CELTIC Plastic Surgeons Meeting 2018

8 - 9 November 2018Dunkeld House Hotel, Scotland | #BAPRASCeltic18

Meeting information

Taping of sessionsAny videoing, photography and sound recording of the conference sessions is strictly forbidden, without prior written permission from the organising committee.

Social MediaThe twitter hashtag for the meeting is #BAPRASACeltic18

You are asked to kindly consider the confidentiality of content that you may be posting to social media

Certificate of attendanceYour certificate of attendance, including CPD points will be emailed to you after the conference.

AbstractsAbstracts of all free papers and posters are available to view online-

Visit http://bapras.meeting.org.uk/programme/programme.php?m=celtic18

CMEThe following CME points have been awarded for this meeting:

Day 1: 1 pointDay 2: 6 points Whole meeting: 7 points

Poster ViewingPoster viewing stations are available in the Garden Room.

All posters can be viewed at any of the viewing stations throughout the conference.

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Contents

Programme 4

Faculty biographies 7

Exhibitors 13

Delegate List 17

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Binam (Main room 1st floor)

Tay Lounge (Ground Floor)

Garden Room (Ground floor)

Drawing room (1st floor)

13:30 - 18:00

Registration

14:00 - 15:00

ARCP Panel Meeting - by invitation only

15:00 - 19:00

Scottish BAPRAS Committee Meeting

17:00 - 17:30

Refreshment Break and Exhibition Viewing

17:30 - 18:00

Welcome and Introductions

18:00 - 18:30

Opening Plenary Keynote Speech

18:30 - 19:00

The First Case Series of Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy (SLNB) in Melanoma in the EU from a UK Centre

19:00 - 20:00

Pre-dinner Drinks

20:00 - 23:00

Dinner

Thursday 8 November

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Binam (Main room 1st floor)

Tay Lounge (Ground Floor)

Garden Room (Ground floor)

Drawing room (1st floor)

08:00 - 08:55

Registration

08:55 - 09:00

Welcome

09:00 - 10:30

Free Papers Session 1: Basic Sciences, Aesthetic, Breast

10:30 - 11:00

Refreshment Break and Exhibition Viewing

11:00 - 11:05

National Cosmetic and Breast Implant Registry

11:05 - 11:10

PLASTA Update

11:10 - 11:55

Treatment Strategies in Revision Breast Augmentation

11:55 - 13:00

Free Papers Session 2: Lower Limb, Upper Limb, Paediatrics

13:00 - 14:00

Lunch and Exhibition Viewing

Friday 9 November

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Binam (Main room 1st floor)

Tay Lounge (Ground Floor)

Garden Room (Ground floor)

Drawing room (1st floor)

14:00 - 15:30

Free Papers Session 3: Skin Cancer, Burns, Head and Neck

Senior Trainees - Invited Session

15:30 - 16:00

Refreshment Break and Afternoon Viewing

16:00 - 17:00

Trainee Debate - Introduction by Ken Stewart

17:00 - 17:05

Closing Remark

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Faculty

Mr M Butterworth

Since graduating from Edinburgh University, Mark Butterworth trained extensively in plastic surgery, spending time at Canniesburn Hospital in Glasgow, two years in Adelaide (Australia) and six years in London, including six months at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children. He returned to Edinburgh in 2001 to take up his post as Consultant Plastic Surgeon at the Lothian University Hospitals NHS Trust as well as at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness. He is a full member of BAPRAS.

In the private sector, he specialises in cosmetic facial rejuvenation surgery and cosmetic breast surgery in addition to body re-contouring surgery and liposuction, including post extensive weight loss surgery. He also has extensive experience in non-surgical treatments for facial lines and provides a mole and skin cancer service, including the treatment of malignant melanoma. He has lectured extensively in cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery both in the UK and overseas.

In his role as an NHS consultant, Mr Butterworth specialises in the treatment of breast cancer patients undergoing reconstruction and in the surgical treatment of malignant melanoma. His outside interests include art and sailing.

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After graduating from Oxford, Dominique’s SHO training took her to Bath and Bristol, where she gained her first taste of plastic surgery at Frenchay Hospital. She returned to Oxford for a period of research into molecular genetics, (achieving a Hunterian Professorhip, a DPhil and a fondness for golf). Her registrar training on the Pan-Thames rotation took her to Chelsea and Westminster, St George’s and East Grinstead. There was a slight hiatus when she sustained bilateral Colles’ fractures/TFCC avulsions during a five-a-side football game against the St George’s orthopaedic department. However, her subsequent operations at the Windsor Hand Clinic piqued an interest in hand surgery, and she stayed on there as Hand Fellow to consolidate her training.

