Plastic Surgery

CONGRESS

2011

Rhinoplasty Workshop 6 July 2011 Congress 7 10 July 2011 Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre, Broadbeach, QLD
WELCOMING THE PARTICIPATION OF:

AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF OPHTHALMIC PLASTIC SURGEONS (ANZSOPS)

THE AUSTRALIAN HAND SURGERY SOCIETY

REGISTRATION BROCHURE

Acknowledgements
The 2011 Plastic Surgery Congress (PSC) Organising Committee would like to thank the following who at the time of printing have given their support:

Double Platinum Sponsors

Platinum Sponsor

Australias Leading MDO

Gold Sponsors

Other Sponsors

Exhibitors

Australias Leading MDO

B i o metri MEDICAL

Authorized Distributor

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Organising Committee
Paul Belt, 2011 PSC Scientific Convenor Peter Callan, President ASPS Anthony Kane, Executive Committee ASPS Howard Klein, President NZAPS Craig Layt, President ASAPS Mark Magnusson, 2011 PSC ASAPS Coordinator Zachary Maoveni, 2011 PSC NZAPS Coordinator Darrell Perkins, Special Advisor, 2011 PSC Gaye Phillips, Chief Executive ASPS

Call for Abstracts

The Congress program offers opportunities for papers to be presented during the Congress. Authors of research and clinical papers, who wish to have their abstracts considered for inclusion in the scientific program, or as posters, must submit their abstract online via the Congress website www.plasticsurgerycongress.org.au by close of business on Monday, 28 February 2011. Check the website for guidelines on how to prepare your abstract and how to submit the abstract online. Papers will not be automatically included in the final selection for presentation at the Congress. Selection is a competitive process and all criteria must be met. Only those papers selected for inclusion will be presented at the Congress. For registrars: if accepted, the abstract will attract two (2) points towards the research requirement for fellowship conferral. One (1) point is awarded for accepted posters. Submission of an abstract does not, of itself, attract any points. The abstracts will be reviewed by the Organising Committee and you will be notified of the decision by email. A date and time of presentation will be given to you after this review process. Abstracts will be listed in the Congress handbook.

Congress Secretariat
For all enquiries please contact:

Ms Aurlie Favennec 2011 PSC Secretariat, C/ Conference Action Pty Ltd PO Box 576, Crows Nest NSW 1585 AUSTRALIA Tel (Direct): +61 2 9431 8632 (Main): +61 2 9431 8699 Fax: +61 2 9431 8677 Email: 2011psc@conferenceaction.com.au Web: www.plasticsurgerycongress.org.au

Why is Avant the smart choice for ASPS members?

We have been the ASPS preferred medical indemnity provider since 2008. As an ASPS member you will receive 4% off our standard plastic surgeon premiums. Members are supported by Australias largest in-house medical defence team. We have a wealth of experience in managing plastic surgeon claims. More than half of Australias plastic surgeons choose Avant.

For more detail call our dedicated ASPS service team on 1800 128 268 today.

IMPORTANT: Professional indemnity insurance products available from Avant Mutual Group Limited (ABN 58 123 154 898) are issued by Avant Insurance Limited, ABN 82 003 707 471, AFSL 238 765. The information contained here is general advice only. You should consider the appropriateness of the advice having regard to your objectives, financial situation and needs and before deciding to purchase or continuing to hold a policy with us, please read and consider the PDS. The policy and PDS are available at www.avant.org.au or by contacting us on 1800 128 268.

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Patient satisfaction

is what we strive to help you produce

Allergan is committed to developing specialty pharmaceutical and medical devices including BOTOX treatment, JUVDERM injectable gel and the NATRELLE collection of breast implants and tissue expanders. In over 100 countries, we deliver value to customers and support medical professionals in helping to improve lives.

Botox , Juvederm , Natrelle , Individual women, individual choices. are registered trademarks and Our pursuit. Lifes potential. is a trademark of Allergan Inc. 2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS Allergan Australia Pty Limited. ABN 85 000 612 831, 810 Pacific Highway, Gordon NSW 2072. AU/0163/2010. ALL1344. 10/10. GHG.

Invitation
This Congress is the culmination of comprehensive planning by the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons and the New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons Exhibition over the last two years. We thank our sponsors and exhibitors for their support.

Rhinoplasty Workshop 6 July 2011 Congress 7 10 July 2011

WELCOMING PARTICIPATION FROM:

Gold Coast Convention & AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF OPHTHALMIC Centre, Broadbeach, QLD PLASTIC
SURGEONS (ANZSOPS)

Our meeting showcases the best of Plastic Surgery, WELCOMING THE PARTICIPATION OF: across the reconstructive and aesthetic spectrum of our work, with the highest quality International and Australian and New Zealand faculty. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND The Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, Australian SURGEONS (ANZSOPS) and New Zealand Society of Ophthalmic Plastic Surgeons and the Australian Hand Surgery Society are active participants in the Congress. The Congress is officially endorsed by International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, International Confederation for Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. This Congress offers a great opportunity for all of us to update our knowledge, meet up with friends and colleagues, old and new, and enjoy each others company. We welcome our visitors and trust you will enjoy the charm and facilities of Australias Gold Coast. We look forward to seeing you all at Broadbeach in July 2011.
SOCIETY OF OPHTHALMIC PLASTIC
THE AUSTRALIAN HAND SURGERY SOCIETY

ENDORSED BY: REGISTRATION BROCHURE

Peter Callan ASPS President

Howard Klein NZAPS President

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is honored to endorse the 2011 Plastic Surgery Congress of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons and the New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons, 7 10 July 2011 (Rhinoplasty Pre-Congress Workshop Day: 6 July) on The Gold Coast. This comprehensive program will convene thought leaders from throughout the region, and the addition of international guests will further stimulate discussion and promote interaction between plastic surgeons worldwide. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is particularly excited to endorse this program as it supports and strengthens the relationship between our organizations through our Memorandum of Understanding. We encourage members of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons to join our friends and colleagues in this extraordinary destination for a week full of outstanding educational programming, spectacular social events and fellowship. Sincerely, Phillip C. Haeck, MD President, ASPS

AsiA PAcific section This program has been reviewed by the Educational Council and is officially Endorsed by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). Endorsement is not approval for Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit. The organisers may at their discretion provide separate CME credit.

Accreditation
This education activity has been approved in the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons CPD Program. Fellows who participate can claim one point per hour (maximum 32 points) in Category 4: Maintenance of Clinical Knowledge and Skills towards 2011 CPD totals.

