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CONTENTS

WELCOME MESSAGE 3

FACULTY 4

CHAIRMEN 5

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6

SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION 7

GENERAL INFORMATION 8

SOCIAL EVENTS 10

KOS 12

PROGRAM OVERVIEW 13

FINAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 19

E-POSTERS 42

INDEX 41

NOTEΤhe abstracts’ titles, authors’ names and Institutions have been inserted on the Final Program exactly the sameway the have been delivered by the authors of the abstracts themselves.

2 Kos, 01 - 03 September 2011


Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the Board of the Hellenic Society of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery(HESPRAS) and the Board of the Hellenic Association for the Treatment of Maxillofacial Cancer(HATMC), it is an honor and a pleasure for us to welcome you to the 2nd International Meetingon Aesthetic and Reconstructive Facial Surgery (IMAFR) that takes place again in Greece, inthe birthplace of Hippocrates, the island of Kos on September 1-3, 2011.

On May 2009 the 1st meeting was held in the island of Mykonos and more than 400 colleaguesaround the world had the opportunity to enjoy a very active scientific event and a joyful socialprogram.

We chose another famous Greek island, the island of Kos, in the Dodecanese archipelagos,equally beautiful, with many attractions, the biggest of which is being the land were Hippocrates,the father of Medicine, instituted 25 centuries ago the first hospital and medical school in theworld.

The lessons we learned from the organization of the 1st meeting will certainly help us to providean even better academic program that will cover all aspects of aesthetic and reconstructive facialsurgery from Fillers and Botulin Toxin A to the most sophisticated approaches for facialrejuvenation, rhinoplasty, facial implants, fat transfer, endoscopy as well as microsurgery,aesthetic facial reconstruction, head and neck cancer and facial allotransplantation. Adistinguished faculty from around the world will cover the full scope of facial surgery.

The intention of the 2nd meeting is again be threefold. Educational, scientific and recreational.Educational for the young and the older, scientific for the inventing and inquiring minded andrecreational, for all of us.

We are confident that we prepared a memorable scientific event for the years to come. One thatwill broaden our scientific horizons and strengthen our cultural ties through the social programin a way that the everlasting Hippocratic values that have dominated our noble profession formore than 2500 years will remain alive and unchanged from the passing of time, enlighteningour path in life, family and society.

With our warmest regards,

Apostolos D. Mandrekas, MD, PhD Alexander D. Rapidis, MD, DDS, PhD

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMEN


• Honorary President: Marita Eisenmann-Klein, Germany

• Congress Chairmen:Apostolos D. Mandrekas, GreeceAlexander D. Rapidis, Greece

Daniel C. Baker USADario Bertossi ItalyGiovanni Botti ItalySean Boutros USAJay Calvert USAMimis Cohen USASydney Coleman USAPeter Cordeiro USAGregory Evans USAWolfgang Gubisch GermanyAndrew J. Kaufman USAWilliam J. Little USAPeter Neligan USAMilomir Ninkovic GermanyPier Francesco Nocini ItalyNorbert Pallua GermanyNelson Piccolo BrazilGerald H. Pitman USAJan G. Poëll SwitzerlandJulian Pribaz USAOscar Ramirez USACamilo J. Roldán GermanyPierre Saadeh USAJulia Terzis USASpero Theodorou USAPatrick Tonnard BelgiumCarlos Oscar Uebel BrazilKurt G. Vinzenz Austria

FACULTY


Anastasopoulos AnastasiosAntonopoulos DimitrisAravanis GeorgeAthanasiou AthanasiosBoukouvalas ZissisChristoforidis BakisChristopoulos AthanasiosDamilakos PetrosDaskalakis EmmanouilDemiri DepyDialynakis ConstantineDionyssopoulos AlexanderFiolitakis GeorgeForoglou PeriklesFoustanos AndreasFragoulis MariosGamatsi EiriniGeorgiou PanagisHapsas DimitrisHatzipoulidis DimitriosKeramidas EvangelosKokkalis GeorgeKomninakis EfstratiosKompilakos PeterKontoes ParaskevasKotrotsiou MariaKotsampasakis SteliosKretsis BasilLambrinaki NektariaLoupatatzi Anastasia

Mandalos PanagiotisMandrekas ApostolosManos ConstantinosMastorakos DimitrisMoutoglis GeorgeMpellonias EvangelosMpitzos JohnPanagiotou PeterPantelidis EmanouilPapadopoulos StefanosPapadopulos NickPapatheodorakis PhilipPetrakopoulou TheodoraRapidis Alexander D.Rodopoulou VillySpyropoulou AlexandraStathakis StefanosStavrianos SpyrosStavropoulou VassilikiTarambe MichaelTsakiris AristidisTsakoniatis NicholaosTsiliboti DimitraTsoutsos DimosthenisTzimas FiliposVassilikos GeorgeVlastou EkateriniZambacos GeorgeZarkadas George

CHAIRMEN


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Organizing Committee of the 2nd IMAFR Meeting Acknowledge the followingSponsors for their kind contribution

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSOR

SPONSORS


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM INFORMATION

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM INFORMATIONThe Scientific Program of the Congress includes Panel Discussions, Symposia, KeyNote Lectures, Oral Presentations, Grand Debates, Masterclasses and E-Posterspresentations.

CME ACCREDITATION POINTSThe 2nd IMAFR Meeting has been granted 18 European CME Credits (ECMEC) by theEuropean Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME). Pointsawarded by the EACCME are recognized by the American Medical Association (AMA).

E-POSTER PRESENTATIONSIn a special tailored area screens will be available, during the whole duration of theCongress, where each participant could see all posters or any of the poster of hisinterest with a handy search.At least one of the authors has to be registered in order to present e-poster.

CONGRESS TOPICS• Aesthetics• Facial Rejuvenation• Rhinoplasty• Implants• Endoscopy

• Microsurgery• Facial Trauma• Head and Neck Cancer• Craniofacial Deformities

MASTERCLASSES (Participation is free of charge)

Masterclass #1Daniel C. BakerSculpting the Fat Face & Neck

Masterclass # 2Wolfgang GubischBulky tip – How to correct it and how toovercome the complications

Masterclass # 3Daniel C. BakerShort Scar Rhytidectomy:Indications, Limitations, Mistakes, Revision

Masterclass # 4Sydney ColemanFacial LipoStructure

Masterclass #5Giovanni BottiOtoplasty

Masterclass # 6William J. LittleSculptural Rejuvenation of theFace and Neck: the XJ Lift

Masterclass #7Patrick TonnardMultimodal facial rejuvenation


GENERAL INFORMATION

VENUEThe 2nd IMAFR Meeting takes place at IBEROSTAR KIPRIOTIS PANORAMA HOTEL &SUITES. Reflecting the crystal clear Aegean waters, 200m from the beach, IberostarKipriotis Panorama Hotel & Suites is conveniently located in the area of Psalidi, on theeast coast of the island of Kos, only 3km from Kos town and 25 kilometres from theairport. Amphitheatrically built, its shiny glass façade strikes out from the natural scenicbeauty that surrounds it, enabling the visitor to stare the undreamt view to the immensesky-blue Aegean Sea.

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMIt is strictly forbidden to use camera or video camera during the presentations of theScientific Program.

