INVITATION FROM THE DIRECTORS - ABCPF...devoted to basic principles of rhinoplasty, where masters...

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INVITINVITINVITINVITINVITAAAAATION FRTION FRTION FRTION FRTION FROM THE DOM THE DOM THE DOM THE DOM THE DIRECTORSIRECTORSIRECTORSIRECTORSIRECTORSWe would like to invite you to attend theAdvances in Rhinoplasty sponsored bythe Educational and Research Foundationof the American Academy of Facial Plasticand Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRSFoundation). The Advances in Rhinoplastycourse series is a direct descendant ofIrving Goldman's first courses in NewYork City, making our courses the longestrunning rhinoplasty course series in theworld. Our Academy values educationabove all else. By attending, you will seewhy Advances in Rhinoplasty shines notonly as the longest running, but the bestrhinoplasty course in the world. This year, we have kept the strengthsfrom previous Advances courses and haveintroduced exciting new opportunities forenrollees to participate personally. Wehave expanded the faculty in order toinclude a greater number of opinions andexperiences. Day 1 continues to bedevoted to basic principles of rhinoplasty,where masters describe their distincttechniques when performing the basics.Days 2 and 3 delve deeper into nuances oftechnique and present new ideas intackling old problems. We have includedsections on nasal reconstruction andcongenital defects to make this course all-

inclusive. The course culminates on Day 4 with a morning onRevision Rhinoplasty and an afternoon of either cadaverdissections or open microphone discussions. The cadaverworkshop is one of the best you can attend, where seniorfaculty will guide you through your dissections and show youhands-on ways of improving your technique. The open micsession is new this year. This exciting addition allows anycourse attendee or faculty to present his own complicatedproblem for discussion and solutions by the entire group offaculty and attendees. We have chosen five thought leaders to speak about theirpersonal evolutions and philosophies as their careers pro-gressed in rhinoplasty. All continue to make huge contribu-tions to the way we approach, teach and think about rhino-plasty. We have added Breakfast Sessions dealing withpractice management issues that will be of interest to anyattendee, regardless of market size or location. Finally, twonew edited live surgery videos have been produced specifi-cally for this meeting: "Male Middle Eastern Septorhino-plasty" by Shan R. Baker, MD, and "Augmentation Rhinoplastywith Rib Grafting" by Dr. Kim. You may want to pre-order theDVDs to get the discounted price (see the registration page). Advances in Rhinoplasty 2013 will be the rhinoplastycourse to attend in 2013. We hope to see you back in Chicagofor an unforgettable educational and social experience.

Peter A.Hilger, MD

MinasConstantinides, MD

David W.Kim, MD

TARTARTARTARTARGET AUDGET AUDGET AUDGET AUDGET AUDIENCEIENCEIENCEIENCEIENCEThe course is offered for continuing medical education ofmedical students, residents, fellows, and practicing physicians(MDs and DOs) in the field of facial plastic and reconstructivesurgery. The program is for physicians with all levels ofexperience and covers aesthetic, reconstructive, and congeni-tal issues relevant to this specialty.

ACCREDACCREDACCREDACCREDACCREDITITITITITAAAAATION AND CREDTION AND CREDTION AND CREDTION AND CREDTION AND CREDIT DESIGIT DESIGIT DESIGIT DESIGIT DESIGNNNNNAAAAATIONTIONTIONTIONTIONThe Educational and Research Foundation for the AmericanAcademy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery isaccredited by the Accreditation Council for ContinuingMedical Education (ACCME) to sponsor continuing medicaleducation for physicians. The AAFPRS Foundation designates this continuingmedical education activity for up to 31 credits (for thedidactic portion) and 5 credits (for the lab) in Category 1 ofthe Physician’s Recognition Award of the American MedicalAssociation.

LEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING OBJECTIVESAt the conclusion of this program, the participant should beable to:W Discuss principles in fundamental rhinoplastyW Explain recent advances and cutting edge material inmodern rhinoplastyW Debate controversial issues in rhinoplasty and understandthe different opinionsW Utlize new and innovative technical pearls for complexproblems and deformitiesW Delineate sound principles in functional, ethnic andreconstructive rhinoplasty

This course is offered by the Educational and ResearchFoundation for American Academy of Facial Plasticand Reconstructive Surgery and endorsed by theAmerican Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

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DDDDDISTINGISTINGISTINGISTINGISTINGUISHED FUISHED FUISHED FUISHED FUISHED FAAAAACULCULCULCULCULTYTYTYTYTYPeter A. Adamson, MD Toronto, ON, CanadaFazil Apaydin, MD Izmir, TurkeyShan R. Baker, MD Ann Arbor, MIRobert Baxter Miami, FLGary C. Burget, MD, Chicago, ILMiriam Boenisch, MD, PhD Linz, AustriaAnthony E. Brisset, MD Houston, TXPatrick J. Byrne, MD Baltimore, MDSpencer Cochran, MD Dallas, TXMark B. Constantian, MD Nashua, NHMinas Constantinides, MD New York, NYCandace Crowe Orlando, FLRichard E. Davis, MD Miramar, FLSteven H. Dayan, MD Chicago, ILTracy Drumm Chicago, ILEdward H. Farrior, MD Tampa, FLFred G. Fedok, MD Hershey, PAJoseph Gryskiewicz, MD Edina, MNLaura Hankins San Diego, CAPeter A. Hilger, MD Edina, MNYong Ju Jang, MD Seoul, South KoreaDavid W. Kim, MD San Francisco, CARussell W.H. Kridel, MD Houston, TXWayne F. Larrabee, Jr., MD Seattle, WAPhilip J. Miller, MD New York, NYSteven R. Mobley, MD Salt Lake City, UTJose Juan Montes, MD MexicoSam P. Most, MD Stanford, CACraig S. Murakami, MD Seattle, WAPaul S. Nassif, MD Beverly Hills, CAPietro Palma, MD Milan, ItalyIra D. Papel, MD Baltimore, MDStephen S. Park, MD Charlottesville, VANorman J. Pastorek, MD New York, NYSteven J. Pearlman, MD New York, NYStephen W. Perkins, MD Indianapolis, INVito C. Quatela, MD Rochester, NYRod J. Rohrich, MD Dallas, TXJulian Rowe-Jones, MD Guildford Surrey, UKWilliam E. Silver, MD Atlanta, GARobert L. Simons, MD Miami Beach, FLFred J. Stucker, MD Shreveport, LAJonathan M. Sykes, MD Sacramento, CAJ. Regan Thomas, MD Chicago, ILDean M. Toriumi, MD Chicago, ILGilbert Nolst Trenité, MD Amsterdam, NetherlandsTom D. Wang, MD Portland, ORGreg Washington Los Angeles, CA

MEETING SITE AND HOTEL INFORMAMEETING SITE AND HOTEL INFORMAMEETING SITE AND HOTEL INFORMAMEETING SITE AND HOTEL INFORMAMEETING SITE AND HOTEL INFORMATIONTIONTIONTIONTIONThe meeting will be held at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel andTowers. Rooms have been blocked for AAFPRS attendees andthe special discounted rate is $229 single/double occupancy.Please call the hotel directly to make your reservations at 1-(800) 233-4100. The Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers is the premiermeeting hotel in downtown Chicago. There are six distinctiverestaurants and lounges, including the acclaimed Shula'sSteak House, health club, indoor swimming pool, sauna andmassage therapy. The hotel's riverfront location, just offMichigan Avenue, is within a short walk of Navy Pier, Millen-nium Park and the "Loop" business district. The hotel offersspectacular views of either Lake Michigan or the city skyline.Guests enjoy deluxe accommodations, including Sheraton'sSweet Sleepers Beds, in-room safes, coffee makers, in-roomrefreshment center, high-speed Internet access, cable televi-sion with movies and video games. Club guest rooms, locatedon the top four floors, feature plush robes, turndown service,complimentary continental breakfast and afternoon horsd'oeuvres.

Chicago is a city of world-class status, drawing visitors fromaround the nation and the world. Located on the shores ofLake Michigan in the heart of the Midwest, Chicago is hometo world-championship sports teams, an internationallyacclaimed symphony orchestra, renowned architecture,award-winning theater, and much more. Visitors to Chicago experience a virtual explosion ofcultural activity, civic pride and multicultural expression.From stunning architecture and world-famous museums tolakefront parks and vibrant ethnic neighborhoods, Chicagooffers a range of attractions, which keep visitors coming backagain and again.