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Keynote Speakers
We are delighted to have the following Keynote Speakers involved with the Congress:

David Coleman
BM MS FRCSEng FRCSPlast

United Kingdom
Sponsored by David Coleman is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, UK and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Oxford. His particular clinical interests include breast reconstruction, aesthetic breast surgery, melanoma, microsurgery, tissue expansion and hypospadias. He is a graduate of Southampton University and trained in General Surgery in Plymouth and Cardiff. His plastic surgery training took place in the West Midlands and Yorkshire. His research has been in wound healing, adverse scars, implant capsules, microsurgery and tissue expansion. He has been a consultant at Oxford since 1992. Oxford has developed into a large Unit with a broad range of services including craniofacial, clefts, breast reconstruction, upper limb, sarcoma, bone infection, skin cancer, and limb reconstruction. A succession of Australian fellows has always been actively encouraged. Dr Colemans breast reconstruction service offers all types of reconstruction tailored to the patient including microsurgical lower abdominal flaps of various types, autologous latissimus dorsi flaps, lipofilling etc. He has developed particular experience in excision of giant congenital naevi in children using tissue expansion. In the UK plastic surgeons are still involved

in hypospadias repair, and David Coleman will be presenting an update on what every trainee needs to know about the treatment of this condition.

gold medal of the All India Rhinology Society for special achievements in rhinosurgery. Professor Gubisch has been the Chairman of the German Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons for Baden Wrttemberg (DGPRC) since 2008, is a member of the Board of Directors of the German Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (DGPRC), and after having been Vice President of the Association of German Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (VDPC) for 3 years, was appointed President in 2010. Professor Gubisch regularly gives training courses in aesthetic and functional rhinoplasty all over the world and demonstrates his surgical techniques. He has written more than 170 scientific publications and has produced five educational films.

Wolfgang Gubisch
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. med. habil.

Germany
BK Rank Speaker Professor Wolfgang Gubisch was awarded his doctorate (PhD) in 1972 after studying medicine in Stuttgart and Tbingen (Germany) and Zrich (Switzerland) as part of a scholarship of the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes (German Study Foundation for Highly Talented Students). Professor Gubisch has been working in the field of plastic surgery since 1974 with a focus on facial surgery. He became Head of the Clinic for Plastic Surgery at the Marienhospital in Stuttgart in 1988 and was appointed to an APL professorship in August 1999 after his habilitation at the University of Wrzburg in 1992. He then became Head of the Clinic for Plastic Facial Surgery with a focus on aesthetic, functional and reconstructive nasal surgery in 2001. He is a member of many national and international societies of plastic surgery as well as an honorary member of the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (BAAPS), the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the Armenian Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (AAPRAS), and the Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of Southern Africa (APRSSA). He also holds the

Phil Haeck
BS, MD

USA
Sponsored by
Australias Leading MDO

Dr Haeck attended Michigan State University, USA, obtaining his BS in 1974 and his MD in 1980. He did his internship in 1980 at Swedish Hospital in Seattle where he finished General Surgical training. Dr Haeck then trained in Reconstructive and Hand Surgery with Frank Gerow, the true inventor of the silicone implant at Bayer in Houston, Texas, where he stayed until 1986 before moving back to Seattle and establishing his private practice.

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Plastic Surgery
CONGRESS
Dr Haeck has been on committees for the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) since 1990 and is now President of the Society. He has been the Chairman of Health Policy, Government Affairs and Patient Safety, was Editor of Plastic Surgery News for six years, and wrote On Legal Grounds for eight years. However his biggest challenge in all this, he says, is raising three girls through their teenage years and staying sane.

2011

Moustapha Hamdi
MD, FCCP, PhD

Belgium
Sponsored by Professor Hamdi is Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Gent University Hospital, Gent, Belgium. Graduating at the University of Damascus, Syria, as a doctor in medicine, surgery and obstetrics, he

trained in general and plastic surgery in Brussels, Belgium, then moved to Glasgow, Scotland, where he engaged in microsurgery and breast reconstruction. He also spent some time at the PACES clinic in Atlanta, USA, where he focussed primarily on aesthetic surgery of the eyelids and facial rejuvenation. Professor Hamdi is a member of many national and international associations, including the Royal Belgian Society for Plastic Surgery (RBSPS), the European and British Association of Plastic Surgeons (EURAPS and BAPS), the

Wound Closure Evolved

V-Loc 90 and V-Loc 180 Absorbable Wound Closure Device. Secure. Fast. Effective.
The V-Loc device is a revolutionary technology that supports optimal patient outcomes by closing wounds securelywithout the need to tie knots.
Covidien Pty Ltd Australia (t) 1800 252 467 Covidien New Zealand Ltd New Zealand (t) 0508 489 264 www.covidien.com

COVIDIEN, COVIDIEN with logo, are U.S. and internationally registered trademarks of Covidien AG. 2011 Covidien AG or its affiliate. All rights reserved.Suture 183-12-10

Suture 183-12-10 PSC AD.indd 1

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

24/12/10 11:01 AM

Keynote Speakers
American and the World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery (ASRM and WSRM), the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), the Pyrenean Lodge of Plastic Surgeons (PLPS), the Royal Belgian Society for Surgery, the European Association for Endoscopic Surgery (EAES), and the European Burn Association (EBA). He was the 2005 Winner of the European Association of Plastic Surgery/American Association of Plastic Surgery Fellowship and was awarded the Hans Anderl Award from the European Association of Plastic Surgery (EURAPS) for best publication during 2002-2004. Professor Hamdi specialises in microsurgery, breast surgery, surgical oncology, and aesthetic surgery. He has written and co-authored several books, chapters and articles related to perforator flaps, oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery, breast reconstruction, and much more.

continued

In 1982 he became Director of the Hand Surgery Clinic at Stanford, served as Chief of Hand Surgery Service from 1985 until 2007, and Chief of Plastic Surgery from 2004 to 2007. He is the author or co-author of more than 100 peer reviewed publications, 50 book chapters and six books, including Surgical Rehabilitation of the Upper Extremity in Tetraplegia, Hand Surgery: A Clinical Atlas, and the two hand volumes for Mathes Plastic Surgery. He was the Co-editor of the Yearbook of Hand Surgery from 1991 to 1999 and currently serves as Deputy Editor of the Journal of Hand Surgery. Dr Hentz served as President of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand in 1999, and is a past Director of the American Board of Plastic Surgery. His primary clinical interests focus on paralytic disorders, especially brachial plexus injuries in adults and children, and tetraplegia. His funded research involves the development of techniques for evaluating function in damaged or paralysed limbs and improving surgical procedures to restore hand function.

