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Educate. Collaborate. Innovate. TRANSFORMING LIVES TOGETHER SAN DIEGO, CA • SEPT 20-23, 2019 educate. collaborate. innovate. TRANSFORMING LIVES TOGETHER Make plans now to join us in San Diego at the premier educational and networking event of the year for all plastic surgeons, associates, support professionals and office staff. PSTM19 brings together the best and brightest in our specialty from more than 70 countries. PSTM19 is bigger and better than ever! Register now to make sure you and your team don’t miss out! 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To report a problem Natrelle 133S, 133 Plus, and 133 Tissue Expanders are available by ® prescription only. with Natrelle Breast Implants, please call Allergan at 1-800-433-8871. Natrelle ® Breast Implants are available by prescription only. References: 1. Data on file, Allergan, March 2019; Plastic Surgery Monthly Tracker: Breast Implants, Tissue Expanders, ADMs, and Fat Transfer.2. Data on file, Allergan, July 14, 1986; FDA Section 510(k) marketing approval letter. 3. Data on file, Allergan, January 6, 2017; Study Report MD16076-DV.4. O’Shaughnessy K. Evolution and update on current devices for prosthetic breast reconstruction. Gland Surgery. 2015;4(2):97-110. 5. Data on file, Allergan, January 4, 2016; Protocol MM-1225-FR. © 2019 Allergan. All rights reserved. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Natrelle.com NAT123799 04/19 183011 183011_133S_Ad_RegBrochure_ST.indd 1 4/18/19 11:06 AM “The Meeting for Everyone” heads to San Diego in September We are excited to invite you to Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2019! San Diego is known for its spectacular beaches, beautiful weather and vast array of Alan Matarasso, MD President social activities. Just like PSTM19, this city has something for everyone! American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) First and foremost, we are excited to share that “The Meeting With More” has gotten even bigger this year. We’re pleased to formally welcome the American Society of Plastic Surgery Professionals (ASPSP) and The Rhinoplasty Society (TRS) as PSTM partners. PSTM now serves as the official annual meeting for ASPSP, the society for plastic surgery office professionals. ASPSP has worked together with this year’s annual meeting committee to design programming that will benefit your entire office, leading to higher Andrea Pusic, MD patient satisfaction and more efficient practices! TRS, while always a vital President pre-conference partner, has brought its expertise to the rhinoplasty The Plastic Surgery Foundation (The PSF) programming that is included as part of the PSTM19 registration fee. TRS will now be hosting a full day of rhinoplasty education as part of PSTM19 on Friday. That’s right – we have a full day of educational programming on Friday! Here are some other things you can look forward to at PSTM19: • FOUR FULL DAYS (Friday through Monday) of education including more than 210 sessions covering aesthetic, reconstructive, practice management, wellness and research and innovation topics Peter J. Taub, MD President • A jam-packed exhibit hall with the latest products and services you need American Society of for your practice Maxillofacial Surgeons (ASMS) • Networking receptions, luncheons and events to help you connect with friends and colleagues • Opening Ceremonies and Welcome Reception will take advantage of the beautiful San Diego weather, views of the gorgeous bay and a feel-good musical performance.
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