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7:30am Welcome from the Co-DirectorsPeter A. Hilger, MD; Minas Constantinides, MD;and David W. Kim, MD

FUNDFUNDFUNDFUNDFUNDAMENTAMENTAMENTAMENTAMENTALSALSALSALSALSModerator: Minas Constantinides, MD7:45am How to Diagnose All You Need from the Nasal

SurfaceMark Constantian, MD

8:05am Surgical Approaches: Pros/ConsFred G. Fedok, MD

8:25am Osteotomies from a Master's PerspectiveCraig S. Murakami, MD

8:45am ProfileplastyShan R. Baker, MD

9:05am Setting Middle Vault WidthVito C. Quatela, MD

9:25am Tip Position: Setting Projection & RotationSteven J. Pearlman, MD

9:45am Tip RefinementJulian Rowe-Jones, MD

10:05am Alar Base ReductionsFred J. Stucker, MD

10:25am Break in thBreak in thBreak in thBreak in thBreak in the Ee Ee Ee Ee Exhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hall

11:15am Panel: Rhinoplasty Analysis: Case BasedModerator: Peter A. Adamson, MDPanelists: Mark Constantian, MD; Pietro Palma, MD;and Norman J. Pastorek, MD

Noon PERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLUTION 1UTION 1UTION 1UTION 1UTION 1The Rhinoplasty Patterns and Solutions That I haveIdentified So FarMark Constantian, MD

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DORSUMDORSUMDORSUMDORSUMDORSUMModerator: Peter A. Hilger, MD2:00pm Breaking Bones for a Good Cause: Do We Really

Understand Our Osteotomies?Pietro Palma, MD

2:20pm Powered Instruments in RhinoplastyPhilip J. Miller, MD

2:40pm The Radix Problem and its SolutionsWilliam E. Silver, MD

3:00pm Panel: Dorsal AugmentationModerator: Peter A. Hilger, MDPanelists: Patrick J. Byrne, MD; William E. Silver,MD; J. Regan Thomas, MD; and Yong Ju Jang, MD

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5:00pm RhinRhinRhinRhinRhinoplasty Blastsoplasty Blastsoplasty Blastsoplasty Blastsoplasty BlastsModerator: William E. Silver, MD(10 min talks focused on one technique in primaryrhinoplasty)

5:00pm PDS Plate in SeptoplastyPaul S. Nassif, MD

5:10pm Spreader GraftIra D. Papel, MD

5:20pm Spreader FlapSam P. Most, MD

5:30pm Caudal Septal SurgerySteven R. Mobley, MD

5:40pm Columellar StrutJoseph Gryskiewicz, MD

5:50pm Nasal spine/posterior septal angleRichard E. Davis, MD

6:00pm Thick SkinJose Juan Montes, MD

6:10pm Thin SkinEdward H. Farrior, MD

6:20pm Alar-Columellar DisproportionStephen W. Perkins, MD

6:30pm Tip GraftingDavid W. Kim, MD

6:40pm Multilayer Tip GraftingYong Ju Jang, MD

6:50pm Lateral Crural Cephalic Turn-In FlapFazil Apaydin, MD

7:00pm WelcomWelcomWelcomWelcomWelcome Re Re Re Re Reception in theception in theception in theception in theception in the Ee Ee Ee Ee Exhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hall

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WelcomWelcomWelcomWelcomWelcome Re Re Re Re ReceptioneceptioneceptioneceptioneceptionAll registered physicians and guests are invitedto the Welcome Recpetion from 7:00pm to8:00pm in the Exhibit Hall. Those guests andspouses who are not registered for the meetingmay purchase a Welcome Reception ticket toattend. Please refer to the registration form.