Glenn W. Jelks
MD, FACS USA
BK Rank Speaker Dr Jelks is a respected educator and innovator in Oculoplastic Surgery and is recognised throughout the world as a leading authority on Eyelid and Peri-Orbital Surgery. His innovative thinking has inspired many plastic surgeons. He shares a practice with his wife, Elizabeth B Jelks, MD, in Manhattan, New York City, and is an Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery and Opthalmology at New York University Medical Centre. He is Board Certified in Plastic Surgery and Opthalmology. Dr Jelks has been Visiting Professor for the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), the Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation (PSEF), and the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (ASMS). He has lectured and done live surgery extensively throughout the United States, Europe, South and Central America, Australia and the Far East. Dr Jelks was given a Presidents Citation, one of the highest honours, at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Meeting for his clinical contributions, demonstrated leadership and for enhancing the speciality of plastic surgery. He is also the author of numerous chapters and clinical papers with an emphasis on Oculoplastic Surgery.

Vincent R. Hentz
MD

USA
Dr Vincent R. Hentz is Professor of Surgery (Plastic) and Orthopaedic Surgery (by courtesy) at Stanford University in California. He received his MD in 1968 from the University of Florida, completed a residency in general surgery and plastic surgery at Stanford University, and was a Hand Fellow with J. William Littler in New York City. He joined the faculty at the department of Surgery at Stanford in 1975 where he was promoted to full professor in 1990.

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Cohesive, it is. New, it isnt.

Round Low Profile

CPG 312

Cohesive I
The standard cohesive level gel used in Mentors implants. This is Mentors softest gel and has been preferred for years in textured and smooth Round Low, Moderate, Moderate , High and Ultra High Profile gel breast implants.

CPG 321

Round Moderate Profile

Cohesive II
Round Moderate Profile

CPG 322

A slightly firmer gel, for surgeons wanting a firmer feeling implant. This gel is used in textured Round Moderate, Moderate and High Profile gel breast implants.
CPG 323

Round High Profile

Cohesive III
Mentors most cohesive gel, providing shape retention with a pleasing level of firmness for optimal aesthetic results. This gel is used in Mentors Contour Profile Gel implant Family.
CPG 332

Round Ultra High Profile

For more information, please contact your local Mentor representative or visit www.mentorcorp.com.

CPG 333

May 2009 Mentor 0608006 Rev B

Not for distributioN iN the u.s.

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Plastic Surgery

2011

Workshops & Training

Younger Fellows Forum on Practice Optimisation
Date: Tuesday, 5 July 2011 Venue: Sofitel Gold Coast, Paradise 1 Room Cost: Free of charge
The aim of this all day session is to provide Younger Fellows with strategies and tips to optimise their practice. It will help Fellows who have recently graduated to get an overview of the business side of a Plastic Surgery Practice. For Fellows who have been in practice for a few years this session will help with future growth of their practice. The Sessions on Web based marketing will offer new insights into this dynamic landscape of the future. After lunch, participate in an interactive session with Peter Callan and members of the ASPS council regarding their experiences in building their practices. Clinical Risk Management Avant How to Make Your IT Infrastructure Work for You Genie Solutions Choosing the Right Staff AMA QLD Billing and Medicare Issues Dr. Hugh Bartholomeusz, Plastic Surgeon. Chair of the ASPS Fees Committee Business Structure, Tax Deductions and Asset Protection: Pilot Partners, Brisbane Marketing your Specialist Practice Web Strategies SEO, SEM, PPC, On Line and Offline Social Media Marketing What Works and What Doesnt : An Interactive Session with Peter Callan and Members of the ASPS Council

CONGRESS

All the workshops and courses below (paying or free of charge) require booking in advance. Please fill in the registration form Section C: Workshops & Training Courses.

Rhinoplasty Pre-Congress Workshop

Date: Cost: Wednesday, 6 July 2011 $350 (Early bird), thereafter $400

The Rhinoplasty Workshop will be a lecture based course in basic rhinoplasty anatomy, assessment and techniques. It is aimed at Plastic Surgical and ENT junior consultants, registrars and more senior consultants who seek a refresher course in basic rhinoplasty. The workshop will be held on Wednesday, 6 July 2011 and will cover assessment, photography, cephalometry and relationships, the dorsum, the septum, the tip, the airway, the turbinates, and open versus closed techniques.

Supervisors and Trainers for the Surgical Education and Training Program (SAT SET) (for FRACS in a supervisory role)
Date: Cost: Wednesday, 6 July 2011 Free of charge

This free course is aimed at enabling supervisors and trainers in Australia and New Zealand to effectively fulfill the responsibilities of their very important roles. The focus will be on the effective use of the new workplace assessment tools that have been adopted, such as the Mini Clinical Examination (Mini CEX) and Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (DOPS). The workshop also offers an opportunity to explore strategies to improve the management of trainees, especially those that are underperforming. In addition, it is an excellent opportunity to gain insight into the Colleges policies and processes, including legal requirements and the appeals process. All supervisors and trainers are strongly encouraged to attend. It is a CPDapproved course. Please note: Trainees are unable to attend this course.

10

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Interviewer Training for Fellows Involved in Selection Interviewing for SET Training (for FRACS Hospital Post Supervisors)
Date: Cost: Wednesday, 6 July 2011 Free of charge

This free course is suitable for supervisors who will be involved in selection interviewing for SET training in 2011 in Australia and New Zealand. The course is a 2-hour face-to-face workshop and aims to provide interviewers with current knowledge of selection interviewing including practice in the use of the Specialtys interviewer scoring template. The workshop also offers an opportunity to explore strategies to improve the interview process. Please note: Trainees are unable to attend this course.

The course gives the opportunity for Practice Managers and Registered Nurses to join the Plastic Surgeons in a program designed for their needs. The course will be held in conjunction with the Congress, from Thursday, 7 to Saturday, 9 July 2011 and will be open to Practice Managers and Registered Nurses as well as Plastic Surgeons. See the provisional program for topics. There is no registration fee for Plastic Surgeons registered for the Congress.

S.E.T. Trainees Course for Training and Certification for Botox and Juvederm
Date: Cost: Sunday, 10 July 2011 Included in SET Trainees and Residents Registration Fees

Practice Managers and Registered Nurses Course

Date: Cost: Thursday, 7 July Saturday, 9 July 2011 $500 (Early Bird), thereafter $550

Following its success at the previous Congress, a course will once again be available for Practice Managers and Registered Nurses, in conjunction with the Congress program.

