Facial Masterclass

Facial Masterclass is organized by Facial Masterclass and will be held from Mar 16 - 17, 2019 at Brooklands Hotel, Surrey, England, United Kingdom.

Description:
This course with a faculty that reads as a who’s who in facial plastic surgery. The course is open to clinicians of all levels of qualification although a through understanding of facial anatomy is highly beneficial.

An international faculty will present the most contemporary techniques in facial rejuvenation surgery.

The facelift faculty includes keynote lectures including

Andre Auersvald presenting his experience with the haemostat net and its application to challenging neck surgery. Deep neck surgery techniques including hyoid and digastric plication, Submandibular gland reduction with redrawing of neck skin and avoidance of the pre auricular scar will be discussed. A novel concept of brow lift is also presented.

Chiara Botti will update the deep subsmas techniques and her bespoke temporal and brow procedures.

Lucian Ion explains his approach to formulating a bespoke algorithm to treat the difficult neck. Furthermore he will present research with 3D Imaging and its translation into clinical practice. The essential components of male face lifting are also covered.

The concepts of redistribution and redrawing skin has huge implications for the way we think about improving results.

Norman Waterhouse discusses the endoscopic brow lift and its successor. In addition, the future of a range of procedures will be debated in the light of the extended applications of the haemostatic net. These include, in addition to the face and brow, gynaecomastia, rhinoplasty, body surgery, seroma prevention/management and the reality of a future without haematomas.

Niall Kirkpatrick discusses the management of the mid face and the correction of stigmatic filler deformities.

Naresh Joshi presents and reviews periorbital rejuvenation and Norman Waterhouse will present UK experience of the first hundred cases of the haemostatic net.

Educational Objectives:
• At the end of this course you should have a clear idea of how to assess a patient for facial rejuvenation and discuss with them the various options that would be appropriate.
• You should be able to identify which aspects of the basic facelift you might wish to change in the light of current knowledge and be able to carry this out safely.
• You should be aware of the learning curve for new procedures and understand which facelifts would be best avoided in your early facelift career and certainly in the first 25 procedures.
• You should have a clear idea as to how you would like your techniques and procedures to evolve as you gain experience in complex facial rejuvenation.

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.