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6:30am Practice Management (Non-CME)Moderator: Peter A. Hilger, MDPanelists: Stephen W. Perkins, MD; William E.Silver, MD; and J. Regan Thomas, MD

BreakBreakBreakBreakBreakououououout Session 1.t Session 1.t Session 1.t Session 1.t Session 1. TIP: M TIP: M TIP: M TIP: M TIP: Modododododulaulaulaulaulating Tting Tting Tting Tting Tip Pip Pip Pip Pip PositionositionositionositionositionModerator: Jonathan M. Sykes, MD7:15am Daily Announcements7:30am Reliable Techniques for Setting Tip Position

Shan R. Baker, MD7:50am Nuances with Tongue-in-Groove Technique

Dean M. Toriumi, MD8:10am The Extreme Rhinoplasty: Over Projected, Under

Rotated and MoreEdward H. Farrior, MD

8:30am The Short NoseStephen W. Perkins, MD

8:50am Lengthening the Short NoseTom D. Wang, MD

BreakBreakBreakBreakBreakououououout Session 2.t Session 2.t Session 2.t Session 2.t Session 2. TIP: Phil TIP: Phil TIP: Phil TIP: Phil TIP: Philosophosophosophosophosophy & Cony & Cony & Cony & Cony & ConceptsceptsceptsceptsceptsModerator: Steven J. Pearlman, MD7:15am Daily Announcements7:30am 10 Commandments of Successful Rhinoplasty

Joseph Gryskiewicz, MD7:50am Nasal Tip Dynamics: Fundamentals of Improving

Nasal Tip AppearanceJ. Regan Thomas, MD

8:10am Tip, Tricks and Pearls in RhinoplastyPhilip J. Miller, MD

8:30am The Flaccid Lower Lateral CartilagesPeter A. Hilger, MD

8:50am Columellar Strut FamilyFazil Apaydin, MD

9:15am PERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLUTION 2UTION 2UTION 2UTION 2UTION 225-Year Experience with Structure RhinoplastyDean M. Toriumi, MD


BreakBreakBreakBreakBreakououououout Session 3.t Session 3.t Session 3.t Session 3.t Session 3. T T T T Tip: Shaip: Shaip: Shaip: Shaip: Shaping anping anping anping anping and Rd Rd Rd Rd RefefefefefinininininemememememenenenenentttttModerator: Philip J. Miller, MD10:45am Graduated Approach to Nasal Tip Plasty in

Intranasal RhinoplastySteven J. Pearlman, MD

11:00am Endonasal Tip TechniquesRobert L. Simons, MD

11:15am Dome Defining SuturesNorman J. Pastorek, MD

11:30am Aesthetic Light and Shadows: Refinement of theNasal TipDavid W. Kim, MD

11:45am Crushed Cartilage Camouflage GraftingMiriam Boenish, MD

BreakBreakBreakBreakBreakououououout Session 4.t Session 4.t Session 4.t Session 4.t Session 4. T T T T Tip/ Alaip/ Alaip/ Alaip/ Alaip/ AlaeeeeeModerator: J. Regan Thomas, MD10:45am Alar Base Surgery

Anthony Brisset, MD11:00am Simplifying Alar Base Reductions

Spencer Cochran, MD11:15am The Caudal Septum and the Intermediate and

Medial CruraJonathan M. Sykes, MD

11:30am Alar RetractionSteven R. Mobley, MD

11:45am The Droopy ColumellaFred G. Fedok, MD

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1:15pm Panel: Creating the Ideal Tip Shape--DifferentStrokes for Different FolksModerator: David W. Kim, MDPanelists: Peter A. Adamson, MD; SpencerCochran, MD; and Richard E. Davis, MD

2:15pm PERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLUTION 3UTION 3UTION 3UTION 3UTION 3My Learning Process in Rhinoplasty: What ILearned from My MistakesGilbert Nolst Trenité, MD


FUNCTIONFUNCTIONFUNCTIONFUNCTIONFUNCTION3:45pm Advances in Functional Rhinoplasty: The Last

Two YearsSam P. Most, MD

4:05pm Panel: Functional Challenges and ControversiesModerator: Ira D. Papel, MDPanelists: Fazil Apaydin, MD; Mark Constantian,MD; Craig Murakami, MD; and Stephen S. Park, MD

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Moderator: Gary Burget, MDPanelists: Anthony Brisset, MD; Stephen S. Park,MD; Fred J. Stucker, MD; and J. Regan Thomas, MD