LANGUAGEEnglish will be the official language of the Congress.

AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENTAudiovisual equipment of the latest technology will be used in all Meeting Halls.

EXHIBITIONDuring the Congress an exhibition of scientific products, equipment and pharmaceuticalmedicines will take place.

SPEAKERS’ PREVIEW ROOMSpeakers’ Pre View Room will be located close to the secretariat. All powerpoint filesmust be delivered to the Speakers’ Pre View Room at least one hour before the sessionstarts.Data files must be on CD-Rom and can not be delivered in the session rooms in orderto avoid delay and projection problems. Opening hours of the Speakers’ Pre ViewRoom, the same as Secretariat’s.

NAME BADGESYou may receive your personal name badge at the Congress Secretariat. For securitypurposes, delegates, accompanying persons and exhibitors must wear their namebadges throughout the congress and to all cultural events. There will be different colorsin the lower of the badge indicating special categories.

CERTIFICATES OF ATTENDANCECertificates of Attendance with CME Credit Points will be issued by the CongressSecretariat at the end of the congress.

INSURANCERegistration fees do not include insurance of participants against cancellation, accidents,theft or property loss. Participants should arrange for their own insurance.


CONGRESS SECRETARIATThe official Congress Secretariat is Zita Congress. The Congress Secretariat will belocated at a central point of Meeting Halls foyer and will operate during the wholeduration of the congress according to the time schedule of the Scientific Program.

PHYSICIANS/SURGEONSThe registration fee includes: participation in the scientific program, congress material,light lunch for 3 days, coffee during breaks, participation in the Presidents Reception.

StudentsThe registration fee includes: participation in the scientific program, congress material,coffee during breaks.

Accompanying Persons 2 100The registration fee includes: Participation in the Presidents Reception.

Beach Party 2 60 per personIncludes• Transfers from hotel to the beach and vice versa• Standing Buffet• Drinks (wine, soft drinks, beers)• Music

REGISTRATION

Specialty Until August 8th 2011From August 9th 2011and during the congress

Physicians/Surgeons 4 550 4 650Residents 4 350Nurses 4 200

4 450

4 250Students * 4 80 4 80

Combined Registration Feesfor participants

9th HESPRAS & 2nd IMAFRUntil August 8th 2011

From August 9th 2011and during the congress

Physicians/Surgeons 4 650 4 750Residents 4 450Nurses 4 250

4 550

4 250Students * 4 80 4 80

* proof required

* proof required


31/08 VISIT & SIGHTSEEING TO ASKLEPEION& REPRESENTATION OF THE HIPPOCRATES OATH

The visit and sightseeing to the ASKLEPEION willtake place onWednesday 31st August at 17.30 andit will be followed by Representation of theHippocrates Oath.The ASKLEPEION is the most significant monumentin Kos and its construction started at 4th century b.C.It is situated in a distance of 4 km of the city of Kosand it is considered to be the most importanthospital in Ancient Times. From the ASKLEPEIOS

Temple only the foundations and some columns survived.After the guidance in the SKLEPEION theHippocrates Oath Representation, a unique lifeexperience, will take place. Boys and girls, wearingancient Greek dresses and wreaths of Daphneswill drift you in a mystic ceremony and you willhave the chance to pronounce the HippocratesOath.The transfers to and from the ASKLEPEION willtake place by coaches from the Congress Hotel(The transfers to and from SPITAKI Restaurant willtake place by coaches (Departure of coaches at 17.00 from the Congress Hotel).

SOCIAL EVENTS

01/09 PRESIDENTS RECEPTION

The Presidents’ Reception will take placeon Thursday 1st September 2011 at 20.30in RED LOFT BAR in IBEROSTARPANORAMA HOTEL. The new “Red LoftBar” is a very modern and trendy bardecorated in the shades of red and grey.Located on the 7th floor of the hotel it hasan indoor area and a fantastic outdoor

deck with comfortable couches that offers the most amazing view in town and AegeanSea.Enjoy the magnificent view and the cocktail buffet accompanied by atmospheric livemusic and singing.

Dress Code: CocktailStanding


02/09 FACULTY DINNER

The Faculty Dinner will take placeon Friday 2nd September 2011 at20.00 at SPITAKI Restaurant,specializing in Mediterraneancuisine and Greek dishes that willtake you to the world ofgastronomy.Located near to the hotel, therestaurant is next to the marina ofKos. Here you will enjoy your meal

by the sea and you can savor a variety of selecteddishes. The dinner will be accompanied byatmospheric live music and singing. (Thetransfers to and from SPITAKI Restaurant willtake place by coaches (Departure of coaches at19.45 from the Congress Hotel).

Dress Code: Smart CasualSeated

03/09 BEACH PARTY

The Beach Party will take place on thesandy beach of AGIOS FOKAS onSaturday 4th September 2011 at20.00.The beach of AGIOS FOKAS veryclosed to the hotel and just 6 kms fromthe City of Kos. It is one of the mostfamous beaches on the island due tocrystal, clear blue waters and goldensand.

The beach party will be accompanied by standing buffet and music.Dress Code: CasualStanding

Cost 60 2 per person

Includes• Transfers from hotel to the beach

and vice versa

• Standing Buffet• Drinks (wine, soft drinks, beers)• Music


KOS

Kos or Cos is a Greek island in the southSporades group of the Dodecanese, nextto the Gulf of Gökova. It measures 40kilometres by 8 kilometres, and is 4kilometres from the coast of Bodrum,Turkey and the ancient region of Caria.The island has both fertile plains andmountainous highlands with apopulation of 30,947. It comprises threemunicipalities: Kos, the administrativecenter and largest town (pop. 17,890),Dikaio, and Irakleides.

The main port and population centre on theisland, also called Kos, is also the tourist andcultural centre, comprised mainly ofwhitewashed buildings. There are still tracks ofthe ancient city and its castle around the port,which was built in 1450-1478 by St. John’sknights who conquered the island. Excavationsin the old city brought to light findings from the“agora” which dates back to Classic Age as wellas the conservatory, the high school and theRoman bath.

The picture of the modern city of Kos ispresented and painted nowadays withmodern buildings, big hotel complexesand avenues full of palm trees isimpressive.

The ancient physician Hippocrates isthought to have been born on Kos, andin the center of the town is the PlaneTree of Hippocrates, a dream templewhere the physician is traditionallysupposed to have taught. The limbs of

the now elderly tree are supported by scaffolding. The small city is also home to theInternational Hippocratic Institute and the Hippocratic Museum dedicated to him. Nearthe Institute are the ruins of Asklepieion, where Herodicus taught Hippocratesmedicine. Kardamena is a popular resort for young British holidaymakers and has alarge number of bars and nightclubs.


