Volume 10 • Number 1 Official Newsletter of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery ENDORSED BY ISAPS 2016 KYOTO JAPAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR PRESIDENT Susumu Takayanagi, MD Osaka, JAPAN INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF [email protected] PRESIDENT-ELECT AESTHETIC PLASTIC SURGERY Renato Saltz, MD Salt Lake City, Utah, UNITED STATES [email protected] elcome to this issue of ISAPS News. Takayanagi, is putting together a once-in-a- I hope that everyone is planning lifetime experience for us all. FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Dirk Richter, MD their trip to Kyoto, Japan so that Our Global Perspectives Series features Köln, GERMANY W [email protected] we can all be together for the 23rd Congress brow lifting and forehead rejuvenation. Read of ISAPS in October. I am looking forward to about approaches and techniques in this SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Nazim Cerkes, MD, PhD this incredible educational experience and informative section with lots of tricks and tips Istanbul, TURKEY the opportunity to spend time with colleagues to help your practice. You can also read about [email protected] from around the globe. Our President, Susumu ISAPS educational activities and reports of the THIRD VICE PRESIDENT humanitarian efforts being undertaken by our W. Grant Stevens, MD Marina del Rey, California members. UNITED STATES Our history article this time is Part I of a two- [email protected] CONTENTS part series, The Birth of Cephalometry, by SECRETARY Message from the Editor 3 Denys Montandon from Switzerland and we Gianluca Campiglio, MD, PhD Milan, ITALY Message from the President 5 have expanded our new marketing section into [email protected] ISAPS Business School with great ideas to help Feature: Cadavers in Plastic Surgery 6 TREASURER you grow your practice. We continue to spotlight Kai-Uwe Schlaudraff, MD Feature: Return to the Past? 7 our newly formed and growing ISAPS Global Geneva, SWITZERLAND [email protected] Global Alliance Spotlight 8 Alliance, this time featuring messages from the Australian, Korean and American aesthetic ASSISTANT TREASURER Membership Survey 12 Eric Michael Auclair, MD societies. Paris, FRANCE Visiting Professor Program 14 All this and more can be found in this issue of [email protected] Education Council Report 16 ISAPS News. PARLIAMENTARIAN Thomas S. Davis, MD EC Course: Liege, Belgium 17 Hershey, Pennsylvania, UNITED STATES EC Course: Dominican Republic 18 [email protected] NATIONAL SECRETARIES CHAIR National Secretaries Report 19 Peter Desmond Scott, MD Marketing Your Practice 20 Benmore, SOUTH AFRICA [email protected] J. Peter Rubin, MD, FACS Guess Who? 21 EDUCATION COUNCIL CHAIR ISAPS News Editor ISAPS Business School 22 Lina Triana, MD Cali, COLOMBIA Road to Kyoto 24 [email protected] Journal Update 31 PAST PRESIDENT in conjunction Carlos Oscar Uebel, MD, PhD with Global Perspectives 32 ISAPS is pleased to welcome the first compa- Porto Alegre, BRAZIL nies to join our newly launched Premier Global [email protected] Where in the World? 43 Sponsor Program as Gold Level Sponsors TRUSTEE Humanitarian Work 44 To learn more about joining this new program and Lokesh Kumar, MD New Delhi, INDIA History: Birth of Cephalometry 48 accessing its many benefits, contact Catherine [email protected] Foss, ISAPS Executive Director at isaps@isaps org October 23-27, 2016 TRUSTEE In Memoriam 53 Sami Saad, MD Calendar 54 Beirut, LEBANON [email protected] Venue: New Members 58 Miyakomesse, Kyoto, JAPAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Staff Spotlight 59 Catherine Foss Hanover, New Hampshire UNITED STATES www.isapscongress.org January – April 2016 www.isaps.org [email protected] 3 ONE SYSTEM. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT MILLIONS OF OPPORTUNITIES. Capture the 22.4 million patients interested in non-invasive fat reduction with the market-leading CoolSculpting® system.1 With a broad range of applicators targeting multiple treatment areas, the COPLAST is an association of plastic surgery socie- to maintain its scenery, large, multi-room hotels can- CoolSculpting system is the most versatile solution for your practice. ties from each country that was recently established to not be built. Therefore, hotels in Kyoto are always fully I replace IPRAS; however, ISAPS has not received any booked. Consequently, I strongly recommend that you official information from the management of ICOPLAST reserve your hotel as soon as possible. At this moment, it that they desire to engage in activities together. It is regret- is already difficult to book a room at the Westin Miyako table that the relationship with IPRAS has become diffi- Kyoto, which will be the headquarters, and the Kyoto cult; however, I expect to build a favorable relationship Hotel Okura, where the faculty dinner is scheduled. The ™ CoolMini ™ Applicator CoolSmooth PRO with ICOPLAST. I believe that plastic surgery and aes- subway is convenient from several hotels in Kyoto to the Applicator thetic surgery overlap and they should not be separated; Congress venue. I recommend booking a hotel