BreakBreakBreakBreakBreakououououout Pt Pt Pt Pt Panananananel 2el 2el 2el 2el 25:15pm ClClClClCleft Lip Rhineft Lip Rhineft Lip Rhineft Lip Rhineft Lip Rhinoplastyoplastyoplastyoplastyoplasty

Moderator: Gilbert Nolst Trenité, MDPanelists: Vito C. Quatela, MD; Jonathan M. Sykes,MD; and Tom D. Wang, MD

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6:30am Breakfast with Practice Management Experts(Non-CME)Moderator: Minas Constantinides, MDPanelists: Candace Crowe; Tracy Drumm; andLaura Hankins

GenGenGenGenGenerererereral Sessional Sessional Sessional Sessional Session7:15am Daily Announcements7:30am Extracorporeal Septoplasty

Miriam Boenisch, MD

BreakBreakBreakBreakBreakououououout Session 5.t Session 5.t Session 5.t Session 5.t Session 5. T T T T Twisted Nwisted Nwisted Nwisted Nwisted Nose anose anose anose anose and Septumd Septumd Septumd Septumd SeptumModerator: Paul S. Nassif, MD8:15am Complications and Prevention: Disasters in

RhinoplastyRussell W.H. Kridel, MD

8:35am The Bony Vault in the Crooked NoseGilbert Nolst Trenité, MD

8:55am The Crooked Middle Third of the NoseRichard E. Davis, MD

9:15am Aligning the Tip in the Crooked NoseTom D. Wang, MD

9:35am Novel Uses of PDS PlateSteven H. Dayan, MD

9:55am Concurrent Rhinoplasty and FESS: Pitfalls andPointersPatrick J. Byrne, MD

BreakBreakBreakBreakBreakououououout Session 6.t Session 6.t Session 6.t Session 6.t Session 6. De De De De Deviaviaviaviaviations, Dorsums antions, Dorsums antions, Dorsums antions, Dorsums antions, Dorsums andddddAging NAging NAging NAging NAging NosesosesosesosesosesModerator: Rod J. Rohrich, MD8:15am The Deviated Cartilaginous Nose

Rod J. Rohrich, MD8:35am The Deviated Nose

Norman J. Pastorek, MD8:55am The Art of Profileplasty

Stephen W. Perkins, MD9:15am Managing the Post-traumatic Nasal Deformity

Dean M. Toriumi, MD9:35am Newer Techniques in Diced Cartilage Grafting

Shan R. Baker, MD9:55am Aging Nose Rhinoplasty

Russell W.H. Kridel, MD


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Moderator: Julian Rowe-Jones, MDPanelists: Anthony Brisset, MD; Yong Ju Jang, MD;Jose Juan Montes, MD; and Rod J. Rohrich, MD

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Moderator: Steven H. Dayan, MDPanelists: Philip J. Miller, MD and Paul S. Nassif, MD


GenGenGenGenGenerererereral Sessional Sessional Sessional Sessional Session1:30pm "Aligning the Stars"

Robert L. Simons, MD

2:00pm PERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLUTION 4UTION 4UTION 4UTION 4UTION 4The Importance of Structural Integrity inRhinoplasty--A 30 Year ExperienceStephen W. Perkins, MD

RHINOPLASTY POTPOURRIRHINOPLASTY POTPOURRIRHINOPLASTY POTPOURRIRHINOPLASTY POTPOURRIRHINOPLASTY POTPOURRIModerator: Shan R. Baker, MD2:45pm Cartilage Engineering: What is the Future Like?

Stephen S. Park, MD3:05pm Managing the Short Nose Deformity

Dean M. Toriumi, MD3:25pm Rhinoplasty in Children

Gilbert Nolst Trenité, MD3:45pm Minimal Invasive Rhinoplasty

Pietro Palma, MD


4:45pm Panel: Managing the Difficult PatientModerator: Jonathan M. Sykes, MDPanelists: Peter A. Adamson, MD; MarkConstantian, MD; and Robert L. Simons, MD

EEEEExhibitsxhibitsxhibitsxhibitsxhibitsAll breaks and lunches, as well as the WelcomeReception, will be held in the exhibit hall. Theexhibitors are an integral part of this program andthey benefit tremendously from interacting with theattendees. Help us to continue this valued partner-ship by supporting and encouraging the exhibition.Exhibitors from prior years have included companiesrepresenting publishers; surgical instrumentation;bioimplants; computer imaging; and cosmetologyproducts. The Exhibit Hall will be open daily startingon Wednesday, May 8, 2013.