2nd International Meeting on Aesthetic and Reconstructive Facial SurgeryFacial Surgery: Binding Aesthetics with ReconstructionThursday 1 September - Saturday 3 September 2011

14:00 - 17:00 Pre-registration

Wednesday 31 August 2011

17:30 Visit to Kos Asclepion - Hippocratic Oath

08:00

08:30 - 09:00

Hall A Hall B Hall C

09:00 - 09:30

Masterclass #1Daniel C. Baker

Sculpting the Fat Face& Neck

ChairmanGeorge Zambacos

Masterclass # 2Wolfgang Gubisch

Bulky tip – How to correct itand how to overcome the

complicationsChairman

Nick Papadopulos

09:30 - 11:00

Panel Discussion #1RhinoplastyChairmen

George AravanisEmanouil Pantelidis

ModeratorApostolos D. Mandrekas

Wolfgang GubischOur concept

in primary rhinoplastyOscar M. Ramirez

Rhinoplasty: Treatment of thetwisted noseSean Boutros

Secondary rhinoplastyJay Calvert

Lengthening the short nose

Symposium #1Reconstruction of the mandible

ChairmenSpyros StavrianosFilippos TzimasModerator

Peter G. Cordeiro

Pierre SaadehPreoperative virtual surgical

planning for free fibulamandibular reconstructionPier Francesco Nocini

The Italian experience withmandibular reconstruction

Gregory R.D. EvansThe American experience withmandibular reconstruction

Kurt VinzenzPrefabricated composite grafts fororofacial reconstruction in facial

defects and Noma-disease

Oral presentations #1Facial rejuvenation

ChairmenAndreas FoustanosPetros Damilakos

Registration

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break

11:30 - 12:00

Keynote Address #1Julian Joseph Pribaz

Facial allotransplantationIntroducer: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

Welcome from the ChairmenPresidential Address Marita Eisenmann-KleinPsychosocial aspects of physical attractiveness

Thursday 1 September 2011Morning Session

PROGRAM OVERVIEW



14:30 - 16:00

Panel Discussion #3Soft tissuesChairmen

Dimosthenis TsoutsosStefanos Papadopoulos

ModeratorMimis Cohen

Norbert Pallua“Supraclavicular Island Flap”

Nelson Sarto PiccoloAesthetical Aspects of SevereBurns Sequelae Reconstruction

Milomir NincovicPossibilities of reconstructivemicrosurgery in aesthetic

proceduresAndrew J. Kaufman

Advanced Nasal Reconstruction

Oral presentations #3Reconstruction

ChairmenEvangelos MpelloniasEmmanouil Daskalakis

Oral presentations #4Toxin - A - HA

ChairmenEvangelos KeramidasVilly Rodopoulou


20:30 Presidents Reception

16:00 - 16:30Keynote Address #2Sydney Coleman

The Science behind the technique of Structural Fat GraftingIntroducer: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

17:00 - 18:00

Grand Debate #1Short scar facelift vs. Deep Plane faceliftPatrick Tonnard - Gerald H. Pitman

Moderator: Daniel C. BakerChairman: Zissis Boukouvalas

Thursday 1 September 2011Afternoon Session


Thursday 1 September 2011Morning Session

12:00 - 13:30

Panel Discussion #2Eyelids

ChairmenParaskevas Kontoes

Athanasios AthanasiouModerator

Gregory R.D. Evans

Jan G. PoëllBlepharoplasty: personal

approachGiovanni Botti

Static and dynamic canthopexiesSydney Coleman

Tear trough: fat reconstruction

Symposium #2Free flaps for head & neck

reconstructionChairmen

Peter PanagiotouGeorge FiolitakisModerator

Alexander D. Rapidis

Peter NeliganFree flaps for soft tissuereconstruction: an update

Peter G. CordeiroFree flaps for reconstruction

of the facial skeletonJulian Joseph PribazFlap Prefabrication &

Prelamination – an UpdateMilomir Nincovic

Achieving function and aestheticthrough reconstructive

microsurgery


ChairmenDimitris Antonopoulos

Dimitra Tsilimpoti

13:30 - 14:30 Lunch



08:30 - 09:30

Masterclass # 3Daniel C. Baker

Short Scar Rhytidectomy:Indications, Limitations, Mistakes,

RevisionsChairman

George Vassilikos

Masterclass # 4Sydney ColemanFacial LipoStructure

ChairmanNektaria Lambrinaki

Panel Discussion #4Face liftChairmen

Perikles ForoglouBasil KretsisModerator

William J. Little

Carlos Oscar UebelFacial Contouring Surgery -the

Round LiftOscar M. Ramirez

Tridimensional forehead andtemple rejuvenation

Jay CalvertHigh SMAS faceliftGerald H. PitmanDeep Plane Face Lift

Symposium #3Soft tissuesChairmen

Dimitrios HatzipoulidisPanagis Georgiou

ModeratorAlexander D. Rapidis

Nelson Sarto PiccoloFactors Influencing Skin Allograft

Survival and TakeJulian Joseph Pribaz

Cheek and/or Lip reconstructionCamilo J. Roldan

Algorithm in lip reconstructionPier Francesco Nocini

Soft tissue reconstruction of theface with free flaps

Masterclass #5Giovanni Botti

OtoplastyChairman

Anastasios Anastasopoulos

Electronic poster session

12:00 - 13:30

Panel Discussion #5CraniofacialChairmen

Depi DemiriMarios FragoulisModerator

Julian Joseph Pribaz

Kurt VinzenzContourplasty of

the face by distractionosteogenesis

Camilo J. RoldanThe evolution

of the subcranial Le fort IIIosteotomy in craniofacial surgery

Mimis CohenManagement of residualdeformities after Cleftlip and Palate repair

Sean BoutrosMicrotia Management

Oral presentations #5RhinoplastyChairmen

Efstratios KomninakisConstantine Dialynakis

Athanassios ChristopoulosVolume: Facial sculpturing with

hyaluronic acid fillers(Teosyal ® PureSense)


13:30 - 14:30 Lunch

11:30 - 12:00

Keynote Address #3Julia Terzis

Facial Paralysis ReanimationIntroducer: Ekaterini Vlastou

Friday 2 September 2011Morning Session



14:30 - 16:00

Panel Discussion #6Neck rejuvenation

ChairmenGeorge KokkalisStefanos Stathakis

ModeratorJan G. Poëll

Patrick TonnardNeck rejuvenationOscar M. Ramirez

Cervicoplasty: The subplatysmaapproach for the difficult and

obtuse neckGerald H. PitmanNeck rejuvenationSpero J. Theodorou

Radiofrequency AssistedLiposuction-Neck Tite

Symposium #4RhinoplastyChairmen

Panagiotis MandalosGeorge Zarkadas


Jay CalvertDorsal reconstruction of thenose with diced cartilage

and fascia graftDario Bertossi

Secondary rhinoplastyWolfgang Gubisch

Saddle nose correction – Ourconcept todayPatrick Tonnard

Treatment and prevention ofsupratip deformities


ChairmenEirini Gamatsi

Vassiliki Stavropoulou

Friday 2 September 2011Afternoon Session


20:00 Faculty dinner

16:00 - 16:30Keynote Address #4Oscar M. Ramirez

Endomidface: Nuisances and refinementsIntroducer: Julia Terzis

17:00 - 18:00

Grand Debate #2Mandibular reconstruction - fibula vs. other osseous flaps

Peter G. Cordeiro - Peter NeliganModerator: Alexander D. RapidisChairman: Dimitris Mastorakos