At this point Cupid struck, and after meeting and marrying a Scot, she became the first (and only?) trainee to request an inter-deanery transfer out of London. Canniesburn took her in to complete her final years of training, but she subsequently transferred east to become a hand consultant in Edinburgh. There she considers herself extremely lucky to be able to indulge her interests in Dupuytren’s disease and applied anatomy, whilst enjoying the company of supportive colleagues and excellent trainees.

Mrs D Davidson

Mr Amer Durrani is a Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, working at Addenbrooke’s Hospital Cambridge since 2007, and has been the surgical lead for skin cancer for the last nine years. Mr Durrani introduced the technique of sentinel lymphnode biopsy for malignant melanoma in Cambridgeshire, having trained in this procedure in London and Scotland.

He has recently started offering the novel technique of electrochemotherapy to patients with troublesome skin metastases resistant to other treatments, to complement the metastatic melanoma service that is provided. He is also a core member of the head and neck cancer multidisciplinary team, undertaking major free flap reconstructions for the service and is in the process of setting up an SLNB service for intra-oral squamous cell carcinoma.

Mr Durrani is involved in a number of clinical trials in regard to the management of various skin malignancies including melanoma and Merkel cell carcinoma.

Mr A Durrani

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Paul Harris BSc MD FRCS(plast)Paul Harris is a well-known and established plastic surgeon based in Central London. His main area of interest is aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery.

After training, Paul worked for 15 years at The Royal Marsden Hospital specializing in cancer reconstruction. He developed the microvascular breast reconstruction service there and undertook over 1100 DIEPs. He also lead a research team into gene therapy manipulation of free flaps and became Medical Director of the hospital’s private care division. Since leaving the Royal Marsden and the National Health Service, Paul has directed his efforts more towards aesthetic breast surgery, particularly gaining a reputation in secondary surgery to correct cosmetic breast problems following surgery elsewhere.

Paul has published widely on both aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery. He is also regularly invited to lecture Nationally and Internationally. He is the UK National Secretary for ISAPS and the current President of The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS).

Mr P Harris

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Andy Malyon is a consultant plastic surgeon based in the Canniesburn Unit in Glasgow since 2003. His main interests are breast reconstruction and skin cancer.

He has served as Regional BAPRAS Council Member for Scotland, chair of the Plastic Surgery Surgical Specialty Committee of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Director of Surgical Examinations for the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, Chair of the InterCollegiate Committee for Basic Surgical Examinations OSCE sub-group, and Adviser in Plastic Surgery to the Chief Medical Officer for Scotland.

When not in one of these roles, he may be found at Ayr Racecourse (where he is a Racecourse Medical Officer), a British Eventing venue (he is a member of the Blair International Horse Trials medical team) or even, occasionally, at home on his smallholding.

Mr A Malyon

Ms K Lindsay

Plastic Surgery Trainee in ScotlandScottish Clinical Leadership Fellowship

AlumnusPLASTA Committee Member (Social Media)

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By a miracle of good fortune Ken obtained a medical degree in 1990 and proceeded to postgraduate training in surgery and plastic surgery predominantly in Scotland but with ‘overseas’ stints in Sydney, Toronto and London. (He understands that there is no sea between London and Edinburgh but he would like to create one!). He was appointed as a consultant in Edinburgh in 2002 and progressed anatomically northwards to focus on facial reconstruction and in particular ear reconstruction. He was privileged to spend time with the great and the of ear reconstruction including Brent, Nagata, Firmin, Jiang, Wikstrom and of course Gault. In 2006 he established a nationally designated ear reconstruction service for Scotland.

Ken is now held in check by a multidisciplinary ear reconstruction team who offer predominantly cartilage based and occasionally porous polyethylene based reconstructions as wel as middle ear implants to restore hearing.

He collaborated with UK colleagues to write the BAPRAS/ENTUK UK Care Standards for Microtia and Atresia. He was a founder member and treasurer of the International Society for Auricular Reconstruction (ISAR.cc) and has hosted and helped run several of the international ear meetings. He has also taught and performed live surgery and many international workshops on ear reconstruction including Oman, India and Vietnam.

In addition to his NHS practice he is active in aesthetic surgery focusing predominantly on facial aesthetics. He Royal College of Surgeons were recently kind enough to certificate him in aesthetic surgery under their new scheme.

Ken is also an honorary senior lecturer at the University of Edinburgh and has written or co-written a number of academic papers academic papers focusing on plastic surgery outcome. He would thoroughly recommend his papers to anybody caught short in a small room.

