The Cutting Edge Aesthetic Surgery Symposium 2013
Debating the Choices in Facial Rejuvenation

An international Interdisciplinary Debate

Course Chairmen: Honorary Chairman:
Sherrell J. Aston, M.D. and Daniel C. Baker, M.D.
Thomas D. Rees, M.D.

The Cutting Edge Aesthetic Surgery Symposium 2013 will take place in New York City on December 5, 6, 7, 2013 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. This comprehensive course will be given over 3 full days.

The Cutting Edge 2013 program is designed to stimulate debate on choices, explore controversies, and challenge established and new techniques for facial rejuvenation. A world’s authority will examine the scientific evidence for current clinical applications of autologous fat grafting for facial rejuvenation. Forehead, supraorbital and upper eyelid rejuvenation procedures will be compared and contrasted. Experts will question the complexity and benefits of some lower eyelid rejuvenation procedures. The options for midface rejuvenation with lifting, filling, or implants will be presented and debated by surgeons with vast experience. Different facelift techniques will be compared for results and longevity. The extent of procedures necessary for creating an aesthetically pleasing neck will be argued. Modern techniques and technologies for skin resurfacing and face and neck tightening will be evaluated and compared to traditional treatments. How patient photographs can be used to exaggerate surgical results in presentations, publications and websites will be exposed.

A world-renowned faculty of plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons and dermatologists will present 47 Point/Counterpoint didactic lectures. Ten Panels will explore all methods of facial rejuvenation, comparing complexity of procedures, results, healing and longevity. Seven Keynote Presentations permit in-depth coverage of philosophy and techniques developed over many years of facial rejuvenation procedures. Eleven highly edited Interactive Videos will place the audience in the operating room. Patient safety, complications and long-term results are stressed throughout this symposium. An open forum with the faculty will permit audience participation, questions, and discussion.

Bernadette McGoldrick
Director
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Lauren Fishman
Program Coordinator
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