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6:30am Breakfast Session: Website DevelopmentModerator: Philip J. Miller, MDPanelists: Robert Baxter; and Greg Washington

7:15am Daily Announcements

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Moderator: Ira D. Papel, MDPanelists: Spencer Cochran, MD; JosephGryskiewicz, MD; Russell W.H. Kridel, MD;Jose Juan Montes, MD; and Paul S. Nassif, MD

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Moderator: Rod J. Rohrich, MDPanelists: Edward H. Farrior, MD; Julian Rowe-Jones, MD; Sam P. Most, MD; Steven J. Pearlman,MD; and Vito C. Quatela, MD

GenGenGenGenGenerererereral Sessional Sessional Sessional Sessional Session9:00am Beauty in Today's World

Steven H. Dayan, MD9:20am Panel: The Hardest Primary Rhinoplasty

Moderator: Sam P. Most, MDPanelists: Patrick J. Byrne, MD; Fred G. Fedok, MD;Steven R. Mobley, MD; and Craig S. Murakami, MD

10:20am Break in EBreak in EBreak in EBreak in EBreak in Exhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hallxhibit Hall

11:00pm PERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONPERSONAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLAL EVOLUTION 5UTION 5UTION 5UTION 5UTION 5Structure, Creativity, and Common Sense inRhinoplastyRussel W.H. Kridel, MD


1:00pm Main Session Case: Discussions Open MicModerators: Peter A. Hilger, MD; Wayne F.Larrabee, Jr., MD; William E. Silver, MD; andFred J. Stucker, MDAttendees may submit their own cases and/orproblems for discussion by faculty and attendees ina unique “open mic” format.

The popular AAFPRS Video Learning Center will be in theExhibit Hall and will be open to all meeting attendees.The John Dickinson Memorial Library has over 275procedural and instructional DVDs which you can previewat the meeting. You may also purchase the DVDs on-siteand receive a 10% meeting discount. There will beBRAND NEW rhinoplasty DVDs at this meeting and theywill be shown during the breaks.

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1:00pm CADCADCADCADCADAVER WORKSHOP RHINOPLASTYAVER WORKSHOP RHINOPLASTYAVER WORKSHOP RHINOPLASTYAVER WORKSHOP RHINOPLASTYAVER WORKSHOP RHINOPLASTYWorkshop Leader: David W. Kim, MDThe cadaver course features hands-on individual-ized instruction by the course faculty. A compre-hensive dissection manual is provided and willhelp to guide participants in their dissections onfresh cadaver specimens. Short lectures, videodemonstrations, and prosections by mastersurgeons provide additional instruction for bothbasic and advanced techniques. As the majority ofthe course faculty are assigned to the cadaver lab,the faculty to student ratio will be better than 1:4.This means that each student will have ampleopportunity to have any and all questions personally addressed by a number of rhinoplasty experts.

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REGREGREGREGREGISTRAISTRAISTRAISTRAISTRATIONTIONTIONTIONTIONThe registration form and fee must be received by theAAFPRS Foundation office by Wednesday, April 10, 2013, inorder to qualify for the pre-registration fee. After April 10,2013, you will be charged the on-site fee. Registration fees forphysicians, OFPSA members, and allied health professionalsinclude a badge, on-site program, and course syllabus;attendance to the scientific sessions; entrance to the ExhibitHall; morning and afternoon breaks, lunches; and theWelcome Reception. On-site registration will be held at theSheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers. Spouses and Guest fees include a badge; entrance to thesessions and Exhibit Hall; morning and afternoon breaks,lunches; and the Welcome Reception. Spouses/guests who donot register for the meeting but wish to attend the WelcomeReception, may purchase a ticket for $75. The spouse/guestfee carries no acknowledgement of course attendance.