The 2011 PSC will hold a course open to Registrars and SET Trainees and Residents only on Sunday, 10 July 2011 from 0830 1230 hours. This course is free of charge (included in the Congress Registration Fees) but you are required to tick a box on the registration form if you would like to attend.

MEDPOR

Optimising your CMF Solution

Orbital Rim Onlays Midface Contour Implants Malar Implants Nasal Shells and Dorsum Shapes Contoured Chin Implants Contoured Mandible Implants

11

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

11

Plastic Surgery

2011

Provisional Program
Rhinoplasty Workshop Day Plastic Surgeons Plastic Surgery Congress Program Plastic Surgeons

CONGRESS

The 2011 PSC program has been designed with all delegates needs in mind. Please refer to the table below for your category and corresponding colours. The sessions in the program with the same colours as your category will be open for you to attend.
Practice Managers and Registered Nurses Course Practice Managers, Nurses and Plastic Surgeons Registrars and Trainees Course

Wednesday, 6 July 2011

0730 1730 REGISTRATION OPEN AND ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE

SESSION 1
0830 1000 Before the Operation: Consultation, Assessment, Imaging incl. Cephalometrics Function: The Septum and Airway Faculty: Perry Burstin, Peter Callan, Wolfgang Gubisch, Richard Harvey, Tony Holmes, Jim Katsaros, Keith Mutimer, Norman Olbourne, Maurice Stevens, Jim Trott 1000 1030 MORNING TEA

SESSION 2
1030 1230 The Boney Pyramid: Management incl. Osteotomy The Cartilages: How to Manage, and Not Mismanage Them 1230 1330 LUNCH 2011 PSC Early Registration Opens

SESSION 3
1330 1530 The Procedure Putting It Altogether: Choreography of Rhinoplasty AFTERNOON TEA Supervisors and Trainers for the Surgical Education and Training Program (SAT SET) (1330 1645) Interviewers Training Course

1530 1600

SESSION 4
1600 1730 Panel Discussion and Cases

12

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Thursday, 7 July 2011

0700 1930 REGISTRATION OPEN AND ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE

SESSION 1
0830 0900 0900 0920 Welcome and Congress Opening RACS Research Award State of the Society Phil Haeck

PLENARY SESSION
0920 1000 Benefits of Becoming an International Member Phil Haeck How to Make Evidence Based Medicine Work for Your Society Phil Haeck Benefits of Becoming an Individual Member of IPRAS Zacharias Kapladinis, Executive Director IPRAS 1000 1030 MORNING TEA

SESSION 2
1030 1230 Rhinoplasty The Overresected Lower Lateral Cartilages A Wrong Concept in Bulbous Tip Correction Wolfgang Gubisch Assessment and Measurement of Nasal Obstruction Richard Harvey Preserving Function in Reduction Rhinoplasty Richard Harvey Endoscopic Turbinate Reduction Richard Harvey Title tba James Katsaros 1230 1330 LUNCH Free Papers: Reconstructive Vein Loupes in Microsurgery Krishna Kumar Microsurgical Reconstruction of Major Head and Neck Malignacy Krishna Kumar Keystone Perforator Island Flap Applications of Loco-regional Reconstructions How It All Began Felix Behan Injectable Course: Part 1 Total Face Approach to Rejuvination Enhancement Part 1

SESSION 3
1330 1430 BK Rank Lecture: Aesthetic Rhinoplasty State of the Art Wolfgang Gubisch Free Papers: Cosmetic Breast Aesthetic: Part 1 Breast Reduction for Beginners David Coleman, Moustapha Hamdi Septum Based Reduction Mammaplasty Moustapha Hamdi An Update on Vertical Scar Mammaplasty Moustapha Hamdi Panel Discussion David Coleman, Moustapha Hamdi Injectable Course: Part 2 Total Face Approach to Enhancement Volumising the Mid and Lower Face

1430 1530

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

13

1530 1600 1600 1730

AFTERNOON TEA Our Concept in Saddle Nose Correction Wolfgang Gubisch The Overresected Lower Lateral Cartilages A Wrong Concept in Bulbous Tip Correction Wolfgang Gubisch The Use of Tutoplast Fascia in Rhinoplasty Wolfgang Gubisch Panel Discussion and Spot Cases Wolfgang Gubisch, Tony Holmes, Maurice Stevens Free Papers: Reconstruction CPR Refresher Course

1730 1930

WELCOME RECEPTION

Friday, 8 July 2011

0715 1730 0730 0815 REGISTRATION OPEN AND ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE Consent Workshop Device Consulting Workshop An Update on the Surgical Treatment of Hypospadias David Coleman Title Tba Rajeev Ahuja Management of Hypospadias Murray Beagley

SESSION 1
0830 1000 Dermatoscopy Workshop Scott Menzies Secondary Rhinoplasty An Increasing Challenge Wolfgang Gubisch Brachial Plexus Repair Speaker tba Basic Principles of Brachial Plexus Repair Krishna Kumar Communication Skills: Part 1 Managing Patient Expectations, Empathic Communication, Building Trust and Confidence

1000 1030

MORNING TEA

SESSION 2
1030 1230 Free Papers: Skin Cancer Combined Dermatology / Skin Cancer Michael Freeman Mohs and PDT David Francis Free Papers: Oculoplastic / Complications Prevention and Management of Complications Glenn W. Jelks Hand Surgery: Current Concepts in Post Traumatic Upper Limb Reconstruction Reconstruction of Soft Tissue Defects of the Upper Limb Vincent R. Hentz Communication Skills: Part 2 Understanding and Building Rapport, Managing Difficult Situations

14

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Interface of Plastic Surgery/ Dermatology and Dermatoscopy Jim Muir A 10-Year Experience of Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy in Melanoma David Coleman Tissue Expansion in the Excision of Giant Congenital Naevi in Children David Coleman Panel Discussion and Spot Cases 1230 1330 LUNCH

Oculoplastic Panel Discussion: Brow Lift and Blepharoplasty Archie Lamb, Scott Teske, Phung Vu

Microsurgical Reconstruction of Complex Limb Injuries Krishna Kumar The Use of Perforator Flaps in Reconstruction of the Upper Limb Fillip Stillaert

Communication Skills: Part 2 (continued)

SESSION 3
1330 1530 Skin Cancer and Oculoplastic Surgery Periorbital Reconstruction Session Management of Acquired Ptosis and Periorbital Reconstruction Glenn W. Jelks Hand Surgery: Evolution in Treatments in Dupuytrens Disease Emerging Therapies for Dupuytrens Contracture Vincent R. Hentz Treating Recurrent PIP Joint Contracture Vincent R. Hentz Collagenase / Needle Aponeurotomy Steve Coleman, David Gilpin 1530 1600 AFTERNOON TEA Discrimination, Bullying and Harassment