08:30 - 09:30

Masterclass # 6William J. Little

Sculptural Rejuvenation of theFace and Neck: the XJ Lift

ChairmanPeter Kompilakos

Masterclass #7Patrick Tonnard

Multimodal facial rejuvenationChairman

Dimitris Hapsas

09:30 - 11:00

Panel Discussion #7Mid-faceChairmen

Alexandra SpyropoulouBakis Christoforidis

ModeratorPeter Neligan

Alexander D. RapidisFunctional palatomaxillary

reconstructionJulian Joseph Pribaz

Reconstruction of Midface DefectsDario Bertossi

Malar and skull osteotomiesGregory R.D. Evans

Microsurgery- making it consistent

Symposium #5Dilemmas in aesthetic

rejuvenationChairmen

Alexander DionyssopoulosAnastasia Loupatatzi


Oscar M. RamirezRejuvenation and Beautificationof the Upper and Lower Lips

Giovanni BottiBrow lift

Colette C. CamenischFacial rejuvenation with

stabilized HAAlexander Dionyssopoulos

Advantages and Techniques of anew hyaluronic acid


12:00 - 13:30

Panel Discussion #8Facial rejuvenation

ChairmenPhilip Papatheodorakis

John MpitzosModerator

Carlos Oscar Uebel

Daniel C. BakerSkin Resurfacing : Dermabrasion& Chemical Peels Versus Laser

Dario BertossiLip management with fillers andfat and long term algorithm of

tissue survivalGiovanni Botti

Treatment of non-absorbablefiller complicationsGregory R.D. Evans

Tissue Engineering withstem cells

Oral presentations #7Trauma - Burns

ChairmenMichael Tarambe

Nicholaos Tsakoniatis



13:30 - 14:30 Lunch

11:30 - 12:00

Keynote Address #5Daniel C. Baker

History & Evolution of Rhytidectomy from the 20th to 21st CenturyIntroducer: Patric TonnardChairman: Aristidis Tsakiris

Saturday 3 September 2011Morning Session



15:00 - 16:30

Panel Discussion #9Facial implants - Minimally

invasive surgeryChairmen

Constantinos ManosMaria KotrotsiouModerator

Gregory R.D. Evans

Oscar M. RamirezOff-the Shelf vs. Custom Made

Facial ImplantsGiovanni Botti

Fat transplantation: a 25 yearsexperience

Carlos Oscar UebelBaldness Surgery -Megasessionswith Follicular Units and Platelet

Growth FactorsJulian Joseph Pribaz

Hair-bearing Flaps in Head andNeck Reconstruction

Oral presentations #8Cancer - Reconstruction

ChairmenStelios KotsampasakisGeorge Moutoglis


Saturday 3 September 2011Afternoon Session


18:30 Closing Remarks

20:00 - 24:00 Beach Party

14:30 - 15:00

Keynote Address #6William J. Little

Volumetric Rejuvenation of the Orbit, with Orbicularis Hitch and Lowering of the Nasal BrowIntroducer: Apostolos D. MandrekasChairman: Theodora Petrakopoulou

17:00 - 18:30

Grand Debate #3Aesthetic Nightmares

Daniel C. Baker - William J. Little - Oscar M. Ramirez - Patric TonnardModerators: Apostolos D. Mandrekas - Alexander D. Rapidis


FINAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Thursday 1st September 2011

MORNING SESSIONS HALL A

Registration08.00

Coffee Break11.00 – 11.30

Welcome from the Chairmen

Presidential AddressMarita Eisenmann-KleinPsychosocial aspects of physical attractiveness

08.30 – 09.00

Masterclass #1Daniel C. BakerSculpting the Fat Face & NeckChairman: George Zambacos

09.00 – 09.30

Keynote Address #1Julian Joseph PribazFacial allotransplantationIntroducer: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

11.30 – 12.00

Panel Discussion #1RhinoplastyChairmen: George Aravanis, Emanouil PantelidisModerator: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

Wolfgang GubischOur concept in primary rhinoplastyOscar M. RamirezRhinoplasty: Treatment of the twisted noseSean BoutrosSecondary rhinoplastyJay CalvertLengthening the short nose

09.30 – 11.00

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Panel Discussion #2EyelidsChairmen: Paraskevas Kontoes, Athanasios AthanasiouModerator: Gregory R.D. Evans

Jan G. PoëllBlepharoplasty: personal approachGiovanni BottiStatic and dynamic canthopexiesSydney ColemanTear trough fat reconstruction

12.00 – 13.30

Lunch13.30 – 14.30

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Panel Discussion #3Soft tissuesChairmen: Dimosthenis Tsoutsos, Stefanos PapadopoulosModerator: Mimis Cohen

Norbert Pallua“Supraclavicular Island Flap”Nelson Sarto PiccoloAesthetical Aspects of Severe Burns Sequelae ReconstructionMilomir NinkovicPossibilities of reconstructive microsurgery in aesthetic proceduresAndrew J. KaufmanAdvanced Nasal Reconstruction

14.30 – 16.00


Presidents Reception20.30

AFTERNOON SESSIONS HALL A

Keynote Address #2Sydney ColemanThe Science behind the technique of Structural Fat GraftingIntroducer: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

16.00 – 16.30

Grand Debate #1Short scar facelift vs. Deep Plane faceliftPatrick Tonnard - Gerald H. PitmanModerator: Daniel C. BakerChairman: Zissis Boukouvalas

17.00 – 18.00

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Symposium #1Reconstruction of the mandibleChairmen: Spyros Stavrianos, Filippos TzimasModerator: Peter G. Cordeiro

Pierre SaadehPreoperative virtual surgical planning for free fibula mandibularreconstructionPier Francesco NociniThe Italian experience with mandibular reconstructionGregory R.D. EvansThe American experience with mandibular reconstructionKurt VinzenzPrefabricated composite grafts for orofacial reconstruction infacial defects and Noma-disease

09.30 – 11.00

Symposium #2Free flaps for head & neck reconstructionChairmen: Peter Panagiotou, George FiolitakisModerator: Alexander D. Rapidis

Peter NeliganFree flaps for soft tissue reconstruction: an updatePeter G. CordeiroFree flaps for reconstruction of the facial skeletonJulian Joseph PribazFlap Prefabrication & Prelamination – an UpdateMilomir NincovicAchieving function and aesthetic through reconstructivemicrosurgery

12.00 – 13.30

Lunch13.30 – 14.30


MORNING SESSIONS HALL B

Masterclass # 2Wolfgang GubischBulky tip – How to correct it and how to overcome thecomplicationsChairman: Nick Papadopulos

09.00 – 09.30

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Oral presentations #3ReconstructionChairmen: Evangelos Mpellonias, Emmanouil Daskalakis

14.30 – 16.00

AFTERNOON SESSIONS HALL B

1 THE USE OF UPPER EYELID FREE FULL THICKNESS SKIN GRAFT INRECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY OF FACIAL AND PERIORBITAL ZONESM. Kukanova, M. Sakalauskait�Day, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department, Klaipeda University Hospital,Klaipeda, Lithuania

2 THE "ORIGAMI" COMPOSITE FREE FIBULA FLAP FOR COMPLEX DEFECTS OFTHE MANDIBLE AND TONGUEA. Aharon1, A. Inbal2, E. Gur2, A. Zarezki2, Y. Barnea2, Z. Gil2, D. Fliss21Carmel Medical Center, Haifa. Israel2Tel Aviv Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel

3 ORBITAL AND PERIOCULAR RECONSTRUCTION – A 10 YEAR EVOLUTION OFSYSTEMATIC APPROACHA. Aharon1, A. Inbal2, E. Gur2, A. Zarezki2, Y. Barnea2, Z. Gil2, D. Fliss21Carmel Medical Center, Haifa. Israel2Tel Aviv Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel

4 IN HOUSE 3D RAPID PROTOTYPE MODELLING FOR PREOPERATIVE PLANNINGOF COMPOSITE FREE TISSUE TRANSFER IN HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTIONK. Benetatos1, J. Niamat2, J. Watson2, G. Perks1, I. Mc Vicar2, P. Hollows21Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department, Nottingham University Hospitals-Nottingham City Hospital, UK2Maxillofacial Department, Nottingham University Hospitals-Queens Medical Centre

5 POSTOPERATIVE MORTALITY FOLLOWING FREE FLAP TRANSFER FOR HEADAND NECK RECONSTRUCTIONN.-C. Cheng, Y.-B. TangDivision of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, National Taiwan UniversityHospital and National Taiwan University College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan

6 A MODIFIED METHOD OF CLOSING A FACIAL DISMASKING FLAPT. Yano1, M. Okazaki1, K. Tanaka1, S. Kishimoto21Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery2Head and Neck SurgeryTokyo Medical and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan


7 THE USE OF INTEGRA ARTIFICIAL DERMIS TO MINIMIZE DONOR-SITEMORBIDITY AFTER SUPRAFASCIAL OR SUBFASCIAL DISSECTION OF THERADIAL FOREARM FLAP. A COMPARATIVE RETROSPECTIVE CLINICAL STUDYA. I. Gravvanis1, G. A. Lagogiannis2, I. P. Delikonstantinou1, P. N. Trigkatzis1,T. D. Keramidas2, N. F. Katsikeris2, D. A. Tsoutsos1

General State Hospital of Athens “G. Gennimatas”, Athens, Greece1Plastic Surgery Department,2Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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OXYGEN MONITORING IN HEAD AND NECK MICROVASCULAR FLAPSJ. Laranne1, L. Raittinen1, M. Kääriäinen21Department of Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery2Departmento of Plastic SurgeryTampere University HospitalFinland



Oral presentations #1Facial rejuvenationChairmen: Andreas Foustanos, Petros Damilakos

09.30 – 11.00

9 QUALITY OF LIFE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BACKGROUND IN PATIENTSAFTER FACE LIFTINGN. A. Papadopulos1, M. Hodbod1, O. Papadopoulos2, L. Kovacs1, H.-G. Machens1,E. Biemer11Clinic for Plastic and Hand Surgery, University Hospital rechts der Isar, MunichTechnical University, Munich, Germany2Department of Plastic Surgery, University Hospital “Andreas Syggros”, KapodistrianUniversity of Athens, Athens, Greece

10 QUALITY OF LIFE, PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS AND CLINICAL OUTCOMESIN PATIENTS AFTER BLEPHAROPLASTYN. A. Papadopulos1, M. Hodbod1, V. Mirceva2, O. Papadopoulos3, L. Kovacs1,H-G. Machens11Clinic for Plastic and Hand Surgery,University Hospital rechts der Isar, Munich Technical University, Munich, Germany2Department of Dermatology, University Hospital rechts der Isar, Munich TechnicalUniversity, Munich, Germany3Department of Plastic Surgery, University Hospital “Andreas Syggros”, KapodistrianUniversity of Athens, Athens, Greece

11 THE CHALLENGING AESTHETIC LOWER EYELID CORRECTIONC. ViczianSt. Gellert Private Clinic, Szeged, Hungary12 THE M.A.C.S. FACE LIFT: ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS, COMPLICATIONS,PATIENT SATISFACTION AND PROPOSED MODIFICATIONSE. Keramidas, S. RodopoulouPrivate Practice M.D. ONE, Athens, Greece13 TO CHANGE FACES- FAT, IMPLANTS OR FACE-LIFTSJ. B WieslanderInstitute of Plastic Surgery, Malmoe, Sweden

14 A NOVEL COMBINED „FACE LIFT“ THERAPY USING AUTOLOGOUSLIPOTRANSFER AND ND:YAG LASERAl. Dionyssopoulos, P. KakasDepartment of Plastic Surgery, G.H. ''Papageorgiou'', Aristotle University ofThessaloniki

15 REDRAPING BLEPHAROPLASTY WITH MIDFACE LIFTI. E LiapakisOpsisClinical Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Heraklion-Crete, Greece


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Oral presentations #2ReconstructionChairmen: Dimitris Antonopoulos, Dimitra Tsilimpoti

12.00 – 13.30

16 COMPLEX TOTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE NOSE FOLLOWINGSEVERE NEONATAL BURN OF THE FACEV. Jurk, H. Bannasch, N. Iblher, G.B. StarkDepartment of Plastic and Handsurgery, Unviversity Medical Center, Freiburg,Neuenbuerg, Germany

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18 MODIFICATED ISLAND FLAP FOR ALA NASI RECONSTRUCTION AFTERBASOCELLULAR CARCINOMA SURGERY IN INTENSIVE SMOKER CASE REPORTD. Civkaroski,ENT Dept Vranje, Serbia

19 CLOSURE OF A FACIAL DEFECTS BY SECOND INTENTION HEALING OUREXPERIENCE AND SUGGESTIONSD. CivkaroskiENT Dept Vranje, Serbia

20 THE USE OF FAT GRAFTING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DIFFICULT FACIALRECONSTRUCTIVE CASESA. S. ElbarbaryAin-Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

21 AESTHETIC ALTERATION OF THE UPPER FACIAL THIRD BY CRANIOFACIALMODALITIESA. S. ElbarbaryAin-Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

Lunch13.30 – 14.30

17 FACIAL ASYMMETRY – VIRTUAL VS MODEL BASED COMPLEX PLANNINGINCLUDING ALLOPLASTIC TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENTM. Teschke, R. ReichClinic for Oral-, Maxillo- and Facial Plastic Surgery, University Bonn, Germany



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22 A 3D MORPHOMETRICAL EVALUATION OF THE EXACT EFFECTS OFBOTULINUM TOXIN ON THE PERIORBITAL STRUCTURESI. Niklas, J. Viktor, G.B. StarkDepartment of Plastic and Hand Surgery, University Medical Center Freiburg,Neuenbuerg, Germany

23 DERMAL FILLER: CRM® HYALURONIC ACID BASIC TIPS AFTER 5 YEARSEXPERIENCED. CivkaroskiENT Dept Vranje, Serbia

24 THE COMBINATION OF BOTULINUM TOXIN AND HYALURONIC ACIDFILLER FOR FACIAL REJUVENATION: THE “SFUMATO’ TECHNIQUEE. Keramidas, S. RodopoulouPrivate Practice M.D.ONE, Athens, Greece

25 EFFECT OF BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE B ON PREVENTION OF VASOSPASMIN RATSJ. W. Kim, W. S. Kim, H. K. Kim, Tae Hui Bae, Boyoung ParkDepartment of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Chung-Ang University Hospital,Seoul, Korea

26 A CLINICAL STUDY OF THE HISTOLOGICAL AND COLLAGEN FIBERCHANGES IN HUMAN SKIN WITH 1444NM LASER (ACCUSCULPTTM)D. S. Kim, J. H. Kim, S. Sapountzis, P. Minh, S. C. Eun, R. M. Baek, H. J. Park,H. S. Chung, C. Y. HeoDept. of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Seoul National University, BundangHospital, Seoul, Korea

