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Conference Program 2014 Conference Program Flourish in... Times of Change... MS Straight Talk and Networking ASL An h nu 4t a for Scientists and Clinical Practitioners 3 l April 2-3, 2014 Pre-Conference Courses April 4-6, 2014 Conference and Courses I n e te c rn en #Laser2014 at er ional Conf 2014 Annual Conference Pre-Conference Courses: April 2-3, 2014 Table of Contents Annual Conference: April 4-6, 2014 Phoenix Convention Center Phoenix, Arizona Welcome ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Program-At-A-Glance .................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Silent Auction for Research ...................................................................................................................................................... 12 Wednesday, April 2, 2014 Fundamentals of Lasers in Health Care Course ...................................................................................................................... 15 Thursday, April 3, 2014 Fundamentals of Lasers in Health Care Course ...................................................................................................................... 17 Nursing/Allied Health Course .................................................................................................................................................. 19 Expert Treatment Approaches Course .................................................................................................................................... 20 Resurfacing, Rejuvenation and Recontouring Course ............................................................................................................. 22 Luncheons ............................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Hair and Pigment Removal and Vascular Lesions Treatments Course ................................................................................... 30 Tech Connect Non-CME Session ............................................................................................................................................ 32 Friday, April 4, 2014 Breakfast Sessions .................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Laser Treatment of Patients of Color Workshop ...................................................................................................................... 41 Complications, Controversies and Legal Issues Workshop ..................................................................................................... 42 Burns and Trauma Workshop .................................................................................................................................................. 43 Therapeutic Challenges and New Treatments Workshop ....................................................................................................... 45 Basic Mechanisms of Photobiomodulation .............................................................................................................................. 46 Plenary Session (Keynote Speaker) ........................................................................................................................................ 47 Cutaneous Laser Surgery Session .......................................................................................................................................... 50 Experimental and Translational Research Session ................................................................................................................. 55 PanAmerican Photodynamic Association (PAPDT) / ASLMS PDT Session ............................................................................ 58 Photobiomodulation Session ................................................................................................................................................... 61 Surgical Applications and Interstitial Laser Therapy Session .................................................................................................. 64 Saturday, April 5, 2014 Endovenous Laser Ablation Expert Panel ............................................................................................................................... 67 Controversies in Laser Energy Devices Workshop ................................................................................................................. 68 The Skinny on Fat Reduction and Skin Tightening Workshop ................................................................................................. 70 Combining Botulinum Toxins and Fillers With Laser Procedures: How to Improve Results Workshop ................................... 71 Periorbital Therapies and Rejuvenation Workshop ................................................................................................................. 72 North American Association for Light Therapy (NAALT) Session ............................................................................................ 73 PanAmerican Photodynamic Association (PAPDT) / ASLMS PDT Session ............................................................................ 74 Resident/Fellow Abstract Session ........................................................................................................................................... 77 Cutting Edge: “Laser and Skin” Session .................................................................................................................................. 83 Treatment Pearl Marathon Session ......................................................................................................................................... 85 Cutaneous Laser Surgery Session .......................................................................................................................................... 87 Experimental and Translational Research Session ................................................................................................................. 92 Photobiomodulation Session ................................................................................................................................................... 95 Sunday, April 6, 2014 PDT In Dermatology Expert Panel .......................................................................................................................................... 99 Cutaneous Laser Surgery Session ........................................................................................................................................ 100 Experimental and Translational Research Session ............................................................................................................... 105 Photobiomodulation Session ................................................................................................................................................. 108 Laser Review and Clinical Pearls for Residents and Fellows Course ................................................................................... 109 Exhibitors/ePosters/Experts in the Hall ................................................................................................................................. 111 Presidential Citations and Awards ......................................................................................................................................... 131 General Information ................................................................................................................................................................. 139 Continuing Education Credits ................................................................................................................................................ 149 Faculty/Speaker Conflict of Interest Disclosures ................................................................................................................. 155 2014 Annual Conference Pre-Conference Courses: April 2-3, 2014 Annual Conference: April 4-6, 2014 Welcome Phoenix Convention Center Phoenix, Arizona Welcome to ASLMS 2014! This year’s Annual Conference in Phoenix promises to be an outstanding opportunity for learning, developing new skills and engaging with colleagues. Programming has been increased and made more accessible to meet attendee needs. A variety of new sessions and learning strategies have been implemented: Increased access through full registration For the first time, full access registration at the conference includes access to Friday and Saturday morning workshops. Lunch sessions and new breakfast sessions Additionally, in response to the interest in small group sessions in which attendees can interact closely with faculty, lunch sessions have been expanded, and new breakfast sessions have been added. The Jeffrey S. Dover, M.D., FRCPC six new breakfast topics include: Dermatology/Plastic Surgery MOC Quiz; How Lasers and Energy Devices Work; Bench to Bedside: Current Problems and Future Technology; Expert Panel: Maximizing Patient Satisfaction and Retention; Cellulite; and State-of-the-Art in Tattoo Treatment. New courses and workshops Programming will also include a new course
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