SESSION 4
1600 1730 ASPS AGM NZAPS AGM Meet the Masters David Coleman, Wolfgang Gubisch, Phil Haeck, Moustapha Hamdi, Vincent R. Hentz, Glenn W. Jelks Workplace Health and Safety

1900 2400

CONGRESS GALA DINNER A MAGICAL EVENING

Rhinoplasty Workshop Day Plastic Surgeons

Plastic Surgery Congress Program Plastic Surgeons

Practice Managers and Registered Nurses Course Practice Managers, Nurses and Plastic Surgeons

Registrars and Trainees Course

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

15

Saturday, 9 July 2011

0715 1900 0730 0815 REGISTRATION OPEN AND ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE Breast Augmentation Session for Beginners and Registrars The First Breast Augmentation Consultation: Making the Correct Choice David Coleman Panel Discussion Hand Flap Workshop Oculoplastic Workshop

SESSION 1
0830 1000 Plenary Session: Medicolegal and Ethics The Riskiest Procedures in Plastic Surgery Phil Haeck Presidents Session When Disaster Strikes: How to Cope Yourself and Help Your Colleagues 1000 1030 MORNING TEA

SESSION 2
1030 1230 Breast Reconstruction Outcome and Psychological Evaluation of BRCA Patient After Mastectomy and Reconstruction Moustapha Hamdi Salvage Procedures After Failed Implant or Tissue Flap Transfer in Breast Reconstruction Moustapha Hamdi 20 Years of Breast Reconstruction A Personal Audit David Coleman Panel Discussion David Coleman, Moustapha Hamdi 1230 1330 LUNCH Oculoplastic Aesthetic Blepharoplasty Pre-Operative Evaluation and Anatomical Basis for Blepharoplasty Glenn W. Jelks No Touch Blespharoplasty and Facial Lipostructure Glenn W. Jelks Hand Surgery: Management of Neural Injuries and Disorders in the Upper Limb Reconstruction of Elbow and Hand Function in Tetraplegia Vincent R. Hentz Nerve Transfers as an Alternative to Nerve Repair: Changing the Reconstructive Paradigm Vincent R. Hentz The Fair Work Act

16 16

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

SESSION 3
1330 1530 Anaplastic Tcell Lymphoma Forum Arthritis of the Base of the Thumb Hemitrapeziectomy for Thumb Carpometacarpal Arthritis Long Term Assessment Vincent R. Hentz Experimental Work with Joint Arthroplasty in the CMC Joint Speaker Tba Employee Performance Management and Termination

1530 1600

AFTERNOON TEA

SESSION 4
1600 1730 Capsular Contracture and Oncological Issues in Breast Augmentation Interplast Session Modern Awards and National Employment Standards

1730 1930

INTERPLAST COCKTAIL RECEPTION

Rhinoplasty Workshop Day Plastic Surgeons

Plastic Surgery Congress Program Plastic Surgeons

Practice Managers and Registered Nurses Course Practice Managers, Nurses and Plastic Surgeons

Registrars and Trainees Course

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

17 17

Sunday, 10 July 2011

0730 1300 0730 0815 REGISTRATION OPEN AND ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE ASAPS AGM

SESSION 1
0830 1000 Breast Aesthetic Session: Part 2 Mastopexy in Patients after Massive Weight Loss Moustapha Hamdi Re-Do Breast Surgery in Mastopexy/ Augmentation Patients Moustapha Hamdi 1000 1030 MORNING TEA Paediatric Session Registrars Botox and Juvederm Workshop: Part 1

SESSION 2
1030 1230 Breast Reconstruction: Part 2 Pedicled Perforator Flap Reconstruction Moustapha Hamdi Partial Breast Reconstruction and Oncosplastic Surgery Moustapha Hamdi Implants and Expanders in Breast Reconstruction David Coleman Questions and Answers 1230 1300 Announcements and Congress Close Paediatric Session Registrars Botox and Juvederm Workshop: Part 2

Rhinoplasty Workshop Day Plastic Surgeons

Plastic Surgery Congress Program Plastic Surgeons

Practice Managers and Registered Nurses Course Practice Managers, Nurses and Plastic Surgeons

Registrars and Trainees Course

Trade Exhibition & Poster Area

The trade exhibition will be held in Exhibition Hall 1, on the ground floor of the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre. Welcome Reception, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea refreshments will be served in this area to enable you to view all the posters and visit all exhibitors whose support of the congress is much appreciated.

18

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

www.lmtsurgical.com

1300 880 155 (AUS)

0800 222 770 (NZ)

Safe, Fast, Easy Way to Perform Microvascular Anastomoses

Intima-to-intima contact without any intraluminal foreign material (suture) which may decrease the rate of thrombosis Time saving vs hand suturing Anastomoses are 50% stronger than suture anastomosis at 4 months*

The Worlds Smallest MicroClip

Actual size of SuperFine MicroClip

Pure Titanium Annealed to Malleable Consistency

Provides maximum vessel occlusion Zero memory to prevent the tip from opening after application Biologically inert and radiolucent Non-ferrous for use with MRI or related scanning equipment

*Reference: Gilbert RW, Ragnarsson R, Berggren A, et al. Strength of Microvascular anastomoses: comparison between the unilink anastomotic system and sutures. Microsurgery. 1989;10:40-46

INSTRUMENTS Highest Quality Material Stainless Steel / Titanium Diamond Dusted Technology Precision Micro Instruments

Actual size of MicroClip

LOUPES
Superior Visualisation
Hi Resolution Optics Renowed Quality Craftmanship

Please visit us at Booth 38

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

19

AGE INTERVENTION
Dark Circle Eye Defense

Age Intervention Dark Circle Eye Defense has six primary ingredients. Five to address the five primary causes and one to improve delivery. 5 PRIMARY CAUSES Blood leakage Iron discoloration Inflammation Thin and fragile skin Pigmentation KEY TECHNOLOGIES Chrysin NHS chelates Two peptides (Palmitoyl Oligopeptide & Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7) Retinol Microsponge Technology

20

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

janmariniaustralia.com.au

Social Activities

Golf at The Glades

The Glades Golf and Spa is situated on the Pacific Highway at Robina, just 15 minutes from the heart of Broadbeach. It offers more than 9 hectares of wetland area and has been designed by the world renowned golfer and course designer Greg Norman. Onsite facilities include the Boardwalk Bar and Grill, tennis and volleyball courts, day spa and practice greens. Glades Golf and Spa Robina Town Centre, QLD 4230 AUSTRALIA Tel: +61 7 5569 1900 Web: www.glades.com.au If you are interested in attending, please contact the Glades directly, quoting 2011PSC as a reference. Rate: $130.00 per player, including green fee, cart, bag handling and GST 18 holes Clubs: $44.00 per set Shoe hire: $18.50 per pair*
*The Glades has a limited number of pairs of shoes. We recommend you take your own pair or book them in advance.

