grafting.

Spirox, Inc.Booth 609595 Penobscot DriveRedwood City, CA 94063(650) 487-2203; spiroxmed.comSpirox is committed to improving the quality of life forpatients suffering from nasal obstruction. The LATERAabsorbable nasal implant is designed to address nasalvalve collapse (NVC), which occurs as a result of weaknasal cartilage collapsing inward when a person inhales.

StrykerBooth 215750 Trade Centre Way, Ste. 200Portage, MI 49002(800) 534-2464; stryker.comStryker is one of the world’s leading medical technologycompanies and, together with our customers, we aredriven to make healthcare better. The Company offers adiverse array of innovative products and services inOrthopaedics, Medical and Surgical, and Neurotechnologyand Spine.

Suneva MedicalBooth 5115870 Pacific Center Blvd.San Diego, CA 92121(858) 550-9999; sunevamedical.comPrivately-held aesthetics company Suneva Medicaldevelops, manufactures and commercializes innovativeproducts, including flagship brand Bellafill®. Available inthe U.S., Canada, Hong Kong, Korea and Mexico, Bellafill isthe only dermal filler approved by the U.S. FDA fortreating nasolabial folds and facial acne scars.

Surgeon’s AdvisorBooth 6221688 Meridian AvenueMiami Beach, FL 33140(305) 763-8011; surgeonsadvisor.comSurgeon’s Advisor is a leading provider of digitalmarketing, patient acquisition, and reputationmanagement strategies to facial plastic surgeons. Inbusiness for fifteen years, we focus on aggressive SEO,transparency, benchmarking and improving keyperformance indicators, all while increasing our clients’web visibility and leads at an unbeatable ROI.

SurgiSilBooth 4026020 W. Plano ParkwayPlano, TX 75093(972) 543-2497; surgisil.comSurgiSil is a medical device company specializing in thedesign, development, and commercialization of silicone-based products for plastic, cosmetic and reconstructivesurgery. We are proud to introduce our flagship products:the Perma Facial Implant™ and PermaLip™.

Syneron-CandelaBooth 621530 Boston Post RoadWayland, MA 01778(800) 733-8550; syneron-candela.comSyneron Candela is a leading global aesthetic devicecompany with a comprehensive product portfolio. TheCompany’s technology enables physicians to provideadvanced solutions for a broad range of applicationsincluding body contouring, hair removal, tattoo removal,wrinkle reduction, and the treatment of vascular/pigmented lesions, acne, leg veins and cellulite.”

Thermi, an Almirall CompanyBooth 3148304 Esters Blvd. Suite 890Irving, TX 75063(214) 612-5849; thermi.comThermi is a leading developer and manufacturer oftemperature controlled energy systems for plastic surgeryand dermatology applications. The company is focused onthe worldwide distribution of its products. Our productsare based on the science of heat, using SmartTiptechnology to enable cosmetic physicians to usetemperature as an endpoint.

TouchMDTable 199 N Main Street, Suite 7Cedar City, UT 84720(435) 867-0077; touchmd.comTouchMD is a visual consultation, marketing and imagingsoftware utilizing touchscreen technology that enhancesthe patient experience with proven revenue generation.

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HOWARD W. SMITH LEGACY SOCIETY

The Howard W. Smith Legacy Society recognizes individu-als, foundations, and corporations whose cumulative life-time gifts to the AAFPRS Foundation and the FPS Fellow-ship Examination Corporation total $50,000 or more.Those who achieved this goal by the fall of 2004 wereaccorded the status of charter members in the society,which was founded in 2002. The Howard W. Smith LegacySociety 2017 member list:

Distinguished Philanthropists ($500,000+)Dr. and Mrs. Jack R. AndersonAllerganMedicis Aesthetics (renamed to Medicis, A division of Valeant Pharmaceuticals)Howard W. Smith, MD, DMD, and Smith Family FoundationSYNTHES Maxillofacial (renamed to DePuy SYNTHES)

Patrons ($250,000 to $499,999)Leslie Bernstein, MD, DDSAndrew A. Jacono, MDBioForm Medical, Inc. (merged with Merz Aesthetics)CareCreditLifeCELLPhysician's Choice (renamed PCA Skin)Sanofi-aventis (merged with Medicis, A division of Valeant Pharmaceuticals)