27 WRINKLE REDUCTION WITH AUTOLOGUS FAT INJECTIONJ. Dagdelenis, O. Castana, P. Kourakos, N. Stampolidis, D. AlexakisPlastic & Reconstructive Surgery departmentGeneral Hospital of Athens, Greece “Evaggelismos”

Oral presentations #4Toxin - A - HAChairmen: Evangelos Keramidas, Villy Rodopoulou

14.30 – 16.00

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Friday 2nd September 2011

MORNING SESSIONS HALL A

Masterclass # 3Daniel C. BakerShort Scar Rhytidectomy: Indications, Limitations, Mistakes,RevisionsChairman: George Vassilikos

08.30 – 09.30

Panel Discussion #4Face liftChairmen: Perikles Foroglou, Basil KretsisModerator: William J. Little

Carlos Oscar UebelFacial Contouring Surgery - the Round LiftOscar M. RamirezTridimensional forehead and temple rejuvenationJay CalvertHigh SMAS faceliftGerald H. PitmanDeep Plane Face Lift

09.30 – 11.00


Keynote Address #3Julia TerzisFacial Paralysis ReanimationIntroducers: Ekaterini Vlastou

11.30 – 12.00

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Panel Discussion #5CraniofacialChairmen: Depi Demiri, Marios FragoulisModerator: Julian Joseph Pribaz

Kurt VinzenzContourplasty of the face by distraction osteogenesisCamilo J. RoldanThe evolution of the subcranial Le fort III osteotomy incraniofacial surgeryMimis CohenManagement of residual deformities after Cleft lipand Palate repairSean BoutrosMicrotia Management

12.00 – 13.30

Lunch13.30 – 14.30


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Panel Discussion #6Neck rejuvenationChairmen: George Kokkalis, Stefanos StathakisModerator: Jan G. Poëll

Patrick TonnardNeck rejuvenationOscar M. RamirezCervicoplasty: The subplatysma approach for the difficult and obtuseneckGerald H. PitmanNeck rejuvenationSpero J. TheodorouRadiofrequency Assisted Liposuction-Neck Tite

14.30 – 16.00

Keynote Address #4Oscar M. RamirezEndomidface: Nuisances and refinementsIntroducer: Julia Terzis

16.00 – 16.30


Faculty Dinner20.00

Grand Debate #2Mandibular reconstruction - fibula vs. other osseous flapsPeter G. Cordeiro - Peter NeliganModerator: Alexander D. RapidisChairman: Dimitris Mastorakos

17.00 – 18.00




Masterclass # 4Sydney ColemanFacial LipoStructureChairman: Nektaria Lambrinaki

08.30 – 09.30

Symposium #3Soft tissuesChairmen: Dimitrios Hatzipoulidis, Panagis GeorgiouModerator: Alexander D. Rapidis

Nelson Sarto PiccoloFactors Influencing Skin Allograft Survival and TakeJulian Joseph PribazCheek and/ or Lip reconstructionCamilo J. RoldanAlgorithm in lip reconstructionPier Francesco NociniSoft tissue reconstruction of the face with free flaps

09.30 – 11.00

Oral presentations #5RhinoplastyChairmen: Efstratios Komninakis, Constantine Dialynakis

12.00 – 13.30

28 RHYNOMODELATION - A NON SURGICAL WAY TO MODIFY THE NOSES. PassyRio de Janeiro, Brazil

29 USE OF CARTILAGE GRAFTS IN PRIMARY, SECONDARY ANDRECONSTRUCTIVE OPEN RHINOPLASTIESP. Georgiou, M. Pantelidis, M. Koizis, L. Koukoulomatis, A. Spiropoulou,E. Sfakiotakis, I. Patsoulas, N. Minogiannis, E. KomninakisDpt of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece

30 AUGMENTATION PRIMARY PHINOPLASTYP. Mantalos, K. DialynakisPlastic Surgeons, Private practice, Athens, Greece

31 ULTRASONIC FACIAL REJUVENATIONJ. A. PerezPlastic Surgeon, Fort Lauderdale, USA

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32 A NEW, SIMPLE AND SAFE PROCEDURE TO CORRECT THE PROMINENTEAR DEFORMITY: THE DISTALLY BASED PERICHONDRIO-ADIP- DERMALFLAP TECHNIQUE WITH OR WITHOUT CONCHAL CARTILAGE EXCISIONE. Cihandide1, A. Uzunismail21Çankırı State Hospital, Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery,Çankırı, Turkey.2Haydarpaşa Numune Training and Research Hospital, Department of Plastic,Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Istanbul, Turkey

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Symposium #4RhinoplastyChairmen: Panagiotis Mandalos, George ZarkadasModerator: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

Jay CalvertDorsal reconstruction of the nose with diced cartilage and fascia graftDario BertossiSecondary rhinoplastyWolfgang GubischSaddle nose correction – Our concept todayPatrick TonnardTreatment and prevention of supratip deformities

14.30 – 16.00

Faculty Dinner20.00

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Masterclass #5Giovanni BottiOtoplastyChairman: Anastasios Anastasopoulos

08.30 – 09.30

Electronic Poster Session09.30 – 11.00

Athanassios ChristopoulosVolume: Facial sculpturing with hyaluronic acid fillers(Teosyal ® PureSense)

12.00 – 13.30


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Faculty Dinner20.00


Oral presentations #6ReconstructionChairmen: Eirini Gamatsi, Vassiliki Stavropoulou

14.30 – 16.00

33 CONGENITAL PTOSIS: DESCRIPTION OF FOUR DIFFERENT CASES TREATEDBY FRONTALIS SLING WITH AUTOGEN TISSUEL. G. Ferreira. da SilvaLife Care - Prenda Hospital, Plastic and Reconstructive Department, Luanda, Angola

34 UNILATERAL CLEFT LIP TREATMENT OF 50 CONSECUTIVE CASES INANGOLAL. G. Ferreira da SilvaLife Care - Prenda Hospital, Plastic and Reconstructive Department, Luanda, Angola

35 FACE AND NECK BURN SCARS COMPLICATIONSL. G. Ferreira da SilvaLife Care - Prenda Hospital, Plastic and Reconstructive Department, Luanda, Angola36 THE IMPACT OF PORTABLE DUPLEX ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN HEAD &NECK RECONSTRUCTIONI. P. Delikonstantinou1, D. N. Karakitsos2, G. A. Lagogiannis3, N. F. Katsikeris3,T. D. Keramidas3, D. A. Tsoutsos1, A. I. Gravvanis1

General State Hospital of Athens “G. Gennimatas”, Athens, Greece1Plastic Surgery Department,2Intensive Care Unit,3Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

37 SOFT TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION IN THE FACE – PROTECTING THEAESTHETIC UNITSN. Sinis, D. Drakotos, E. Skouras, J. C. BruckMartin-Luther-Hospital Berlin, Department of Plastic Surgery. Berlin, Germany