near a however, since ICOPLAST has just started its activity, we subway station. For example, there are the Hotel Gran- at ISAPS need to wait for a while to see the direction in via Kyoto, which is in the Kyoto Railway Station build- which this new society is heading. ing; the New Miyako Hotel, which is located to the south ISAPS Kyoto 2016 of Kyoto Station; the ANA Crown Plaza Hotel, which ™ ™ CoolFit CoolCore The Congress will be held is located in front of Nijo-jo Castle; the Brighton Hotel Applicator Applicator for four days from Monday, ISAPS which is located in front of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, 2016 among others. October 24 through Thurs- KYOTO JAPAN day, October 27, 2016 at As for registration fees, ISAPS Global Alliance soci- the Miyakomesse in Kyoto. ety members can participate in the Congress with a dis- In the afternoon on Sunday, October 23, 2016, we will counted fee even if they are not ISAPS members. organize a program for Residents and Fellows to train in Visiting Professor Program the basic procedures of aesthetic plastic surgery. Partici- Regarding our Visiting Professor Program (VPP) that was pation is free. re-started in 2013, 16 missions have been successfully CoolCurve+™ CoolMax™ The Jidai-Matsuri (Jidai Festival) will be held in Kyoto completed from its start to the present. Currently, pro- Applicator Applicator on Saturday, October 22, 2016. This is a famous festival grams have been approved for 2016 in Turkey, Ukraine, featuring various periods of Japan in a parade. It is very Argentina, Japan and the US. Several more are pending. popular and is expected to be very crowded. If any of you Many participants in this program have sent enthu- desire to see the parade, I recommend that you make a res- siastic e-mails after their mission was complete. I am ervation for your hotel as soon as possible. On Wednes- very pleased with them. Renato Saltz is in charge of this day, October 26, 2016, we are planning to hold sessions program. If you would like to request a VPP, please con- on practice management and skin care. We are expecting tact him. the participation of many people, including nurses and Vegas and Miami meetings other medical staff members in addition to doctors. We Learn more at CoolSculpting.com/for-physicians Many people participated in both the Las Vegas meeting think that there may be people who want to participate in June and the Miami meeting in October. I thank the on October 26 only. Therefore, we prepared a one day fee many ISAPS members, including ISAPS board members, Results and patient experience may vary. specifically for these sessions. who participated in and supported these meetings as 1. Data on file, ZELTIQ® Aesthetics, Inc. Since many tourists visit Kyoto throughout year and faculty. In the U.S., the CoolSculpting procedure is FDA-cleared for the treatment of visible fat bulges in the submental area, thigh, abdomen and flank. In Taiwan, there are strict building regulations in the city of Kyoto the CoolSculpting procedure is cleared for the breakdown of fat in the flank (love handle) and abdomen. The CoolSculpting procedure is available worldwide. continued on page 13 ZELTIQ, CoolSculpting, the CoolSculpting logo, and the Snowflake design are registered trademarks, and CoolCore, CoolCurve+, CoolFit, CoolMax, CoolSmooth PRO, and CoolMini are trademarks of ZELTIQ Aesthetics, Inc. © 2015. All rights reserved. IC1991-C January – April 2016 www.isaps.org 5 FEATURE FEATURE HOW CADAVERS ARE CHANGING A RETURN TO THE PAST? PLASTIC SURGERY OUTCOMES Adriana Pozzi, MD – Italy Whitney Weimer Giovanni Botti, MD – Italy Manager, Client Relations, Science Care National Secretaries for Italy ecently, there have been a number of articles sur- preparation for reconstructive surgeries involving cancer he unnatural and “over operated” look resulting from hyaluronic acid into the lips and surrounding areas) and the rounding plastic surgery achievements in the news. patients and accident victims, tissue for facial reconstruction early surgical procedures that involved undermining manufacturers of fillers and Botox do not miss the opportu- R We’ve all read about the recent remarkable face trans- training after cosmetic surgeries with poor outcomes, and T skin and repositioning it under tension is “dead meat” nity of reaping gains. To overcome the economic downturn, plant surgery performed at NYU by Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez much more. not only in Italy but all around the world. Now patients ask we all became good injectors, but, although these non-inva- and his team, which gave a Mississippi firefighter a new life. Have you ever wondered how this all works? for the natural look; they want to appear young and natural. sive techniques can provide some alternative good improve- The firefighter received a new face, scalp, ears and ear canals, What has really changed in these last years in aesthetic ment, we cannot say that they are satisfactory; less is not ◆ A donor, or their next of kin, will consent to have their and selected portions of bone from the chin, cheeks, and surgery is the concept of volume restoration.