Benefactors($100,000 to $249,999)Canadian Foundation Facial Plastic SurgeryAndrew C. Campbell, MDJohn J. Conley, MDETHICON, Inc.John M. Hodges, MDValeant PharmaceuticalsKeith A. LaFerriere, MDMerz Aesthetics (BioForm Medical is now merged with Merz)Phillip J. Miller, MDIra D. Papel, MDPCA SkinVito C. Quatela, MDDavid B. Rosenberg, MDRobert L. Simons, MDFred J. Stucker, MDStryker LeibingerM. Eugene Tardy Jr., MDS. Randolph Waldman, MDEdwin F. Williams, III, MD

Tulip MedicalBooth 60414360 Morena Blvd. Ste. 100San Diego, CA 92117(858) 270-5900; tulipmedical.comPremium fat transfer instruments that operate like anextension of a skilled hand, for the surgeon who doesn’tcompromise on quality. Now introducing the patent-pending Tulip NanoTransfer System - taking fat transfer tothe smallest level. Tulip Medical - Delivering the Benefitsof Fat to Millions™

Venus ConceptBooth 317255 Consumers Rd. Suite 210Toronto, ONCanada M2J 1R4(888) 907-0115; venusconcept.comVenus Concept is a pioneer in medical aesthetics. Utilizinggroundbreaking technology, we develop safe, non-invasive devices for today’s most in-demand aesthetictreatments. Our unique business model also providescustomers with never-before-seen features like flexiblepayment terms, unmatched marketing support, clinicaltraining, and more—all designed to help acceleraterevenue growth.

Web.comBooth 211330 W 34th Street, 16th FloorNew York, NY 10001(904) 680-6638; web.comWeb.com Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:WEB) provides a full rangeof Internet services to small businesses to help themcompete and succeed online. Web.com is owner of severalglobal domain registrars and further meets the needs ofsmall businesses anywhere along their lifecycle withaffordable, subscription-based solutions including websitedesign and management, search engine optimization,online marketing campaigns, local sales leads, socialmedia, mobile products, eCommerce solutions and callcenter services. Follow Web.com on Twitter @webdotcomor on Facebook at facebook.com/web.com.

Wolters KluwerBooth 3103013 E. South Fork Dr.Phoenix, AZ 85048(480) 704-1994; wolterskluwer.com; LWW.comWolters Kluwer Health company is a leading internationalpublisher of medical books and journals, including theJournal of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. Also ondisplay will be titles from Thieme.

Zimmer MedizinSystemsBooth 30625 Mauchly, Ste. 300Irvine, CA 92618(800) 327-3576; zimmerusa.comZimmer MedizinSystems draws from its 45 years ofexperience, innovating award-winning devices forAesthetic and Medical industries for cryo therapy andradial pulse therapy for treatment of cellulite andenhanced body contouring. For more information onZimmer MedizinSystems or any of its products offered inthe USA, please visit the company’s website atwww.zimmerusa.com.

EXHIBITORS

Members ($50,000 to $99,999)Peter A. Adamson, MDEdward D. Buckingham, MDTed A. Cook, MDSteven H. Dayan, MDEdward H. Farrior, MDGaldema Laboratories, Inc.Neil A. Gordon, MDT. Susan HillJ. David Holcomb, MDRussell W. H. Kridel, MDLeibingerLumenisDevinder S. Mangat, MDE. Gaylon McCollough, MDPaul S. Nassif, MDJohn W. Pate Jr., MDStephen Perkins, MDHarrison C. Putman III, MDRevance Therapeutics, Inc.Thomas Romo, MDDaniel E. Rousso, MDWilliam E. Silver, MDJonathan M. Sykes, MDDean M. Toriumi, MDWilliam J. Wolfenden, Jr., MD

For more information, contact: Laurie Wirth, ExecutiveDirector, ABFPRS and FPS FEC115C South St. Asaph Street, Alexandria, VA 22314;phone (703) 549-3223; e-mail [email protected].

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