Mr K Stewart

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Mr D Ward

BAPRAS President 2017 - 18

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NORGINE (Stand 1)Phone: +31 (0)20 567 09 00www.norgine.com

Norgine is a leading European specialist pharmaceutical company with a direct commercial presence in all major European markets. In 2017, Norgine’s total net sales were EUR 345 million, up 17 per cent. Norgine employs over 1,000 people across its commercial, development and manufacturing operations and manages all aspects of product development, production, marketing, sale and supply.

Norgine specialises in gastroenterology, hepatology, cancer and supportive care. Norgine is headquartered in the Netherlands. Norgine owns a R&D site in Hengoed, Wales and two manufacturing sites in Hengoed, Wales and Dreux, France. For more information, please visit www.norgine.com and www.norginepharmaceuticals.co.uk. In 2012, Norgine established a complementary business Norgine Ventures, supporting innovative healthcare companies through the provision of debt-like financing in Europe and the US. For more information, please visit www.norgineventures.com. NORGINE and the sail logo are trademarks of the Norgine group of companies.

Exhibitors

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SURFACE IMAGING SOLUTIONS (Stand 4)Phone: 0777 4802 409

http://surfaceimaging.co.uk/

MERCIAN (Stand 2)Phone: 0844 879 1133Email: info@merciansurgical.comhttps://www.merciansurgical.com/

Mercian are celebrating 50 years this year as the UK’s leading supplier of quality Hand Surgery instruments including a comprehensive programme of microsurgery instruments. Quality, precision, specialisation and service are the cornerstones of our company philosophy.

Mercian Hand Surgery instruments are the preferred choice of Surgeons and used in leading centres throughout the UK. We will be showing at the meeting: • The original Acland Micro Vessel Clamps • Our Digiband finger tourniquets • Our Hand Surgery Intrument Set • S&T Micro Sutures • A complete range of S&T Micro Surgery Instrumentation

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APEX SURGICAL (Stand 5)Phone: +44 (0)121 272 1885Email: info@fclhealth.comwww.fclsurgical.com

Apex Surgical is part of the FCL Health Solutions group. A leading supplier to the NHS, private sector and independent clinics. Suppling single use surgical instruments, medicines, medical supplies and cosmetics with specialist product ranges in; Surgical, Aesthetics, Veterinary, Pharmaceutical, Apothecary, Ophthalmology & Clinical Trials.

We pride ourselves on the same philosophy as clinicians: the patient is always number one. As a result we provide the highest quality product at an affordable cost with excellence in service and reliability. A UK company, fully accredited and with the prestigious ISO9001(2015) - to give you security and peace of mind.

BREWIN DOLPHIN (Stand 6)Phone: 020 3201 3900

https://www.brewin.co.uk/

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HEALTHCARE 21 (Stand 7)Phone: 0845 606 5521Email: info@hc21.euhttp://www.healthcare21.eu/

Healthcare 21 are proud to be Corporate Sponsors of Celtic BAPRAS Meeting this year. Healthcare 21 (HC21) are the exclusive distributors in the UK, Germany and Ireland for the Allergan Breast Portfolio and MedSkin Solutions.

Products in our Complete Plastic Surgery Portfolio include; • Natrelle™ Breast Implants – The most comprehensive breast implant portfolio • Keller Funnel™ - Offering you a no-touch implant delivery technique • Artia™ – Acellular Dermal Matrix that is optimised for breast surgery • Revolve™ – Advanced Adipose System – Inline, closed system that is proven to save time and cost compared to centrifugation in large volume procedures. • MatriDerm™ - An Acellular Dermal Substitute, based on proprietary technology that enables the regeneration of full-thickness wounds in a One-Step procedure.

EUROSURGICAL (Stand 8)Phone: 01483 456 007Email: sales@eurosurgical.co.ukhttps://www.eurosurgical.co.uk/

Eurosurgical Ltd. specialises in Surgical Equipment, Instrument and Device supply to Burns, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Cosmetic & Aesthetic Practice, General Surgery, Maxillofacial Surgery and Gynaecological & Obstetric specialties. We offer an exciting portfolio of products including Fat Transfer, PRP/PRF, Meshers & Dermal Substitutes, Post-Surgery Garments, Facial Implants, Electrosurgery solutions and Surgical Instruments. New to our range is the Clear Edge Margin Assessment Device, Platelet Rich Fibrin sets and Rigenera Micro-Graft Device for regenerative medicine in any application.