Congress Gala Dinner A Magical Evening

Join us for a memorable and unique experience. This years theme is A Magical Evening, featuring a popular magician. Date: Venue: Room: Time: Dress: Cost: Friday, 8 July 2011 Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Arena 1, Ground Floor 1900 2400 hours Lounge Suit Included in Full Delegate Registration Fee Guests & One Day Delegates: $150.00 per person

Please note: For seat allocation, a board with table listings will be placed near the registration desk. Please write your name on these table listings prior to the dinner.

Interplast Cocktail Reception

Interplast would like to invite you to join them for a few cocktails and drinks to relax after the long day of sessions. Date: Venue: Room: Time: Cost: Saturday, 9 July 2011 Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Meeting Room Foyer, First Floor 1730 1930 hours Included in all registration fees

Transportation may be organised via your hotel.

Welcome Reception
Please join us for the Welcome Reception. Catch up with colleagues and acquaintances while tasting fine wine and canaps. Date: Venue: Room: Time: Cost: Thursday, 7 July 2011 Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Exhibition Hall 1, Ground Floor 1730 1930 hours Included in Full Delegate Registration Fee Guests & One Day Delegates: $80.00 per person

Please note: Open to Plastic Surgeons, Research Fellows, SET Trainees and Residents only.

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

21

Accommodation
Accommodation has been reserved at venues less than 5 minutes walk from the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre (GCEC): the Sofitel Gold Coast and the Jupiters Hotel. We have also reserved apartments at the Wave Broadbeach Holiday Apartments.

Sofitel Gold Coast *****

81 Surf Parade Broadbeach QLD 4218 Tel: +61 7 5592 2250 Web: www.sofitelgoldcoast.com.au

RATE Classic River View (single, double or twin) $230.00 per room per night
Courtesy of Sofitel Gold Coast

(to obtain this rate, please book your accommodation through the 2011 PSC Congress Secretariat)

Broadbeach Island, Casino Drive Broadbeach QLD 4218 Tel: +61 7 5592 8100 Web: www.jupitersgoldcoast.com.au RATE Superior Room (single, double or twin) $189.00 per room per night
Courtesy of Jupiters Hotel

Jupiters Hotel *****

(to obtain this rate, please book your accommodation through the 2011 PSC Congress Secretariat)

The Wave Broadbeach Holiday Apartments ****

89 91 Surf Parade Broadbeach QLD 4218 Tel: +61 7 5555 9200 Web: www.thewavesresort.com.au

RATES 1 Bedroom Apartments (sleeps 2) $225.00 per apt, per night (3 nights minimum) 2 Bedroom Apartments (sleeps 4) $290.00 per apt, per night (3 nights minimum)
Courtesy of Wave Broadbeach Holiday Apts

(to obtain these rates, please book your accommodation through the 2011 PSC Congress Secretariat)

For 3 bedroom apartments rates or extra sleeping in the above apartments (sofa bed or rollaway), please contact the Congress Secretariat. A 3-night minimum stay applies in low season. The balance of accommodation must be paid in full upon arrival. A current drivers license or passport will be required at check-in. Any personal information contained on the collected ID will be securely stored and carefully disposed of at the end of its usefulness.

22

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Plastic Surgery
CONGRESS

2011

Hotel Information
HOTEL ROOM TyPES Single one bed in room Double one large bed in room Twin two separate beds in room APARTMENT ROOM TyPE Master bedroom: 1 queen bed Second bedroom for 2 Bedroom Apartments: 2 single beds

Please note
Rates do not include breakfast. Check in: 1400 hours. Check out: 1100 hours. Late arrivals: if you plan to arrive after 1800 hours, please advise the Congress Secretariat to ensure the room/apartment is held for you and not released. Only bookings through the Congress Secretariat will obtain these rates. To secure your accommodation booking, payment for the entire stay is required. This payment will be passed onto the venue and allocated to your room account. Accommodation will only be confirmed when the payment is received. Rates are correct at time of printing and subject to availability at time of booking. All alterations and cancellations to accommodation bookings must be made in writing to the Congress Secretariat. Cancellation fees are at the venues discretion. All guests are to settle their individual room accounts for incidentals prior to departure. Hotels require a credit card imprint from each guest upon check in to cover any additional charges (mini-bar, telephone etc). If the guest requests to pay by cash, the hotel will require a $100.00 cash deposit on check in for the Sofitel Gold Coast, $200.00 for the Jupiters and $500.00 for the Wave. The balance of this deposit will be refunded at check out.

All major credit cards are accepted. If you are settling your account at the hotel/resort with any credit card, please note that a credit card transaction fee may be charged. Rates given are per room per night and include GST. However, the tax invoice will not show GST on the accommodation components as the ASPS, NZAPS and Conference Action are acting as agents only and are transferring the amount to the accommodation venues. You must request a tax invoice at the accommodation venue at check out for GST purposes.

Cancellation Fees
SOFITEL GOLD COAST AND JUPITERS HOTELS Cancellation within 30 days: Any cancellation over this period will incur a fee equivalent to one nights accommodation. Cancellation within 14 days (including no shows): Guests will be required to pay 100% of the total accommodation charges. THE WAVE BROADBEACH HOLIDAy APARTMENTS Any amendments to a booking will incur a $25.00 administration fee. Cancellation within 30 days: Any cancellations over this period will incur a $50.00 administration fees. Cancellation within 14 days: No refund of deposit if cancelled within 14 days or less prior to travel. Cancellation within 2 days (including no shows): Guests will be required to pay 100% of the total accommodation charges. If guests choose to vacate an apartment before the confirmed departure dates, no refund will be given.