On-site ROn-site ROn-site ROn-site ROn-site RegistregistregistregistregistraaaaationtiontiontiontionRegistration will be held at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel andTowers starting on Tuesday, May 3, 2013 from 3:00pm to6:30pm. The registration desk will be open throughout themeeting.

CanCanCanCanCancellacellacellacellacellation Ption Ption Ption Ption PooooolicylicylicylicylicyFull refunds less a $75 cancellation fee will be honoredbefore April 10, 2013; after this date, no refunds will begranted. No shows are considered to be an on-site cancella-tion and therefore are not eligible for any refunds. A cancella-tion requires written notification.

ConfirmaConfirmaConfirmaConfirmaConfirmationstionstionstionstionsConfirmation letters will be mailed within three weeks ofreceipt of your registration. If you require an immediateguarantee of AAFPRS receiving your registration, please usean overnight service with tracking services.

RRRRRegistregistregistregistregistraaaaation Cation Cation Cation Cation CategtegtegtegtegoriesoriesoriesoriesoriesPhysiciansPhysicians (MDs and DOs) who wish to receive CME creditsmust register as physicians in the appropriate registrationcategory and designate their medical degree.

AAFPRS members: Members who meet all membershiprequirements and have paid their 2013 dues. Physicians whoare members of the Societies that comprise The InternationalFederation of Facial Plastic Surgery Societies (IFFPSS) fallunder this category. (See registration form for list of societ-ies.)

Non-members: Physicians who are not currently members ofthe AAFPRS or any society affiliated with the IFFPSS. (Seeregistration form for list of societies.)

Residents: Member and non-member residents in an ACGMEresidency training program. Verification of residency fromprogram director must be submitted at time of registration.

Fellowship Participants: Fellows participating in an AAFPRSFoundation fellowship program between July 1, 2012 andJune 30, 2013.

Non-physiciansSpouses and Guests: A spouse, guest, relative or an individualaccompanying a registered physician for social and foodfunctions only. Spouses or guests who wish to attend thescientific sessions and courses, should register under theAllied Health Professionals category.

OFPSA Members: Facial plastic surgery assistants who aremembers of the Organization of Facial Plastic SurgeryAssistants (OFPSA) should register under this category.

Allied Health Professionals: Non-MDs and non-DOs such asmedical assistants, office personnel, nurses, aestheticians, andphysician assistants, must register under this category toreceive a letter of attendance.

Payment and RemittanceFull payment must be made in U.S. funds and mustaccompany registration. Check or money order must bepayable to the AAFPRS Foundation and mailed to:Educational and Research Foundation for the AAFPRS, P.O.Box 759033, Baltimore, MD 21275-9033. Credit card paymentsmay be faxed to (703) 299-8898 or mailed to: AAFPRSFoundation, 310 S. Henry Street, Alexandria, VA 22314.

For questions about any of the informationcontained in this brochure, please contact:

AAFPRS Foundation310 S. Henry StreetAlexandria, VA 22314Phone: (703) 299-9291; Fax: (703) 299-8898E-mail: [email protected] site: www.aafprs.org

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REGREGREGREGREGISTRAISTRAISTRAISTRAISTRATION: ATION: ATION: ATION: ATION: Adddddvanvanvanvanvances in Rhinces in Rhinces in Rhinces in Rhinces in Rhinoplasty 2013oplasty 2013oplasty 2013oplasty 2013oplasty 2013General Registration Pre-registration On-sitePlease check one. Before 4/10/13 After 4/10/13n AAFPRS Member $950 $1,200n Non-Member Physician $1,350 $1,500n Resident (ACGME Program Only)* $575 $725n OFPSA Member+ $575 $775n Allied Health Professionals++ $655 $800n Member in 2010-2011 AAFPRS Fellowship* n/c n/cn Spouse/Guest $200 $250n Welcome Reception #____ tickets $75 $75

Optional Cadaver Lab Pre-registration On-sitePlease check one. Before 4/10/13 After 4/10/13n AAFPRS Member $850 $995n Non-Member Physician $1,050 $1,200n Resident (ACGME Program Only)* $700 $800n Member in 2012-2013 AAFPRS Fellowship* $700 $800

Optional, pre-order DVDsn Middle Eastern Septorhinoplasty, Dr. Baker $120 (reg. $150)n Augmentation Rhinoplasty, Dr. Kim $120 (reg. $150)

Registration for the Cadaver Lab is limited. Please register early.*Registration must include written verification from program director.+RNs, PAs, or other medical assistants and office staff who are members of theOFPSA must register under this category to receive a letter of attendance.++RNs, PAs, or other medical assistants and office staff who are nnnnnototototot OFPSAmembers must register under this category to receive a letter of attendance.

