Cosmetic Surgery Forum 2017

Cosmetic Surgery Forum is organized by Cosmetic Surgery Forum and would be held during Nov 29 - Dec 02, 2017 at Bellagio, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America. The target audience for this medical meeting basically for dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons (core specialties), and residents in these fields. This CME conference has been approved with 22 CME credits.

Program Overview
Dissemination of information by experts experienced in clinical research and patient care is critical to address practicing dermatologists’ underlying educational needs, allowing them to confidently overcome demonstrated practice gaps. In the field of cosmetic procedures, patient satisfaction, low risk-benefit ratio and patient’s quality of life are the primary success goals to be achieved by the physicians. Addressing patient management and therapeutic options for cosmetic surgery can provide education that is immediately applicable to clinical practice.

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this activity, the participant should be able to:
• Evaluate the clinical and scientific differences between available botulinum toxin agents
• Discuss proper patient selection and safety concerns for neuro-modulators and injectable fillers
• Understand neuro-modulators and injectable fillers
• Evaluate complications from injectable fillers and discuss management and avoidance techniques
Evaluate current and newly available fat removal therapies, devices and techniques
• Discuss non-surgical leg vein treatment
• Understand current and newly available scar treatment therapies
• Consider the various uses of dermatologic lasers in practice for medical and aesthetics applications
• Discuss newly available cosmeceuticals and their use in cosmetic dermatology
• Establish patient education efforts to improve expectations and understanding of complications in medical and cosmetic procedures and improve satisfaction
• Utilize patient satisfaction tools to aid in patient selection and setting expectations
• Discuss the economic and social aspects of the cosmetic surgery market and how they impact clinical practice patterns