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

23

General 2011 Information Plastic Surgery

CONGRESS

Broadbeach, QLD
The 2011 Plastic Surgery Congress is back to the Gold Coast, which boasts one of the longest strips of pristine beach in the world. It is surrounded by lush hinterland ranges, and enjoys a diverse range of activities that is equalled by few other places. We invite you to join us and discover the 40 championship golf courses, 100 000 hectares of National Parks and reserves plus World Heritage listed rainforests. The Gold Coast also abounds with restaurants, cafes and bars, theme parks, and Queenslands largest shopping centre. The Gold Coast airport offers great flexibility and easy access to the Congress. For more information on things to do and see in Broadbeach and the Gold Coast please visit www.verygc.com.

Event Website www.plasticsurgerycongress.org.au

Please visit www.plasticsurgerycongress.org.au for information on the event. You can also access the online registration and downloadable registration brochure from the above website. Registrations may be made online at the above site if paying by credit card. Alternatively, a registration form can be downloaded and sent to the Congress Secretariat. Conference Action Pty Ltd PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585 AUSTRALIA Fax: +61 2 99431 8677 Email: 2011psc@conferenceaction.com.au

Venue
Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Cnr Gold Coast Highway & TE Peters Drive BROADBEACH QLD 4218 AUSTRALIA Tel: +61 7 5504 4000 Fax: +61 7 5504 4001 Web: www.gccec.com.au

Air Travel
Please visit the following websites for airfares to the Gold Coast: www.virginblue.com.au www.qantas.com.au www.jetstar.com

Parking at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre

The GCCEC provides undercover car park spaces. The charge is $5.00 per vehicle per 24 hours. This rate is subject to change without notice.

Visa for Overseas Participants

A visa is required to enter Australia, even if entering as a visitor only. Please apply for your visa online at www.immi.gov.au. Some countries residents will need to address their request to their Consulate or Embassy. If you require an invitation letter to help with the process, please contact the 2011 PSC Secretariat on 2011psc@conferenceaction.com.au and include your full name, position, affiliation, date of birth and passport number. Please note an invitation letter will only be issued once payment of your registration to the Congress has been received.

Registration Desk
The registration desk will be located in the Exhibition Foyer, at the entrance of Exhibition Hall 1, on the ground floor of the GCCEC. Staff at the registration desk will be happy to help with any queries. The registration desk will open on Wednesday, 6 July 2011 from 0730 hours.

24

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

A list of overseas delegates who paid their registration fees will be sent to the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) to help with visa applications.

Disclaimer of Liability
The Organising Committee, including the Congress Secretariat, will not accept liability for damages of any nature sustained by participants or loss of or damage to their personal property as a result of the meeting or related events.

Credit Cards
Credit cards accepted at the registration desk are MasterCard, Visa and American Express. Please note that Diners cards are not accepted. The majority of hotels, restaurants and shops will accept all major credit cards.

Privacy Clause
In registering for this Congress relevant details will be incorporated into a delegate list (name, organisation and state/country only, in accordance with Privacy Legislation) and may be made available to parties directly related to the Congress including ASPS, Organising Committee, accommodation providers (for the purpose of room bookings only) and sponsors and exhibitors. A delegate list will be made available to all delegates a few days prior to the Congress. This information will also be added to a database for future Congresses. If you do not wish your details to be added to this database, please refer to the registration form.

Insurance
Registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. It is strongly recommended that at the time you register for the Congress and book your travel you take out an insurance policy of your choice. The Congress Secretariat cannot take any responsibility for any participant failing to arrange their own insurance. This insurance must be purchased in your country of origin.

Getting to/from the Airport

The Gold Coast is served by two major airports: Gold Coast Airport (or Coolangatta Airport) is 30 minutes drive from Broadbeach. Taxis are available outside the Terminal and a trip to Broadbeach will cost approximately $45.00. REGENT TAxI: Tel: 07 5588 1234 Web: www.regenttaxis.com.au Brisbane Domestic and International Airport is about one hour drive away from Broadbeach. Taxis are available on the front terminal road for domestic flights or on Arrivals, level 2 for International flights. A trip to Broadbeach will cost approximately $230.00. BLACK & WHITE CABS: Tel: 07 3860 1829 Web: www.blackandwhitecabs.com.au Alternatively, both airports give access to public transport (trains and buses) to Surfers Paradise where connections are available to Broadbeach. For more information on these airports, please visit www.goldcoastairport.com.au www.brisbaneairport.com.au

Synthes. Dedicated to Health

Name Badges
All delegates will be issued a name badge at registration. This badge will be the official pass to sessions, teas, lunches and official social functions. It is requested that all delegates wear their name badges at all times while on-site.

Messages
A message board will be located next to the registration desk throughout the Congress.
Instruments and implants approved by the AO Foundation

www.synthes.com

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

25

Registration Information
Registration Fees
WORKSHOP/TRAINING COURSES Young Fellows Forum on Practice Optimisation Rhinoplasty Pre-Congress Workshop Supervisors and Trainers (SAT SET) Workshop Interviewer Training Course Practice Managers & Registered Nurses Course Practice Managers & Registered Nurses Course Training and Certifications for Botox & Juvederm CONGRESS Plastic Surgeons: ASPS and NZAPS Members Plastic Surgeons: ASPS and NZAPS Members Plastic Surgeons: Non Members Plastic Surgeons: Non Members Research Fellows, SET Trainees & Residents Research Fellows, SET Trainees & Residents SOCIAL EVENTS Welcome Reception Welcome Reception Congress Gala Dinner A Magical Evening Congress Gala Dinner A Magical Evening Interplast Cocktail Reception Interplast Cocktail Reception EARLy BIRD (Before or On 30/4/11) STANDARD (After 30/4/11) Tuesday Only Wednesday Only Wednesday Afternoon Only Wednesday Afternoon Only Full Congress One Day Sunday Morning Only Full Congress One Day Full Congress One Day Full Congress One Day Full Congress Delegate Guest & One Day Delegate Full Congress Delegate Guest & One Day Delegate Full Congress Delegate Guest & One Day Delegate F.O.C $350.00 F.O.C F.O.C $500.00 $200.00 F.O.C $1,200.00 $440.00 $1,400.00 $550.00 $660.00 $350.00 incl. $80.00 incl. $150.00 incl. incl. F.O.C $400.00 F.O.C F.O.C $550.00 $250.00 F.O.C $1,400.00 $550.00 $1,600.00 $650.00 $770.00 $450.00 incl. $80.00 incl. $150.00 incl. incl.

Registrations will be acknowledged via email with confirmation of your requirements according to your registration form, together with a tax invoice receipt. Bookings will only be confirmed when payment is received.

