Portland Aging Face Course, August 2-4, 2013
Course Program
Time
Topic
Speaker
Friday, August 2, 2013 – morning session
0750-0800
Introduction and welcome
Wang/Kim/Flint
0800-0815
Analysis of the aging face
Bhrany
0815-0830
The aging face consultation
Wang
0830-0845
Photo-documentation for aging face surgery
Barnes
0845-0900
Browlift approaches, what’s my favorite and why
Roofe
0900-0915
How I manage the upper aging face
Hoffmann
0915-0930
Surgical Anatomy of the Upper and Lower Lids
Kim
0930-0945
Fat resection vs. fat preservation in blepharoplasty
Murakami
0945-1015
BREAK
1015-1030
The aggressive lower eyelid blepharoplasty – role in my practice Farrior
1030-1045
Why the brow is important in upper facial rejuvenation
Most
1045-1115
Fat grafting in facial plastic surgery
Tzikas
1115-1130
Overview of injectable fillers for facial volume replacement
Roofe
1130-1200
Neuromodulators in treatment of the aging face
Kim
1200-1300
LUNCH Roundtable – Brow/bleph cases
Kim – mod.
Friday, July 29, 2011 – afternoon session
1300-1315
Extended lower blepharoplasty, D.F. style
Lopez
1315-1330
10 Pearls for the perfect blepharoplasty
Most
1330-1345
Tear trough and midface rejuvenation
Tzikas
1345-1400
Facial volumization with hyaluronic acid
Montes
1400-1415
Avoiding problems in upper facial rejuvenation
Rawnsley
1415-1430
Anatomy and esthetics of the lower face/neck
Ridgway
1430-1445
History and evolution of facelift surgery
Murakami
1445-1515
BREAK
1515-1530
Is there a role for implants in facial rejuvenation
Hoffmann
1530-1545
The male facelift
Bhrany
1545-1600
Volumetric filler for the midface/periorbital area
Most
1600-1700
PANEL – Brow/blepharoplasty/midcheek issues
Wang – mod.
Topics: male brow; high hairline/alopecia; revision strategies;
asymmetry; muscle management; adjuncts to browlift;
unnatural forehead contour; lid festoons; resection vs.
repositioning lower lid fat; treating periorbital wrinkles;
revision bleph problems; undereye veins and dark circles; getting
rid of nasojugal groove, why & how; dealing with negative vector;
longevity of midcheeklift correction; role of threads in midface.
1700
ADJOURN
Saturday, July 30, 2011 – morning session
0730-0800
Transport from Hotel to OHSU dissection lab
0800-1130
Dissection lab @ OHSU
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Upper blepharoplasty
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Lower blepharoplasty, trans-conjunctival, skin-muscle flap
-
Endoscopic browlift
-
Non-endoscopic browlifts
-
Mid-cheek lift
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Face/neck lift, skin/SMAS, deep plane
-
Submental and platysma-plasty
-
Facial implant demonstration – Implantech
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Facial injection demonstration – Tulip Medical
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Facial laser skin treatments – Sciton
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(NOTE: participants will need to bring headlight and surgical instruments for
dissection. Gloves, gowns and hats will be provided.)
1130-1200
Tram from OHSU to Lecture hall
1200-1300
LUNCH Roundtable – Facial rejuvenation, problems & solutions Kim – mod.
Saturday, July 30, 2011 – afternoon session
1300-1315
From “Hello to good-bye,” guiding pts thru surgical process
Farrior
1315-1330
My preferred facelift strategy
Rawnsley
1330-1345
Upper lid browpexy and dealing with superior sulcus deformity
Massry
1345-1400
Deep plane approach to the midface
Murakami
1400-1415
My composite lift – achieving the ideal result
Farrior
1415-1445
Management of the heavy face and neck
Lopez
1445-1500
Ethnic facial rejuvenation
Roofe
1500-1530
BREAK
1530-1600
Fractionated CO2 laser resurfacing of aging skin
1600-1615
Lasers in facial rejuvenation
Bar
– has fractionated lasers lived up to the hype
Farrior
1615-1630
Tips on developing a successful facial rejuvenation practice
Most
1630-1730
PANEL – What I’ve changed in my practice the past 5 years
Wang – mod.
5 min presentations each:
Tzikas, Farrior, Hoffman, Massry, Most, Murakami, Rawnsly, Roofe, Maas
Topics: adjunctive measures; market driven plastic surgery;
cost, recovery, longevity, providing value for our patients;
lifting vs. filling vs. implant; anesthesia requirements;
bariatric patient; male facelift; unhappy patient; revision
surgery; complications management.
1730
ADJOURN
Sunday, July 31, 2011 – morning session
0750-0800
Opening remarks
Wang/Kim
0800-0815
Blending the lower eyelid and midface
Massry
0815-0830
Rhinoplasty of the aging nose
Hoffmann
0830-0845
Facial fillers, patient and product selection
Tzikas
0845-0900
Incorporating hair replacement in facial rejuvenation
Rawnsley
0900-0915
Lower facelift revisions – role of the “minilift”
Wang
0915-0930
Avoiding complications in facelift surgery
Murakami
0930-0945
Ultrasonic skin tightening – is it for real
Ridgway
0945-1015
BREAK
1015-1030
Minimally invasive lower lid retraction repair
Massry
1030-1045
Aging face surgery, the Mexico City experience
Montes
1045-1100
Facial fillers – complications and management
Tzikas
1100-1200
PANEL – Wrap up: putting it all together
Wang – mod.
Topics: Resurfacing, fillers, complications, marketing,
new horizons and trends
1200
ADJOURN