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Delegate List (correct as of 31/10/18)

NAME INSTITUTION

Mr Raiyyan Aftab Newcastle University

Mr Jamil Ahmed Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Mr Maen Al-Aissami Al Mouwasat Hospital/Damascus University

Mr Skaria Alexander Nottingham University NHS Trust

Dr Tariq Ammari St John’s Hospital, Edinburgh

Mr Simon Barr Christie Hospital, Manchester

Mr Asim Bashir Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle

Dr Daniele Berwick Wexham Park Hospital, Slough

Miss Tiffanie-Marie Borg St Bart’s and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry

Mr Neil A Brierley Leeds General Infirmary

Mr Neil Cahoon St John’s Hopsital, Edinburgh

Dr Urska Cebron Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Dr Bhargavi Chandrasekar Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Mr Jacky Hong Chieh Chen Royal Preston Hospital

Mr Ben K Chew Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

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Mr Kuen Yeow Chin St John’s Hospital, Edinburgh

Dr Robert Coe Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital

Mrs Dominique M Davidson Dept of Plastic Surgery, Edinburgh

Ms Kerry Davies Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Mr Ivan Depasquale Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Mr Andrew J Diver Ulster Hospital, Belfast

Mr Malik Fleet Leeds General Infirmary

Mr Samim Ghorbanian Leicester Royal Infirmary

Mr Noel Graffie BAPRAS Secretariat

Dr Marina Gushchina Federal Research Institute of Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery, Moscow

Dr Tommaso Guzzetti Ospedale di Lecco (Lecco Hospital, Italy)

Mr M J Hallam St John’s Hospital, Edinburgh

Miss Sarah Hemington-Gorse Morriston, Swansea

Mr Mark Henley BAPRAS Deputy President, Nottingham

Ms Gillian Higgins Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Ms Fiona Hogg Ninewells Hopsital, Dundee

Mr Ali Jawad Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Llantrisant

Mr Daniel Jordan St John’s Hospital, Edinburgh

Miss Anjana Kaur Ninewells Hopsital, Dundee

Mr Wee Lam Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh

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Ms Karen Lindsay Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow

Miss Christina Lipede Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle

Mr Andy Malyon Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Ms Liusaidh McClymont Ninewells Hospital, Dundee

Mr Kambiz Milanifar Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Dr Katarzyna Milto NHS Lothian, Edinburgh

Prof Alex Munnoch Ninewells Hospital, Dundee

Miss Kirsty Munro Ninewells Hospital, Dundee

Mr Adrian D Murphy Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Mrs Emma Murray NHS Lothian, Edinburgh

Dr Adeeb Naasan Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Dr Alexander North Ninewells Hospital, Dundee

Mr Tomas O’Neill Royal Hospital for Sick Children

MD Rik Osinga Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Dr Ashwin Alke Pai Wexham Park Hospital, Slough

Dr Michaela Parry Davies Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Dr Emma Pedlar Royal Preston Hospital

Mr Omar Quaba Ninewells Hopsital, Dundee

Mr Saif Awf Ramman Chelsea and Westminster Hospital

Mr Michael Rice North Bristol Trust

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Dr Natalie Roberts Bradford Royal Infirmary

Mrs Helen Roberts BAPRAS Secretariat

Mr Bernard Robertson Ninewells Hospital, Dundee

Ms Mai Rostom St John’s Hopsital, Edinburgh

Dr Daniel B Saleh Newcastle Hospitals

Ms Lorraine Scanlon Cork University Hospital

Miss Alia Shah Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Miss Lindsay Shanks Nottingham University Hospital

Miss Amal Sharaf Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Miss Kavita Sharma St John’s Hospital, Edinburgh

Mr Taimur Shoaib Private Practice, Glasgow

Dr Robert Slade Morriston Hospital, Swansea

Mr David Soutar Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Mr Joseph Stallard Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield

Mr John R C Telfer Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Ms Isabel Teo Oxford University Hospitals

Dr Gemma Toland Edinburgh Royal Infirmary

Ms CJ Tollan Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Dr Reuben Vella Baldacchino Mater Dei Hospital, Malta

Mr David Ward, BAPRAS President, London

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Mr Stuart Waterson NHS Tayside, Dundee

Dr Georgina Wellstead Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital

Mr Neil Wickham Nottingham City Hospital

Miss Natasha Wielogorska University Hospital of South Manchester

Mr Adam Williamson Canniesburn Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

Mr Nicholas A Wilson Jones Welsh Centre for Burns and Plastic Surgery, Swansea

Mr Robert I S Winterton Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester

Dr Li Yenn Yong Alder Hey Hospital, Liverpool