38 PRIMARY APOCRINE CARCINOMA OF SCALP: REPORT OF PRIMARYSCALP CUTANEOUS APOCRINE CARCINOMA INDISTINGUISHABLE FROMCUTANEOUS METASTASES OF BREAST CARCINOMAK. Il Chung, B. Park, H. K. Kim, T. H. Bae, W. S. Kim, T.–J. LeeDepartment of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Chung-Ang University Hospital,Dongjak-Gu, Seoul, Korea

39 COMBINED NASOLABIAL FLAP AND MODIFIED ESTLANDER FLAP FORRECONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACTURE OVER THE MOUTH ANGLE: A CASEREPORT AND REVIEW OF LITERATUREC.-C. Chen, N.-C. Cheng, Y.-B. TangDivision of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Surgery, National TaiwanUniversity Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan

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Saturday 3rd September 2011MORNING SESSIONS HALL A

Masterclass # 6William J. LittleSculptural Rejuvenation of the Face and Neck: the XJ LiftChairman: Peter Kompilakos

08.30 – 09.30

Panel Discussion #7Mid-faceChairmen: Alexandra Spyropoulou, Bakis ChristoforidisModerator: Peter Neligan

Alexander D. RapidisFunctional palatomaxillary reconstructionJulian Joseph PribazReconstruction of Midface DefectsDario BertossiMalar and skull osteotomiesGregory R.D. EvansMicrosurgery - making it consistent

09.30 – 11.00

Panel Discussion #8Facial rejuvenationChairmen: Philip Papatheodorakis, John MpitzosModerator: Carlos Oscar Uebel

Daniel C. BakerSkin Resurfacing: Dermabrasion & Chemical Peels Versus LaserDario BertossiLip management with fillers and fat and long term algorithm of tissuesurvivalGiovanni BottiTreatment of non-absorbable filler complicationsGregory R.D. EvansTissue Engineering with stem cells

12.00 – 13.30


Keynote Address #5Daniel C. BakerHistory & Evolution of Rhytidectomy from the 20th to 21st CenturyIntroducer: Patric TonnardChairman: Aristidis Tsakiris

11.30 – 12.00

Lunch13.30 – 14.30


Panel Discussion #9Facial implants - Minimally invasive surgeryChairmen: Constantinos Manos, Maria KotrotsiouModerator: Gregory R.D. Evans

Oscar M. RamirezOff-the Shelf vs. Custom Made Facial ImplantsGiovanni BottiFat transplantation: a 25 years experienceCarlos Oscar UebelBaldness Surgery - Megasessions with Follicular Units andPlatelet Growth FactorsJulian Joseph PribazHair-bearing Flaps in Head and Neck Reconstruction

15.00 – 16.30


Closing Remarks18.30

Beach Party20.00

Keynote Address #6William J. LittleVolumetric Rejuvenation of the Orbit, with Orbicularis Hitchand Lowering of the Nasal BrowIntroducer: Apostolos D. MandrekasChairman: Theodora Petrakopoulou

14.30 – 15.00


Grand Debate #3Aesthetic NightmaresDaniel C. Baker - William J. Little - Oscar M. Ramirez -Patric TonnardModerators: Apostolos D. Mandrekas - Alexander D. Rapidis

17.00 – 18.00

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Masterclass #7Patrick TonnardMultimodal facial rejuvenationChairman: Dimitris Hapsas

08.30 – 09.30

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Symposium #5Dilemmas in aesthetic rejuvenationChairmen: Alexander Dionyssopoulos, Anastasia LoupatatziModerator: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

Oscar M. RamirezRejuvenation and Beautification of the Upper and Lower LipsGiovanni BottiBrow liftColette C. CamenischFacial rejuvenation with stabilized HAAlexander DionyssopoulosAdvantages and Techniques of a new hyaluronic acid

09.30 – 11.00


Oral presentations #7Trauma - BurnsChairmen: Michael Tarambe, Nicholaos Tsakoniatis

12.00 – 13.30

40 COMPUTER AIDED SURGICAL SIMULATION (CASS) FOLLOWING HIGHVELOCITY TRAUMA: RECONSTRUCTING THE MULTI-SEGMENTED FACES. J. Caldroney, P. Saadeh, D. L. Hirsch, R. AsonNYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY, USA

41 MICROVASCULAR DOUBLE-BARREL FIBULA FLAPS. J. Caldroney, P. Saadeh, D. L. HirschNYU Langone Medical Center New York, NY, USA

42 KERATINOCYTE SUSPENSION FOR THE TREATMENT OF FACIAL BURNSO. Rennekampff, C. Herold, PM VogtDept of Plastic, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery, Medical School Hannover, Germany

43 REVIEW IN FACE TRANSPLANTATIONA. I. Diab, I.P. DelIkonstantinou, D.A. TsoutsosDepartment of Plastic Surgery & Burns Unit G. Gennimatas General Hospital, Athens,Greece


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44 FACIAL BURNSJ. Dagdelenis, O. Castana, P. Kourakos, N. Stampolidis, K. Romana, D. AlexakisPlastic & Reconstructive Surgery depertmentGeneral Hospital of Athens, Greece “Evaggelismos”

45 DERMAL SUBSTITUTE USED IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF KELOIDSP. Kourakos, O. Castana, J. Dagdelenis, G. Rempelos, D. Diplas, D. AlexakisPlastic & Reconstructive Surgery departmentGeneral Hospital of Athens, Greece “Evaggelismos”

Lunch13.30 – 14.30



Oral presentations #8Cancer - ReconstructionChairmen: Stelios Kotsampasakis, George Moutoglis

15.00 – 16.30

46 INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN MICROSURGICALAUTOTRANSPLANTATION IN MAXILLO-FACIAL AREAE. Verbo, A. Kulakov, A. Nerobeyeev, S. Butsan, S. KhokhlachevRussian Centre of Reconstructive Surgery, Moscow, Russia47 HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION: WHEN THE PROBLEMS STARTK. Tzafetta, B. MathurSt Andrew’s Centre of Plastic Surgery and Burns, Broomfield Hospital, Essex, UK

48 LOCAL NASAL RECONSTRUCTION: A REVIEW OF 273 CASESP. Mantalos, D. Karypidis, K. Papaioanou, M. Skolarikou, V. Stavropoulou,A. Papadimitriou6th Oncological Hospital I.K.A. Athens, Department of Plastic and ReconstructiveSurgery, Athens, Greece

49 FREE TISSUE TRANSFER IN SURGICAL ONCOLOGYS. D. Stavrianos, Ch. Asimomitis, M. Kotrotsiou, Al. D. Rapidis, G. KokkalisHead and Neck Unit, Plastic, Reconstructive and Maxillofacial Dept. Greek AnticancerInstitute, Oncological Hospital “St. Savvas”, Athens, Greece

50 FREE FLAP SALVAGE. THE ROLE OF MONITORING AND REEXPLORATIONOF VASCULAR MICROANASTOMOSIS. OUR EXPERIENCE ON 102 CASESS. D. Stavrianos, Ch. Asimomitis, M. Kotrotsiou, G. Kokkalis, Al. D. RapidisHead and Neck Unit, Plastic, Reconstructive and Maxillofacial Dept. Greek AnticancerInstitute, Oncological Hospital “St. Savvas”, Athens, Greece51 BCC AND SYRINGOCYSTADENOMAS PAPILLIFERUM ARISING WITHINNEVUS SEBACEOUS IN ADULTSA. Dionyssopoulos, S. Ioannidis, M. Athanasiadou, L. Pavlidis, I. Efstratiou,E. DemiriDepartment of Plastic Surgery, G.H. ''Papageorgiou'', Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece

52 HIGHLY AGGRESSIVE FACIAL MERKEL CELL CARCINOMAA. Dionyssopoulos, A. Papaconstantinou, A. Triantos, P. Foroglou, E. Kokoli, M.Topalidou, I. Efstratiou, E. DemiriDepartment of Plastic Surgery, G.H. ''Papageorgiou'', Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece



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E-POSTERS

1 DERMATOFIBROSARCOMA PROTUBERANS OF THE FOREHEADE. Nakamura, S. Suzuki, S. Kanno, H. Nishigaki, M. Kobayashi, R. Tanaka, U. Hanai,A. Yamazaki, M. MiyasakaTokai University School of Medicine Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,Kanagawa, Japan

2 MASTOPEXY WITH MAMMARY PARENCHYMAL Z-PLASTY PATTERN: MODIFIEDBENELLI TECHNIQUEL. Samyong, K. Kwangseok, K. SunghwhanDept. of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Korea

3 FUNCTIONING FREE GRACILIS MYOCUTANEOUS FLAP TRANSFER PROVIDES ARELIABLE SINGLE STAGE ANIMATED FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION AT THE TIME OFEXTENSIVE CANCER ABLATIONCh. G Wallace, C.-T. Liao, C.-H. LinDepartment of Plastic Surgery, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou, Taiwan

4 COMBINATION OF CONSERVATIVE AND SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF SKELETAL LATERAL DEVIATION OF THE MANDIBLE WITHCONTRALATERAL DENTAL CROSS- BITES. Zanakis1, V. Megas3, A. Mountricha2, K. Gavakos3, G. Kastelis2, N. Zotalis21Hippokration General Hospital of Athens, Athens, Greece2Constantopouleio General Hospital of N. Ionia, Athens, Greece3Dentist, Private Practice, Athens Greece5 PORCINE DERMAL COLLAGEN (PERMACOL) AS COMPLEMENTARY TISSUE INORTHOGNATHIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES FOR FACIAL CONTOUR RESTORATIONV. Megas, S. Zanakis, I. Kokolakis, G. Grigoriadis, P. Aretaiou, N. ZotalisOral & Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, ENT Department,General Hospital “KONSTANTOPOULIO”, N. Ionia, Athens, Greece

6 EARLY TERTIARY WOUND DEHISCENCE AFTER DEEP STERNUM OSTEOMYELITIS -A RISK MODEL BASED ON 130 PATIENTS FOLLOWING FLAP COVERAGEC. Weinand, T.Q.V. Phan, T. Stasch, C. Depner, P. Theodorou, R. Lefering, G. SpilkerDepartment Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Hand Surgery, Burns, UniversityHospital Cologne-Merheim, Germany

7 IMPROVEMENT OF FACIAL ASYMMETRIES WITH THE USE OF SKIN-SPARING DIEAPFLAPSCh. Gelati1, E. J. Kyriopoulos2, R. Cipriani11Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, S.Orsola Malpighi Hospital, Bologna.Italy2Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery-Burn Unit, General Hospital of Athens“G.Gennimatas”, Athens, Greece


10 OPEN RHINOPLASTY: IS IT WORTH IT?P. Mantalos, K. DialynakisPlastic surgery dept. IASO GENERAL Hospital, Athens, Greece

11 COULD THE APPETITE FOR SNAILS ALSO REFER TO FLAP RECONSTRUCTION?P. Mantalos, D. Karypidis, K. PistolasDept of Plastic Surgery - IKA Oncological Hospital of Athens, ‘G.Gennimatas’, Athens,Greece

12 LOCAL FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION POST TUMOR EXTIRPATION: A PROPOS OF1.495 CASESP. Mantalos, D. Karypidis, G. Skouras, K. Patsis, I. Zografaki, M. Papadopoulos,A. KouppasDept. of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 6th Oncological Hospital I.K.A. Athens, Greece

13 HAIR TRANSPLANTATION: A REVIEW OF 11.750 CASESI. Raptis, P. MantalosPlastic Surgeons, private practice, Athens, Greece

14 COMPLICATIONS OF DERMALIVE SOFT TISSUE FILLER, IN THE FACEP. Mantalos, Th. Petrakopoulou, Th. KaratzogianniPlastic Surgeons, private practice, Athens, Greece

15 NASAL SEPTUM SURGERY IN RHINOPLASTYP. Mantalos, K. Dialynakis, P. KyrmizoglouDept. of Plastic surgery, IASO General Hospital, Athens Greece

16 LEVATOR PLICATION AND CONTRALATERAL BROW LIFT FOR POST TRAUMATICFACIAL ASYMMETRYP. Georgiou, M. Koizis, L. Koukoulomatis, S. Karamatsoukis, E. Sfakiotakis,M. Pantelidis, V. Papaxristou, N. Minogiannis, E. KomninakisDept. of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece

17 LACRIMAL GLAND PTOSISYP. Georgiou, I. Patsoulas, L. Koukoulomatis, M. Koizis, S. Karamatsoukis, V. Papaxristou,X. Stoidis, N. Minogiannis, E. KomninakisDept of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece

8 TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS OF NASAL BONE USING LATISSIMUSDORSI FREE FLAP AFTER OPEN FRACTURE 20 YEARS AGOC, Y. Kim, C. W. ParkDept. of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Hanyang University, Seoul. Korea

9 CORRECTION OF INFRAORBITAL DARK CIRCLES USING COLLAGENASE DIGESTEDSINGLE FAT CELL INJECTIONC. Y. Kim, S. Youn, J. InDept. of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea


18 OUR EXPERIENCE WITH THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF NEUROFIBROMATOSISP. Georgiou, N. Minogiannis, L. Koukoulomatis, S. Karamatsoukis, M. Koizis,E. Sfakiotakis, V. Papaxristou, X. Stoidis, E. KomninakisDept of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece

19 SPHENOID MELANOMA: A CASE REPORTP. Georgiou, L. Koukoulomatis, A. Spyropoulou, D. Krikonis, F. Katrana, I. Patsoulas,M. Pantelidis, N. Minogiannis, E. KomninakisDept of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece

20 FACIAL SURGICAL REJUVENATION IN THE MIDDLE AGE WITH MACS - LIFTP. Mantalos, K. DialynakisDept. Plastic Surgery - IASO General Hospital, Athens, Greece

21 CERVICOFACIAL SKIN FLAP: AN OLD BUT STILL USEFUL OPTION TO FACERECONSTRUCTIONP. Mantalos, D. Karipidis, M. Skolarikou, A. PapadimitriouDept. Plastic Surgery – IKA, Athens Oncological Hospital “G. GENIMATAS”, Athens, Greece

22 CUTANEOUS LYMPHOMAS OF HEAD AND NECKT. Argyrakos1, O. Castana2, E. Diamanti1, P. Kourakos2, N. Stampolidis2, P. Argyriou1,D. Alexakis21Pathology department2Plastic & Reconstructive Surgical departmentGeneral Hospital of Athens, Greece “Evaggelismos”

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