To register at the AAFPRS memberrate, you must be a member of at leastone of IFFPSS societies listed below.Please check yourmembership:n American Academy of FacialPlastic and Reconstructive Surgeryn The Asean Academy of FacialPlastic and Reconstructive Surgeryn The Australasian Academy ofFacial Plastic and ReconstructiveSurgeryn Brasilian Society of RhinologyFacial Plastic Surgeryn Canadian Academy of Facial Plasticand Reconstructive Surgeryn Colombian Society of Facial PlasticSurgery and Rhinologyn The European Academy of FacialPlastic Surgeryn Mexican Society of Rhinology andFacial Surgeryn Taiwan Academy of Facial Plasticand Reconstructive Surgeryn Venezuela Society of Rhinologyand Facial Plastic Surgeryn I am not an AAFPRS member andwant to receive a memberapplication.

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ITS HISTORYThe American Academy of Facial Plastic and ReconstructiveSurgery (AAFPRS) was founded in 1964 and represents morethan 2,700 facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons through-out the world. The AAFPRS is a National Medical SpecialtySociety of the American Medical Association (AMA). TheAAFPRS holds an official seat in the AMA House of Del-egates and on the American College of Surgeons board ofgovernors.

ITS MEMBERSThe majority of AAFPRS members and fellows are certifiedby the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and NeckSurgery, which includes examination in facial plastic andreconstructive surgery procedures, and the American Boardof Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Other AAFPRSmembers are surgeons certified in ophthalmology, plasticsurgery, and dermatology.

ITS PURPOSEThe AAFPRS was founded in 1964 as an autonomous profes-sional society representing the specialty of facial plasticsurgery. The mission of the AAFPRS is:

• To promote the highest quality facial plastic surgerythrough education, dissemination of professionalinformation, and the establishment of professionalstandards;• To achieve understanding and recognition of thespecialty of facial plastic surgery by the medicalprofession, hospitals, and other medical care entities,legislative and regulatory bodies, and the public at large;• To define facial plastic surgery as a specialty thatrequires intensive training and competence, embodies highethical standards, artistic ideals, commitment tohumanitarian service, and a desire to enhance thequality of human life;• To serve as the public’s information sourceon facial plastic surgery; and• To assist members in the practice of facial plasticand reconstructive surgery, guiding them in thedelivery of high quality, cost-effective medicine andsurgery.

With over 3,000 members, the Academy is the world’s largestinternational association of facial plastic surgeons and theonly organization dedicated solely to the advancement offacial plastic and reconstructive surgery.

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In 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 proactive researchprogram and educational resources for leaders in facialplastic surgery. Through courses, workshops, and otherscientific presentations, as well as a highly respected fellow-ship training program, the AAFPRS Foundation has consis-tently provided quality educational programs for the dissemi-nation of knowledge and information among facial plasticsurgeons.

In the early 1990s, FACE TO FACE humanitarian programswere established so that AAFPRS members could use theirskills and share their talent in helping the less fortunateindividuals 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 in Iraq and/or Afghanistan.

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 universallyshared. The views and techniques of the instructors arenot necessarily those of the Academy or its Foundationbut are presented in this forum to advance scientific andmedical education. Registrants waive any claim againstthe Academy or its Foundation arising out of informa-tion presented in this course. Registrants also under-stand that operating rooms and health-care facilitiespresent inherent dangers. Registrants waive any claimagainst the Academy or Foundation for injury or otherdamage resulting in any way from course participation.This educational program is not designed for certifica-tion purposes. Neither the AAFPRS nor its Foundationprovides certification of proficiency for those attending.

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