Registration Entitlement
FULL DELEGATES Entry to all Congress sessions, including Practice Managers and Registered Nurses Course Entry to trade exhibition & poster area Morning/Afternoon teas and lunches during the Congress Congress Gala Dinner Welcome Reception and Cocktail Reception Satchel Final Program & Abstract Book ONE DAy DELEGATES Entry to all sessions on that day Entry to trade exhibition & poster area on that day Morning/Afternoon tea and lunch on that day Satchel Final Program & Abstract Book One Day Delegates are welcome to join the Welcome Reception and Congress Gala Dinner, but are required to pay the guest fee rate of $80.00 for the Welcome Reception and of $150.00 for the Gala Dinner.

Method of Payment
Payment of fees must accompany all registration forms. All cheques, international bank drafts, money orders must be made payable to ASPS. Bank cheques and drafts must be drawn on any major branch of an Australian Bank in Australian dollars. Credit cards accepted are MasterCard, Visa and American Express (please note that Diners are not accepted).

Registrations Cancellation Policy

All cancellations or alterations should be put in writing to the Congress Secretariat. Please note that there is no refund on accommodation deposits. If cancellation is received in writing: By 15 May 2011: Full registration fees will be refunded. Between 16 May 2011 and 15 June 2011: $100.00 cancellation fee will apply. After 16 June 2011: No refund of monies paid.

26

2011 PLASTIC SURGERY CONGRESS

Registration Form
Please complete and return to: 2011 PSC Secretariat C/ Conference Action Pty Ltd, PO Box 576, CROWS NEST NSW 1585 AUSTRALIA Tel: +61 2 9431 8632 Fax: +61 2 9431 8677 Email: 2011psc@conferenceaction.com.au

Plastic Surgery
CONGRESS

2011

ASPS ABN: 78 823 025 148

ALL FIGURES ARE IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS AND INCLUDE GST

Section A: Delegate
Surname: Organisation: Address: Suburb: Telephone: ( ) State: Facsimile: ( Country: ) Postcode: Title: Given Name: Position:

Email: (Required for your confirmation details) Dietary Requirements: (Lactose intolerant, gluten free, dairy free, etc.) Before or on 30/4/11 Full Congress One Day Non Members Full Congress One Day* *One day delegates: Please tick (3) day of attendance Thu 7 July 2011 $1,200.00 $440.00 $1,400.00 $550.00 Fri 8 July 2011 $660.00 $350.00 Fri 8 July 2011 $660.00 $350.00 Fri 8 July 2011 After 30/4/11 $1,400.00 $550.00 $1,600.00 $650.00 Sat 9 July 2011 $770.00 $450.00 Sat 9 July 2011 $770.00 $450.00 Sat 9 July 2011 Payment $ $ $ $ Sun 10 July 2011 $ $ Sun 10 July 2011 $ $ Sun 10 July 2011

Section B: Registration Fees

Plastic Surgeons
ASPS & NZAPS Members

Research Fellows

Full Congress One Day*

*One day delegates: Please tick (3) day of attendance

Thu 7 July 2011

SET Trainees and Residents

Full Congress One Day*

*One day delegates: Please tick (3) day of attendance

Thu 7 July 2011

Exhibitors

Included in Booth Additional Exhibitor $350.00 $350.00 $

TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES $

Section C: Workshops & Training Courses

young Fellows Forum on Practice Optimisation Rhinoplasty Pre-Congress Workshop Supervisors and Trainers (SAT SET) Workshop Interviewer Training Course Practice Managers and Registered Nurses Course
*One day delegates: Please tick (3) day of attendance Tue, 5 July 2011 Wed, 6 July 2011 Wed, 6 July 2011 Wed, 6 July 2011 Full Congress One Day* Thu 7 July 2011 Attending $350.00 Attending Attending $500.00 $200.00 Fri 8 July 2011 Attending YES $400.00 YES YES $550.00 $250.00 Sat 9 July 2011 YES NO NO NO $ $ NO $

Training and Certification for Botox and Juvederm

Sun, 10 July 2011

TOTAL WORKSHOPS/TRAINING $

Section D: Accommodation
Date of arrival: _______ /07/ 2011 Room type: Please tick (3) Apartments only: Hotel Sofitel Gold Coast Jupiter Casino Classic River View Room (single, double and twin) Superior Room (single, double and twin) (1 x queen bed sleeps 2) (1 x queen bed, 2 x single beds sleeps 4) Single Date of departure: _______ / 07/2011 Double Twin Sharing with: Total no of Nights: _______

Please confirm number of people sleeping in the apartment: Rate per night $230.00 $189.00 $225.00 $290.00 x x x x x No of Nights Payment $ $ $ $ $

Wave Holiday Apartments 1 Bedroom Apartment 2 Bedroom Apartment

TOTAL ACCOMMODATION

Section E: Social Events

Thursday, 7 July 2011 Welcome Reception
Please ensure you tick (3) the boxes below. Failure to tick the boxes will result in non-attendance. I am a Full Delegate and would like to attend the Welcome Reception Additional Guest ticket $80.00 YES NO $

No. of Guest tickets _______ x $80.00

Friday, 8 July 2011 Congress Gala Dinner A Magical Evening

Please ensure you tick (3) the boxes below. Failure to tick the boxes will result in non-attendance. I am a Full Delegate and would like to attend the Dinner Additional Guest ticket $150.00 YES NO $

No. of Guest tickets _______ x $150.00

Saturday, 9 July 2011 Interplasts Cocktail Reception

The Interplasts Cocktail Reception is free of charge for all delegates and guests. Please indicate if you wish to attend and number of guests to help for catering purposes. I am a Delegate and would like to attend the Interplasts Cocktail Reception Additional Guest ticket $0.00 YES NO
_______

No. of Guest tickets

TOTAL SOCIAL EVENTS

Section F: Total Payment

All cheques and bank drafts must be in Australian dollars & drawn on an Australian Bank. Please make cheques payable to ASPS. Payment Section B Payment Section C Payment Section D Payment Section E Registration Fees Workshop/Training Accommodation Social Events TOTAL PAYMENT DUE $ $ $ $ $ PRIVACy CLAUSE: In registering for this Congress relevant details will be incorporated into a delegate list (name, organisation, state/country only) and may be made available to parties directly related to the Congress including ASPS, Organising Committee, accommodation providers (for the purpose of room bookings only) and sponsors & exhibitors. A delegate list will be made available to all delegates a few days prior to the congress. This information will also be added to a database for future I do not wish my details to be added to Congresses. this database.

Section F: Credit Card Payment

(Please note: Diners Club Cards are NOT accepted) Please tick (3) box: Card Number MasterCard Visa Amex Cardholder Name: Expiry Date: / Signature: Date: