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CONTENTS

WELCOME MESSAGE 3

FACULTY 4

CHAIRMEN 5

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6

SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION 7

GENERAL INFORMATION 8

SOCIAL EVENTS 10

KOS 12

PROGRAM OVERVIEW 13

FINAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 19

E-POSTERS 42

INDEX 41

NOTE
Τhe abstracts’ titles, authors’ names and Institutions have been inserted on the Final Program exactly the same
way the have been delivered by the authors of the abstracts themselves.

Kos, 01 - 03 September 2011 1

2 Kos, 01 - 03 September 2011

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMEN

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the Board of the Hellenic Society of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
(HESPRAS) and the Board of the Hellenic Association for the Treatment of Maxillofacial Cancer
(HATMC), it is an honor and a pleasure for us to welcome you to the 2nd International Meeting
on Aesthetic and Reconstructive Facial Surgery (IMAFR) that takes place again in Greece, in
the birthplace of Hippocrates, the island of Kos on September 1-3, 2011.

On May 2009 the 1st meeting was held in the island of Mykonos and more than 400 colleagues
around the world had the opportunity to enjoy a very active scientific event and a joyful social
program.

We chose another famous Greek island, the island of Kos, in the Dodecanese archipelagos,
equally beautiful, with many attractions, the biggest of which is being the land were Hippocrates,
the father of Medicine, instituted 25 centuries ago the first hospital and medical school in the
world.

The lessons we learned from the organization of the 1st meeting will certainly help us to provide
an even better academic program that will cover all aspects of aesthetic and reconstructive facial
surgery from Fillers and Botulin Toxin A to the most sophisticated approaches for facial
rejuvenation, rhinoplasty, facial implants, fat transfer, endoscopy as well as microsurgery,
aesthetic facial reconstruction, head and neck cancer and facial allotransplantation. A
distinguished faculty from around the world will cover the full scope of facial surgery.

The intention of the 2nd meeting is again be threefold. Educational, scientific and recreational.
Educational for the young and the older, scientific for the inventing and inquiring minded and
recreational, for all of us.

We are confident that we prepared a memorable scientific event for the years to come. One that
will broaden our scientific horizons and strengthen our cultural ties through the social program
in a way that the everlasting Hippocratic values that have dominated our noble profession for
more than 2500 years will remain alive and unchanged from the passing of time, enlightening
our path in life, family and society.

With our warmest regards,

Apostolos D. Mandrekas, MD, PhD Alexander D. Rapidis, MD, DDS, PhD

FACULTY

• Honorary President: Marita Eisenmann-Klein, Germany

• Congress Chairmen: Apostolos D. Mandrekas, Greece
Alexander D. Rapidis, Greece

Daniel C. Baker USA
Dario Bertossi Italy
Giovanni Botti Italy
Sean Boutros USA
Jay Calvert USA
Mimis Cohen USA
Sydney Coleman USA
Peter Cordeiro USA
Gregory Evans USA
Wolfgang Gubisch Germany
Andrew J. Kaufman USA
William J. Little USA
Peter Neligan USA
Milomir Ninkovic Germany
Pier Francesco Nocini Italy
Norbert Pallua Germany
Nelson Piccolo Brazil
Gerald H. Pitman USA
Jan G. Poëll Switzerland
Julian Pribaz USA
Oscar Ramirez USA
Camilo J. Roldán Germany
Pierre Saadeh USA
Julia Terzis USA
Spero Theodorou USA
Patrick Tonnard Belgium
Carlos Oscar Uebel Brazil
Kurt G. Vinzenz Austria


CHAIRMEN

Anastasopoulos Anastasios Mandalos Panagiotis
Antonopoulos Dimitris Mandrekas Apostolos
Aravanis George Manos Constantinos
Athanasiou Athanasios Mastorakos Dimitris
Boukouvalas Zissis Moutoglis George
Christoforidis Bakis Mpellonias Evangelos
Christopoulos Athanasios Mpitzos John
Damilakos Petros Panagiotou Peter
Daskalakis Emmanouil Pantelidis Emanouil
Demiri Depy Papadopoulos Stefanos
Dialynakis Constantine Papadopulos Nick
Dionyssopoulos Alexander Papatheodorakis Philip
Fiolitakis George Petrakopoulou Theodora
Foroglou Perikles Rapidis Alexander D.
Foustanos Andreas Rodopoulou Villy
Fragoulis Marios Spyropoulou Alexandra
Gamatsi Eirini Stathakis Stefanos
Georgiou Panagis Stavrianos Spyros
Hapsas Dimitris Stavropoulou Vassiliki
Hatzipoulidis Dimitrios Tarambe Michael
Keramidas Evangelos Tsakiris Aristidis
Kokkalis George Tsakoniatis Nicholaos
Komninakis Efstratios Tsiliboti Dimitra
Kompilakos Peter Tsoutsos Dimosthenis
Kontoes Paraskevas Tzimas Filipos
Kotrotsiou Maria Vassilikos George
Kotsampasakis Stelios Vlastou Ekaterini
Kretsis Basil Zambacos George
Lambrinaki Nektaria Zarkadas George
Loupatatzi Anastasia


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Organizing Committee of the 2nd IMAFR Meeting Acknowledge the following
Sponsors for their kind contribution

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSOR

SPONSORS


SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM INFORMATION
CONGRESS TOPICS
• Aesthetics • Microsurgery
• Facial Rejuvenation • Facial Trauma
• Rhinoplasty • Head and Neck Cancer
• Implants • Craniofacial Deformities
• Endoscopy
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM INFORMATION
The Scientific Program of the Congress includes Panel Discussions, Symposia, Key
Note Lectures, Oral Presentations, Grand Debates, Masterclasses and E-Posters
presentations.

CME ACCREDITATION POINTS
The 2nd IMAFR Meeting has been granted 18 European CME Credits (ECMEC) by the
European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME). Points
awarded by the EACCME are recognized by the American Medical Association (AMA).

E-POSTER PRESENTATIONS
In a special tailored area screens will be available, during the whole duration of the
Congress, where each participant could see all posters or any of the poster of his
interest with a handy search.
At least one of the authors has to be registered in order to present e-poster.
MASTERCLASSES (Participation is free of charge)
Masterclass #1 Masterclass #5
Daniel C. Baker Giovanni Botti
Sculpting the Fat Face & Neck Otoplasty
Masterclass # 2
Masterclass # 6
Wolfgang Gubisch
William J. Little
Bulky tip – How to correct it and how to
Sculptural Rejuvenation of the
overcome the complications
Face and Neck: the XJ Lift
Masterclass # 3
Daniel C. Baker Masterclass #7
Short Scar Rhytidectomy: Patrick Tonnard
Indications, Limitations, Mistakes, Revision Multimodal facial rejuvenation
Masterclass # 4
Sydney Coleman
Facial LipoStructure


GENERAL INFORMATION
VENUE
The 2nd IMAFR Meeting takes place at IBEROSTAR KIPRIOTIS PANORAMA HOTEL &
SUITES. Reflecting the crystal clear Aegean waters, 200m from the beach, Iberostar
Kipriotis Panorama Hotel & Suites is conveniently located in the area of Psalidi, on the
east coast of the island of Kos, only 3km from Kos town and 25 kilometres from the
airport. Amphitheatrically built, its shiny glass façade strikes out from the natural scenic
beauty that surrounds it, enabling the visitor to stare the undreamt view to the immense
sky-blue Aegean Sea.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
It is strictly forbidden to use camera or video camera during the presentations of the
Scientific Program.
LANGUAGE
English will be the official language of the Congress.
AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENT
Audiovisual equipment of the latest technology will be used in all Meeting Halls.
EXHIBITION
During the Congress an exhibition of scientific products, equipment and pharmaceutical
medicines will take place.
SPEAKERS’ PREVIEW ROOM
Speakers’ Pre View Room will be located close to the secretariat. All powerpoint files
must be delivered to the Speakers’ Pre View Room at least one hour before the session
starts.
Data files must be on CD-Rom and can not be delivered in the session rooms in order
to avoid delay and projection problems. Opening hours of the Speakers’ Pre View
Room, the same as Secretariat’s.
NAME BADGES
You may receive your personal name badge at the Congress Secretariat. For security
purposes, delegates, accompanying persons and exhibitors must wear their name
badges throughout the congress and to all cultural events. There will be different colors
in the lower of the badge indicating special categories.
CERTIFICATES OF ATTENDANCE
Certificates of Attendance with CME Credit Points will be issued by the Congress
Secretariat at the end of the congress.
INSURANCE
Registration fees do not include insurance of participants against cancellation, accidents,
theft or property loss. Participants should arrange for their own insurance.


CONGRESS SECRETARIAT
The official Congress Secretariat is Zita Congress. The Congress Secretariat will be
located at a central point of Meeting Halls foyer and will operate during the whole
duration of the congress according to the time schedule of the Scientific Program.

REGISTRATION
From August 9th 2011
Specialty Until August 8th 2011
and during the congress
Physicians/Surgeons 4 550 4 650
Residents 4 350 4 450
Nurses 4 200 4 250
Students * 4 80 4 80
* proof required

PHYSICIANS/SURGEONS
The registration fee includes: participation in the scientific program, congress material,
light lunch for 3 days, coffee during breaks, participation in the Presidents Reception.

Students
The registration fee includes: participation in the scientific program, congress material,
coffee during breaks.

Accompanying Persons 2 100
The registration fee includes: Participation in the Presidents Reception.

Beach Party 2 60 per person
Includes
• Transfers from hotel to the beach and vice versa
• Standing Buffet
• Drinks (wine, soft drinks, beers)
• Music

Combined Registration Fees
From August 9th 2011
for participants Until August 8th 2011
and during the congress
9th HESPRAS & 2nd IMAFR
Physicians/Surgeons 4 650 4 750
Residents 4 450 4 550
Nurses 4 250 4 250
Students * 4 80 4 80
* proof required


SOCIAL EVENTS
31/08 VISIT & SIGHTSEEING TO ASKLEPEION
& REPRESENTATION OF THE HIPPOCRATES OATH

The visit and sightseeing to the ASKLEPEION will
take place on Wednesday 31st August at 17.30 and
it will be followed by Representation of the
Hippocrates Oath.
The ASKLEPEION is the most significant monument
in Kos and its construction started at 4th century b.C.
It is situated in a distance of 4 km of the city of Kos
and it is considered to be the most important
hospital in Ancient Times. From the ASKLEPEIOS
Temple only the foundations and some columns survived.
After the guidance in the SKLEPEION the
Hippocrates Oath Representation, a unique life
experience, will take place. Boys and girls, wearing
ancient Greek dresses and wreaths of Daphnes
will drift you in a mystic ceremony and you will
have the chance to pronounce the Hippocrates
Oath.
The transfers to and from the ASKLEPEION will
take place by coaches from the Congress Hotel
(The transfers to and from SPITAKI Restaurant will
take place by coaches (Departure of coaches at 17.00 from the Congress Hotel).

01/09 PRESIDENTS RECEPTION

The Presidents’ Reception will take place
on Thursday 1st September 2011 at 20.30
in RED LOFT BAR in IBEROSTAR
PANORAMA HOTEL. The new “Red Loft
Bar” is a very modern and trendy bar
decorated in the shades of red and grey.
Located on the 7th floor of the hotel it has
an indoor area and a fantastic outdoor
deck with comfortable couches that offers the most amazing view in town and Aegean
Sea.
Enjoy the magnificent view and the cocktail buffet accompanied by atmospheric live
music and singing.
Dress Code: Cocktail
Standing

02/09 FACULTY DINNER

The Faculty Dinner will take place
on Friday 2nd September 2011 at
20.00 at SPITAKI Restaurant,
specializing in Mediterranean
cuisine and Greek dishes that will
take you to the world of
gastronomy.
Located near to the hotel, the
restaurant is next to the marina of
Kos. Here you will enjoy your meal

by the sea and you can savor a variety of selected
dishes. The dinner will be accompanied by
atmospheric live music and singing. (The
transfers to and from SPITAKI Restaurant will
take place by coaches (Departure of coaches at
19.45 from the Congress Hotel).

Dress Code: Smart Casual
Seated

03/09 BEACH PARTY

The Beach Party will take place on the
sandy beach of AGIOS FOKAS on
Saturday 4th September 2011 at
20.00.
The beach of AGIOS FOKAS very
closed to the hotel and just 6 kms from
the City of Kos. It is one of the most
famous beaches on the island due to
crystal, clear blue waters and golden
sand.
The beach party will be accompanied by standing buffet and music.
Dress Code: Casual
Standing

Cost 60 2 per person
Includes • Standing Buffet
• Transfers from hotel to the beach • Drinks (wine, soft drinks, beers)
and vice versa • Music

KOS
Kos or Cos is a Greek island in the south
Sporades group of the Dodecanese, next
to the Gulf of Gökova. It measures 40
kilometres by 8 kilometres, and is 4
kilometres from the coast of Bodrum,
Turkey and the ancient region of Caria.
The island has both fertile plains and
mountainous highlands with a
population of 30,947. It comprises three
municipalities: Kos, the administrative
center and largest town (pop. 17,890),
Dikaio, and Irakleides.

The main port and population centre on the
island, also called Kos, is also the tourist and
cultural centre, comprised mainly of
whitewashed buildings. There are still tracks of
the ancient city and its castle around the port,
which was built in 1450-1478 by St. John’s
knights who conquered the island. Excavations
in the old city brought to light findings from the
“agora” which dates back to Classic Age as well
as the conservatory, the high school and the
Roman bath.
The picture of the modern city of Kos is
presented and painted nowadays with
modern buildings, big hotel complexes
and avenues full of palm trees is
impressive.

The ancient physician Hippocrates is
thought to have been born on Kos, and
in the center of the town is the Plane
Tree of Hippocrates, a dream temple
where the physician is traditionally
supposed to have taught. The limbs of
the now elderly tree are supported by scaffolding. The small city is also home to the
International Hippocratic Institute and the Hippocratic Museum dedicated to him. Near
the Institute are the ruins of Asklepieion, where Herodicus taught Hippocrates
medicine. Kardamena is a popular resort for young British holidaymakers and has a
large number of bars and nightclubs.


PROGRAM OVERVIEW

2nd International Meeting on Aesthetic and Reconstructive Facial Surgery
Facial Surgery: Binding Aesthetics with Reconstruction
Thursday 1 September - Saturday 3 September 2011
Wednesday 31 August 2011
14:00 - 17:00 Pre-registration
17:30 Visit to Kos Asclepion - Hippocratic Oath

Thursday 1 September 2011
Morning Session
08:00 Registration
Welcome from the Chairmen
08:30 - 09:00 Presidential Address Marita Eisenmann-Klein
Psychosocial aspects of physical attractiveness

Hall A Hall B Hall C
Masterclass #1 Masterclass # 2
Daniel C. Baker Wolfgang Gubisch
Sculpting the Fat Face Bulky tip – How to correct it
09:00 - 09:30 & Neck and how to overcome the
Chairman complications
George Zambacos Chairman
Nick Papadopulos
Panel Discussion #1 Symposium #1 Oral presentations #1
Rhinoplasty Reconstruction of the mandible Facial rejuvenation
Chairmen Chairmen Chairmen
George Aravanis Spyros Stavrianos Andreas Foustanos
Emanouil Pantelidis Filippos Tzimas Petros Damilakos
Moderator Moderator
Apostolos D. Mandrekas Peter G. Cordeiro

Wolfgang Gubisch Pierre Saadeh
Our concept Preoperative virtual surgical
in primary rhinoplasty planning for free fibula
09:30 - 11:00
Oscar M. Ramirez mandibular reconstruction
Rhinoplasty: Treatment of the Pier Francesco Nocini
twisted nose The Italian experience with
Sean Boutros mandibular reconstruction
Secondary rhinoplasty Gregory R.D. Evans
Jay Calvert The American experience with
Lengthening the short nose mandibular reconstruction
Kurt Vinzenz
Prefabricated composite grafts for
orofacial reconstruction in facial
defects and Noma-disease
11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break
Keynote Address #1
Julian Joseph Pribaz
11:30 - 12:00 Facial allotransplantation
Introducer: Apostolos D. Mandrekas


Morning Session
Eyelids Free flaps for head & neck Reconstruction
Chairmen reconstruction Chairmen
Paraskevas Kontoes Chairmen Dimitris Antonopoulos
Athanasios Athanasiou Peter Panagiotou Dimitra Tsilimpoti
Moderator George Fiolitakis
Gregory R.D. Evans Moderator
Alexander D. Rapidis
Jan G. Poëll
Blepharoplasty: personal Peter Neligan
approach Free flaps for soft tissue
12:00 - 13:30 Giovanni Botti reconstruction: an update
Static and dynamic canthopexies Peter G. Cordeiro
Sydney Coleman Free flaps for reconstruction
Tear trough: fat reconstruction of the facial skeleton
Flap Prefabrication &
Prelamination – an Update
Milomir Nincovic
Achieving function and aesthetic
through reconstructive
microsurgery
13:30 - 14:30 Lunch

Afternoon Session
Panel Discussion #3 Oral presentations #3 Oral presentations #4
Soft tissues Reconstruction Toxin - A - HA
Dimosthenis Tsoutsos Evangelos Mpellonias Evangelos Keramidas
Stefanos Papadopoulos Emmanouil Daskalakis Villy Rodopoulou
Moderator
Mimis Cohen

Norbert Pallua
14:30 - 16:00 “Supraclavicular Island Flap”
Nelson Sarto Piccolo
Aesthetical Aspects of Severe
Burns Sequelae Reconstruction
Milomir Nincovic
Possibilities of reconstructive
microsurgery in aesthetic
procedures
Andrew J. Kaufman
Advanced Nasal Reconstruction
Keynote Address #2
16:00 - 16:30 Sydney Coleman
The Science behind the technique of Structural Fat Grafting
Grand Debate #1
Short scar facelift vs. Deep Plane facelift
17:00 - 18:00 Patrick Tonnard - Gerald H. Pitman
Moderator: Daniel C. Baker
Chairman: Zissis Boukouvalas
20:30 Presidents Reception


Friday 2 September 2011
Morning Session
Masterclass # 3 Masterclass # 4 Masterclass #5
Daniel C. Baker Sydney Coleman Giovanni Botti
Short Scar Rhytidectomy: Facial LipoStructure Otoplasty
08:30 - 09:30 Indications, Limitations, Mistakes, Chairman Chairman
Revisions Nektaria Lambrinaki Anastasios Anastasopoulos
Chairman
George Vassilikos
Panel Discussion #4 Symposium #3 Electronic poster session
Face lift Soft tissues
Chairmen Chairmen
Perikles Foroglou Dimitrios Hatzipoulidis
Basil Kretsis Panagis Georgiou
Moderator Moderator
William J. Little Alexander D. Rapidis

Carlos Oscar Uebel Nelson Sarto Piccolo
Facial Contouring Surgery -the Factors Influencing Skin Allograft
Round Lift Survival and Take
Oscar M. Ramirez Julian Joseph Pribaz
Tridimensional forehead and Cheek and/or Lip reconstruction
temple rejuvenation Camilo J. Roldan
Jay Calvert Algorithm in lip reconstruction
High SMAS facelift Pier Francesco Nocini
Gerald H. Pitman Soft tissue reconstruction of the
Deep Plane Face Lift face with free flaps
Keynote Address #3
Julia Terzis
11:30 - 12:00 Facial Paralysis Reanimation
Introducer: Ekaterini Vlastou
Panel Discussion #5 Oral presentations #5 Athanassios Christopoulos
Craniofacial Rhinoplasty Volume: Facial sculpturing with
Chairmen Chairmen hyaluronic acid fillers
Depi Demiri Efstratios Komninakis (Teosyal ® PureSense)
Marios Fragoulis Constantine Dialynakis
Moderator

Kurt Vinzenz
Contourplasty of
the face by distraction
12:00 - 13:30 osteogenesis
Camilo J. Roldan
The evolution
of the subcranial Le fort III
osteotomy in craniofacial surgery
Mimis Cohen
Management of residual
deformities after Cleft
lip and Palate repair
Sean Boutros
Microtia Management
13:30 - 14:30 Lunch


Friday 2 September 2011
Afternoon Session
Neck rejuvenation Rhinoplasty Reconstruction
George Kokkalis Panagiotis Mandalos Eirini Gamatsi
Stefanos Stathakis George Zarkadas Vassiliki Stavropoulou
Moderator Moderator
Jan G. Poëll Apostolos D. Mandrekas

Patrick Tonnard Jay Calvert
Neck rejuvenation Dorsal reconstruction of the
14:30 - 16:00 Oscar M. Ramirez nose with diced cartilage
Cervicoplasty: The subplatysma and fascia graft
approach for the difficult and Dario Bertossi
obtuse neck Secondary rhinoplasty
Gerald H. Pitman Wolfgang Gubisch
Neck rejuvenation Saddle nose correction – Our
Spero J. Theodorou concept today
Radiofrequency Assisted Patrick Tonnard
Liposuction-Neck Tite Treatment and prevention of
supratip deformities
Keynote Address #4
16:00 - 16:30 Oscar M. Ramirez
Endomidface: Nuisances and refinements
Introducer: Julia Terzis


Grand Debate #2
Mandibular reconstruction - fibula vs. other osseous flaps
17:00 - 18:00 Peter G. Cordeiro - Peter Neligan
Moderator: Alexander D. Rapidis
Chairman: Dimitris Mastorakos

20:00 Faculty dinner


Saturday 3 September 2011
Morning Session
Masterclass # 6 Masterclass #7
William J. Little Patrick Tonnard
Sculptural Rejuvenation of the Multimodal facial rejuvenation
08:30 - 09:30 Face and Neck: the XJ Lift Chairman
Chairman Dimitris Hapsas
Peter Kompilakos
Panel Discussion #7 Symposium #5 Electronic poster session
Mid-face Dilemmas in aesthetic
Chairmen rejuvenation
Alexandra Spyropoulou Chairmen
Bakis Christoforidis Alexander Dionyssopoulos
Moderator Anastasia Loupatatzi
Peter Neligan Moderator
Apostolos D. Mandrekas
Functional palatomaxillary Oscar M. Ramirez
09:30 - 11:00 reconstruction Rejuvenation and Beautification
Julian Joseph Pribaz of the Upper and Lower Lips
Reconstruction of Midface Defects Giovanni Botti
Dario Bertossi Brow lift
Malar and skull osteotomies Colette C. Camenisch
Gregory R.D. Evans Facial rejuvenation with
Microsurgery stabilized HA
- making it consistent Alexander Dionyssopoulos
Advantages and Techniques of a
new hyaluronic acid
Keynote Address #5
Daniel C. Baker
11:30 - 12:00 History & Evolution of Rhytidectomy from the 20th to 21st Century
Introducer: Patric Tonnard
Chairman: Aristidis Tsakiris
Panel Discussion #8 Oral presentations #7 Electronic poster session
Facial rejuvenation Trauma - Burns
Chairmen Chairmen
Philip Papatheodorakis Michael Tarambe
John Mpitzos Nicholaos Tsakoniatis
Moderator
Carlos Oscar Uebel

Daniel C. Baker
Skin Resurfacing : Dermabrasion
12:00 - 13:30 & Chemical Peels Versus Laser
Dario Bertossi
Lip management with fillers and
fat and long term algorithm of
tissue survival
Giovanni Botti
Treatment of non-absorbable
filler complications
Gregory R.D. Evans
Tissue Engineering with
stem cells

13:30 - 14:30 Lunch


Saturday 3 September 2011
Afternoon Session
Keynote Address #6
William J. Little
14:30 - 15:00 Volumetric Rejuvenation of the Orbit, with Orbicularis Hitch and Lowering of the Nasal Brow
Chairman: Theodora Petrakopoulou
Panel Discussion #9 Oral presentations #8 Electronic poster session
Facial implants - Minimally Cancer - Reconstruction
invasive surgery Chairmen
Chairmen Stelios Kotsampasakis
Constantinos Manos George Moutoglis
Maria Kotrotsiou
Moderator
Gregory R.D. Evans

Oscar M. Ramirez
Off-the Shelf vs. Custom Made
15:00 - 16:30 Facial Implants
Giovanni Botti
Fat transplantation: a 25 years
experience
Carlos Oscar Uebel
Baldness Surgery -Megasessions
with Follicular Units and Platelet
Growth Factors
Hair-bearing Flaps in Head and
Neck Reconstruction
Grand Debate #3
Aesthetic Nightmares
17:00 - 18:30 Daniel C. Baker - William J. Little - Oscar M. Ramirez - Patric Tonnard
Moderators: Apostolos D. Mandrekas - Alexander D. Rapidis
18:30 Closing Remarks
20:00 - 24:00 Beach Party


FINAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Thursday 1st September 2011
08.00 Registration

MORNING SESSIONS HALL A

08.30 – 09.00 Welcome from the Chairmen

Presidential Address
Marita Eisenmann-Klein
Psychosocial aspects of physical attractiveness
09.00 – 09.30 Masterclass #1

Daniel C. Baker
Sculpting the Fat Face & Neck
Chairman: George Zambacos
09.30 – 11.00 Panel Discussion #1
Rhinoplasty
Chairmen: George Aravanis, Emanouil Pantelidis
Moderator: Apostolos D. Mandrekas

Wolfgang Gubisch
Our concept in primary rhinoplasty
Oscar M. Ramirez
Rhinoplasty: Treatment of the twisted nose
Sean Boutros
Secondary rhinoplasty
Jay Calvert
Lengthening the short nose

11.00 – 11.30 Coffee Break
11.30 – 12.00 Keynote Address #1
Facial allotransplantation


Eyelids
Chairmen: Paraskevas Kontoes, Athanasios Athanasiou
Moderator: Gregory R.D. Evans

Jan G. Poëll
Blepharoplasty: personal approach
Giovanni Botti
Static and dynamic canthopexies
Sydney Coleman
Tear trough fat reconstruction

13.30 – 14.30 Lunch


AFTERNOON SESSIONS HALL A

Soft tissues
Chairmen: Dimosthenis Tsoutsos, Stefanos Papadopoulos
Moderator: Mimis Cohen

Norbert Pallua
“Supraclavicular Island Flap”
Aesthetical Aspects of Severe Burns Sequelae Reconstruction
Milomir Ninkovic

Possibilities of reconstructive microsurgery in aesthetic procedures
Andrew J. Kaufman
Advanced Nasal Reconstruction
Sydney Coleman
The Science behind the technique of Structural Fat Grafting


17.00 – 18.00 Grand Debate #1
Short scar facelift vs. Deep Plane facelift
Patrick Tonnard - Gerald H. Pitman
Moderator: Daniel C. Baker
Chairman: Zissis Boukouvalas

20.30 Presidents Reception


MORNING SESSIONS HALL B
09.00 – 09.30 Masterclass # 2
Wolfgang Gubisch
Bulky tip – How to correct it and how to overcome the
complications
Chairman: Nick Papadopulos

09.30 – 11.00 Symposium #1
Reconstruction of the mandible
Chairmen: Spyros Stavrianos, Filippos Tzimas
Moderator: Peter G. Cordeiro

Pierre Saadeh
Preoperative virtual surgical planning for free fibula mandibular
reconstruction
Pier Francesco Nocini
The Italian experience with mandibular reconstruction
Gregory R.D. Evans
The American experience with mandibular reconstruction
Kurt Vinzenz
Prefabricated composite grafts for orofacial reconstruction in
facial defects and Noma-disease


12.00 – 13.30 Symposium #2
Free flaps for head & neck reconstruction
Chairmen: Peter Panagiotou, George Fiolitakis

Peter Neligan
Free flaps for soft tissue reconstruction: an update
Peter G. Cordeiro
Free flaps for reconstruction of the facial skeleton
Flap Prefabrication & Prelamination – an Update
Milomir Nincovic
Achieving function and aesthetic through reconstructive
microsurgery

13.30 – 14.30 Lunch


AFTERNOON SESSIONS HALL B

14.30 – 16.00 Oral presentations #3
Reconstruction
Chairmen: Evangelos Mpellonias, Emmanouil Daskalakis

1 THE USE OF UPPER EYELID FREE FULL THICKNESS SKIN GRAFT IN
RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY OF FACIAL AND PERIORBITAL ZONES
M. Kukanova, M. Sakalauskait
Day, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department, Klaipeda University Hospital,
Klaipeda, Lithuania

2 THE "ORIGAMI" COMPOSITE FREE FIBULA FLAP FOR COMPLEX DEFECTS OF
THE MANDIBLE AND TONGUE
A. Aharon1, A. Inbal2, E. Gur2, A. Zarezki2, Y. Barnea2, Z. Gil2, D. Fliss2
1Carmel Medical Center, Haifa. Israel

2Tel Aviv Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel

3 ORBITAL AND PERIOCULAR RECONSTRUCTION – A 10 YEAR EVOLUTION OF
SYSTEMATIC APPROACH
A. Aharon1, A. Inbal2, E. Gur2, A. Zarezki2, Y. Barnea2, Z. Gil2, D. Fliss2
1Carmel Medical Center, Haifa. Israel

2Tel Aviv Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel

4 IN HOUSE 3D RAPID PROTOTYPE MODELLING FOR PREOPERATIVE PLANNING
OF COMPOSITE FREE TISSUE TRANSFER IN HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION
K. Benetatos1, J. Niamat2, J. Watson2, G. Perks1, I. Mc Vicar2, P. Hollows2
1Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department, Nottingham University Hospitals-

Nottingham City Hospital, UK
2Maxillofacial Department, Nottingham University Hospitals-Queens Medical Centre

5 POSTOPERATIVE MORTALITY FOLLOWING FREE FLAP TRANSFER FOR HEAD
AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION
N.-C. Cheng, Y.-B. Tang
Division of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, National Taiwan University
Hospital and National Taiwan University College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan

6 A MODIFIED METHOD OF CLOSING A FACIAL DISMASKING FLAP
T. Yano1, M. Okazaki1, K. Tanaka1, S. Kishimoto2
1Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

2Head and Neck Surgery

Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan



7 THE USE OF INTEGRA ARTIFICIAL DERMIS TO MINIMIZE DONOR-SITE
MORBIDITY AFTER SUPRAFASCIAL OR SUBFASCIAL DISSECTION OF THE
RADIAL FOREARM FLAP. A COMPARATIVE RETROSPECTIVE CLINICAL STUDY
A. I. Gravvanis1, G. A. Lagogiannis2, I. P. Delikonstantinou1, P. N. Trigkatzis1,
T. D. Keramidas2, N. F. Katsikeris2, D. A. Tsoutsos1
General State Hospital of Athens “G. Gennimatas”, Athens, Greece
1Plastic Surgery Department,

2Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

8 EARLY RECOGNITION OF ISCHEMIA WITH CONTINUOUS REAL-TIME TISSUE

OXYGEN MONITORING IN HEAD AND NECK MICROVASCULAR FLAPS
J. Laranne1, L. Raittinen1, M. Kääriäinen2
1Department of Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery

2Departmento of Plastic Surgery

Tampere University Hospital
Finland



MORNING SESSIONS HALL C
Facial rejuvenation
Chairmen: Andreas Foustanos, Petros Damilakos
9 QUALITY OF LIFE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BACKGROUND IN PATIENTS
AFTER FACE LIFTING
N. A. Papadopulos1, M. Hodbod1, O. Papadopoulos2, L. Kovacs1, H.-G. Machens1,
E. Biemer1
1Clinic for Plastic and Hand Surgery, University Hospital rechts der Isar, Munich

Technical University, Munich, Germany
2Department of Plastic Surgery, University Hospital “Andreas Syggros”, Kapodistrian

University of Athens, Athens, Greece
10 QUALITY OF LIFE, PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES
IN PATIENTS AFTER BLEPHAROPLASTY
N. A. Papadopulos1, M. Hodbod1, V. Mirceva2, O. Papadopoulos3, L. Kovacs1,
H-G. Machens1
1Clinic for Plastic and Hand Surgery,

University Hospital rechts der Isar, Munich Technical University, Munich, Germany
2Department of Dermatology, University Hospital rechts der Isar, Munich Technical

University, Munich, Germany
3Department of Plastic Surgery, University Hospital “Andreas Syggros”, Kapodistrian

University of Athens, Athens, Greece
11 THE CHALLENGING AESTHETIC LOWER EYELID CORRECTION
C. Viczian
St. Gellert Private Clinic, Szeged, Hungary
12 THE M.A.C.S. FACE LIFT: ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS, COMPLICATIONS,
PATIENT SATISFACTION AND PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS
E. Keramidas, S. Rodopoulou
Private Practice M.D. ONE, Athens, Greece
13 TO CHANGE FACES- FAT, IMPLANTS OR FACE-LIFTS
J. B Wieslander
Institute of Plastic Surgery, Malmoe, Sweden
14 A NOVEL COMBINED „FACE LIFT“ THERAPY USING AUTOLOGOUS
LIPOTRANSFER AND ND:YAG LASER
Al. Dionyssopoulos, P. Kakas
Department of Plastic Surgery, G.H. ''Papageorgiou'', Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki
15 REDRAPING BLEPHAROPLASTY WITH MIDFACE LIFT
I. E Liapakis
OpsisClinical Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Heraklion-Crete, Greece

Reconstruction
Chairmen: Dimitris Antonopoulos, Dimitra Tsilimpoti

16 COMPLEX TOTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE NOSE FOLLOWING
SEVERE NEONATAL BURN OF THE FACE
V. Jurk, H. Bannasch, N. Iblher, G.B. Stark
Department of Plastic and Handsurgery, Unviversity Medical Center, Freiburg,
Neuenbuerg, Germany

17 FACIAL ASYMMETRY – VIRTUAL VS MODEL BASED COMPLEX PLANNING

INCLUDING ALLOPLASTIC TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT
M. Teschke, R. Reich
Clinic for Oral-, Maxillo- and Facial Plastic Surgery, University Bonn, Germany

18 MODIFICATED ISLAND FLAP FOR ALA NASI RECONSTRUCTION AFTER
BASOCELLULAR CARCINOMA SURGERY IN INTENSIVE SMOKER CASE REPORT
D. Civkaroski,
ENT Dept Vranje, Serbia

19 CLOSURE OF A FACIAL DEFECTS BY SECOND INTENTION HEALING OUR
EXPERIENCE AND SUGGESTIONS
D. Civkaroski

20 THE USE OF FAT GRAFTING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DIFFICULT FACIAL
RECONSTRUCTIVE CASES
A. S. Elbarbary
Ain-Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

21 AESTHETIC ALTERATION OF THE UPPER FACIAL THIRD BY CRANIOFACIAL
MODALITIES
A. S. Elbarbary
Ain-Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

13.30 – 14.30 Lunch


AFTERNOON SESSIONS HALL C
Toxin - A - HA
Chairmen: Evangelos Keramidas, Villy Rodopoulou

22 A 3D MORPHOMETRICAL EVALUATION OF THE EXACT EFFECTS OF
BOTULINUM TOXIN ON THE PERIORBITAL STRUCTURES
I. Niklas, J. Viktor, G.B. Stark
Department of Plastic and Hand Surgery, University Medical Center Freiburg,
Neuenbuerg, Germany

23 DERMAL FILLER: CRM® HYALURONIC ACID BASIC TIPS AFTER 5 YEARS

EXPERIENCE
D. Civkaroski

24 THE COMBINATION OF BOTULINUM TOXIN AND HYALURONIC ACID
FILLER FOR FACIAL REJUVENATION: THE “SFUMATO’ TECHNIQUE
E. Keramidas, S. Rodopoulou
Private Practice M.D.ONE, Athens, Greece

25 EFFECT OF BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE B ON PREVENTION OF VASOSPASM
IN RATS
J. W. Kim, W. S. Kim, H. K. Kim, Tae Hui Bae, Boyoung Park
Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Chung-Ang University Hospital,
Seoul, Korea

26 A CLINICAL STUDY OF THE HISTOLOGICAL AND COLLAGEN FIBER
CHANGES IN HUMAN SKIN WITH 1444NM LASER (ACCUSCULPTTM)
D. S. Kim, J. H. Kim, S. Sapountzis, P. Minh, S. C. Eun, R. M. Baek, H. J. Park,
H. S. Chung, C. Y. Heo
Dept. of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Seoul National University, Bundang
Hospital, Seoul, Korea

27 WRINKLE REDUCTION WITH AUTOLOGUS FAT INJECTION
J. Dagdelenis, O. Castana, P. Kourakos, N. Stampolidis, D. Alexakis
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery department
General Hospital of Athens, Greece “Evaggelismos”


Friday 2nd September 2011
08.30 – 09.30 Masterclass # 3
Daniel C. Baker
Short Scar Rhytidectomy: Indications, Limitations, Mistakes,
Revisions
Chairman: George Vassilikos
Face lift
Chairmen: Perikles Foroglou, Basil Kretsis
Moderator: William J. Little

Carlos Oscar Uebel
Facial Contouring Surgery - the Round Lift
Oscar M. Ramirez
Tridimensional forehead and temple rejuvenation
Jay Calvert
High SMAS facelift
Gerald H. Pitman
Deep Plane Face Lift
Julia Terzis
Facial Paralysis Reanimation
Introducers: Ekaterini Vlastou
Craniofacial
Chairmen: Depi Demiri, Marios Fragoulis
Moderator: Julian Joseph Pribaz
Kurt Vinzenz
Contourplasty of the face by distraction osteogenesis
Camilo J. Roldan
The evolution of the subcranial Le fort III osteotomy in
craniofacial surgery
Mimis Cohen
Management of residual deformities after Cleft lip
and Palate repair
Sean Boutros
Microtia Management
13.30 – 14.30 Lunch


Neck rejuvenation
Chairmen: George Kokkalis, Stefanos Stathakis
Moderator: Jan G. Poëll

Patrick Tonnard
Neck rejuvenation
Oscar M. Ramirez
Cervicoplasty: The subplatysma approach for the difficult and obtuse
neck

Gerald H. Pitman
Neck rejuvenation
Spero J. Theodorou
Radiofrequency Assisted Liposuction-Neck Tite

Oscar M. Ramirez
Endomidface: Nuisances and refinements
Introducer: Julia Terzis


17.00 – 18.00 Grand Debate #2
Mandibular reconstruction - fibula vs. other osseous flaps
Peter G. Cordeiro - Peter Neligan
Chairman: Dimitris Mastorakos

20.00 Faculty Dinner



08.30 – 09.30 Masterclass # 4
Sydney Coleman
Facial LipoStructure
Chairman: Nektaria Lambrinaki

09.30 – 11.00 Symposium #3
Soft tissues
Chairmen: Dimitrios Hatzipoulidis, Panagis Georgiou

Factors Influencing Skin Allograft Survival and Take
Cheek and/ or Lip reconstruction
Camilo J. Roldan
Algorithm in lip reconstruction
Pier Francesco Nocini
Soft tissue reconstruction of the face with free flaps


Rhinoplasty
Chairmen: Efstratios Komninakis, Constantine Dialynakis
28 RHYNOMODELATION - A NON SURGICAL WAY TO MODIFY THE NOSE
S. Passy
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
29 USE OF CARTILAGE GRAFTS IN PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND
RECONSTRUCTIVE OPEN RHINOPLASTIES
P. Georgiou, M. Pantelidis, M. Koizis, L. Koukoulomatis, A. Spiropoulou,
E. Sfakiotakis, I. Patsoulas, N. Minogiannis, E. Komninakis
Dpt of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece

30 AUGMENTATION PRIMARY PHINOPLASTY
P. Mantalos, K. Dialynakis
Plastic Surgeons, Private practice, Athens, Greece

31 ULTRASONIC FACIAL REJUVENATION
J. A. Perez
Plastic Surgeon, Fort Lauderdale, USA



32 A NEW, SIMPLE AND SAFE PROCEDURE TO CORRECT THE PROMINENT
EAR DEFORMITY: THE DISTALLY BASED PERICHONDRIO-ADIP- DERMAL
FLAP TECHNIQUE WITH OR WITHOUT CONCHAL CARTILAGE EXCISION

1Çankırı State Hospital, Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery,
E. Cihandide1, A. Uzunismail2

Çankırı, Turkey.
2Haydarpaşa Numune Training and Research Hospital, Department of Plastic,

Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Istanbul, Turkey

13.30 – 14.30 Lunch




14.30 – 16.00 Symposium #4
Rhinoplasty
Chairmen: Panagiotis Mandalos, George Zarkadas

Jay Calvert
Dorsal reconstruction of the nose with diced cartilage and fascia graft
Dario Bertossi
Secondary rhinoplasty
Wolfgang Gubisch

Saddle nose correction – Our concept today
Patrick Tonnard
Treatment and prevention of supratip deformities




08.30 – 09.30 Masterclass #5
Giovanni Botti
Otoplasty
Chairman: Anastasios Anastasopoulos

09.30 – 11.00 Electronic Poster Session


12.00 – 13.30 Athanassios Christopoulos
Volume: Facial sculpturing with hyaluronic acid fillers

(Teosyal ® PureSense)

13.30 – 14.30 Lunch


Reconstruction
Chairmen: Eirini Gamatsi, Vassiliki Stavropoulou
33 CONGENITAL PTOSIS: DESCRIPTION OF FOUR DIFFERENT CASES TREATED
BY FRONTALIS SLING WITH AUTOGEN TISSUE
L. G. Ferreira. da Silva
Life Care - Prenda Hospital, Plastic and Reconstructive Department, Luanda, Angola
34 UNILATERAL CLEFT LIP TREATMENT OF 50 CONSECUTIVE CASES IN
ANGOLA
L. G. Ferreira da Silva

35 FACE AND NECK BURN SCARS COMPLICATIONS
L. G. Ferreira da Silva
36 THE IMPACT OF PORTABLE DUPLEX ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN HEAD &
NECK RECONSTRUCTION
I. P. Delikonstantinou1, D. N. Karakitsos2, G. A. Lagogiannis3, N. F. Katsikeris3,
T. D. Keramidas3, D. A. Tsoutsos1, A. I. Gravvanis1
General State Hospital of Athens “G. Gennimatas”, Athens, Greece
1Plastic Surgery Department,

2Intensive Care Unit,

3Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

37 SOFT TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION IN THE FACE – PROTECTING THE
AESTHETIC UNITS
N. Sinis, D. Drakotos, E. Skouras, J. C. Bruck
Martin-Luther-Hospital Berlin, Department of Plastic Surgery. Berlin, Germany
38 PRIMARY APOCRINE CARCINOMA OF SCALP: REPORT OF PRIMARY
SCALP CUTANEOUS APOCRINE CARCINOMA INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM
CUTANEOUS METASTASES OF BREAST CARCINOMA
K. Il Chung, B. Park, H. K. Kim, T. H. Bae, W. S. Kim, T.–J. Lee
Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Chung-Ang University Hospital,
Dongjak-Gu, Seoul, Korea
39 COMBINED NASOLABIAL FLAP AND MODIFIED ESTLANDER FLAP FOR
RECONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACTURE OVER THE MOUTH ANGLE: A CASE
REPORT AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE
C.-C. Chen, N.-C. Cheng, Y.-B. Tang
Division of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Surgery, National Taiwan
University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan


Saturday 3rd September 2011

08.30 – 09.30 Masterclass # 6
William J. Little
Sculptural Rejuvenation of the Face and Neck: the XJ Lift
Chairman: Peter Kompilakos
Mid-face
Chairmen: Alexandra Spyropoulou, Bakis Christoforidis
Moderator: Peter Neligan

Functional palatomaxillary reconstruction
Reconstruction of Midface Defects
Dario Bertossi
Malar and skull osteotomies
Gregory R.D. Evans
Microsurgery - making it consistent

Daniel C. Baker
History & Evolution of Rhytidectomy from the 20th to 21st Century
Introducer: Patric Tonnard
Chairman: Aristidis Tsakiris
Facial rejuvenation
Chairmen: Philip Papatheodorakis, John Mpitzos
Moderator: Carlos Oscar Uebel
Daniel C. Baker
Skin Resurfacing: Dermabrasion & Chemical Peels Versus Laser
Dario Bertossi
Lip management with fillers and fat and long term algorithm of tissue
survival
Giovanni Botti
Treatment of non-absorbable filler complications
Gregory R.D. Evans
Tissue Engineering with stem cells
13.30 – 14.30 Lunch

William J. Little
Volumetric Rejuvenation of the Orbit, with Orbicularis Hitch
and Lowering of the Nasal Brow
Chairman: Theodora Petrakopoulou
Facial implants - Minimally invasive surgery
Chairmen: Constantinos Manos, Maria Kotrotsiou

Moderator: Gregory R.D. Evans

Oscar M. Ramirez
Off-the Shelf vs. Custom Made Facial Implants
Giovanni Botti
Fat transplantation: a 25 years experience
Carlos Oscar Uebel
Baldness Surgery - Megasessions with Follicular Units and
Platelet Growth Factors
Hair-bearing Flaps in Head and Neck Reconstruction

17.00 – 18.00 Grand Debate #3
Aesthetic Nightmares
Daniel C. Baker - William J. Little - Oscar M. Ramirez -
Patric Tonnard
Moderators: Apostolos D. Mandrekas - Alexander D. Rapidis
18.30 Closing Remarks

20.00 Beach Party


08.30 – 09.30 Masterclass #7
Patrick Tonnard
Multimodal facial rejuvenation
Chairman: Dimitris Hapsas
09.30 – 11.00 Symposium #5
Dilemmas in aesthetic rejuvenation
Chairmen: Alexander Dionyssopoulos, Anastasia Loupatatzi

Oscar M. Ramirez

Rejuvenation and Beautification of the Upper and Lower Lips
Giovanni Botti
Brow lift
Colette C. Camenisch
Facial rejuvenation with stabilized HA
Alexander Dionyssopoulos
Advantages and Techniques of a new hyaluronic acid

Trauma - Burns
Chairmen: Michael Tarambe, Nicholaos Tsakoniatis
40 COMPUTER AIDED SURGICAL SIMULATION (CASS) FOLLOWING HIGH
VELOCITY TRAUMA: RECONSTRUCTING THE MULTI-SEGMENTED FACE
S. J. Caldroney, P. Saadeh, D. L. Hirsch, R. Ason
NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY, USA
41 MICROVASCULAR DOUBLE-BARREL FIBULA FLAP
S. J. Caldroney, P. Saadeh, D. L. Hirsch
NYU Langone Medical Center New York, NY, USA
42 KERATINOCYTE SUSPENSION FOR THE TREATMENT OF FACIAL BURNS
O. Rennekampff, C. Herold, PM Vogt
Dept of Plastic, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery, Medical School Hannover, Germany
43 REVIEW IN FACE TRANSPLANTATION
A. I. Diab, I.P. DelIkonstantinou, D.A. Tsoutsos
Department of Plastic Surgery & Burns Unit G. Gennimatas General Hospital, Athens,
Greece


44 FACIAL BURNS
J. Dagdelenis, O. Castana, P. Kourakos, N. Stampolidis, K. Romana, D. Alexakis
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery depertment

45 DERMAL SUBSTITUTE USED IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF KELOIDS
P. Kourakos, O. Castana, J. Dagdelenis, G. Rempelos, D. Diplas, D. Alexakis
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery department

13.30 – 14.30 Lunch



Cancer - Reconstruction
Chairmen: Stelios Kotsampasakis, George Moutoglis
46 INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN MICROSURGICAL
AUTOTRANSPLANTATION IN MAXILLO-FACIAL AREA
E. Verbo, A. Kulakov, A. Nerobeyeev, S. Butsan, S. Khokhlachev
Russian Centre of Reconstructive Surgery, Moscow, Russia
47 HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION: WHEN THE PROBLEMS START
K. Tzafetta, B. Mathur

St Andrew’s Centre of Plastic Surgery and Burns, Broomfield Hospital, Essex, UK
48 LOCAL NASAL RECONSTRUCTION: A REVIEW OF 273 CASES
P. Mantalos, D. Karypidis, K. Papaioanou, M. Skolarikou, V. Stavropoulou,
A. Papadimitriou
6th Oncological Hospital I.K.A. Athens, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery, Athens, Greece
49 FREE TISSUE TRANSFER IN SURGICAL ONCOLOGY
S. D. Stavrianos, Ch. Asimomitis, M. Kotrotsiou, Al. D. Rapidis, G. Kokkalis
Head and Neck Unit, Plastic, Reconstructive and Maxillofacial Dept. Greek Anticancer
Institute, Oncological Hospital “St. Savvas”, Athens, Greece
50 FREE FLAP SALVAGE. THE ROLE OF MONITORING AND REEXPLORATION
OF VASCULAR MICROANASTOMOSIS. OUR EXPERIENCE ON 102 CASES
S. D. Stavrianos, Ch. Asimomitis, M. Kotrotsiou, G. Kokkalis, Al. D. Rapidis
Head and Neck Unit, Plastic, Reconstructive and Maxillofacial Dept. Greek Anticancer
Institute, Oncological Hospital “St. Savvas”, Athens, Greece
51 BCC AND SYRINGOCYSTADENOMAS PAPILLIFERUM ARISING WITHIN
NEVUS SEBACEOUS IN ADULTS
A. Dionyssopoulos, S. Ioannidis, M. Athanasiadou, L. Pavlidis, I. Efstratiou,
E. Demiri
Thessaloniki, Greece
52 HIGHLY AGGRESSIVE FACIAL MERKEL CELL CARCINOMA
A. Dionyssopoulos, A. Papaconstantinou, A. Triantos, P. Foroglou, E. Kokoli, M.
Topalidou, I. Efstratiou, E. Demiri
Thessaloniki, Greece
20.00 Beach Party






13.30 – 14.30 Lunch






20.00 Beach Party



E-POSTERS
1 DERMATOFIBROSARCOMA PROTUBERANS OF THE FOREHEAD
E. Nakamura, S. Suzuki, S. Kanno, H. Nishigaki, M. Kobayashi, R. Tanaka, U. Hanai,
A. Yamazaki, M. Miyasaka
Tokai University School of Medicine Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
Kanagawa, Japan
2 MASTOPEXY WITH MAMMARY PARENCHYMAL Z-PLASTY PATTERN: MODIFIED
BENELLI TECHNIQUE
L. Samyong, K. Kwangseok, K. Sunghwhan
Dept. of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Korea
3 FUNCTIONING FREE GRACILIS MYOCUTANEOUS FLAP TRANSFER PROVIDES A
RELIABLE SINGLE STAGE ANIMATED FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION AT THE TIME OF
EXTENSIVE CANCER ABLATION
Ch. G Wallace, C.-T. Liao, C.-H. Lin
Department of Plastic Surgery, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou, Taiwan
4 COMBINATION OF CONSERVATIVE AND SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR THE
MANAGEMENT OF SKELETAL LATERAL DEVIATION OF THE MANDIBLE WITH
CONTRALATERAL DENTAL CROSS- BITE
S. Zanakis1, V. Megas3, A. Mountricha2, K. Gavakos3, G. Kastelis2, N. Zotalis2
1Hippokration General Hospital of Athens, Athens, Greece

2Constantopouleio General Hospital of N. Ionia, Athens, Greece

3Dentist, Private Practice, Athens Greece

5 PORCINE DERMAL COLLAGEN (PERMACOL) AS COMPLEMENTARY TISSUE IN
ORTHOGNATHIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES FOR FACIAL CONTOUR RESTORATION
V. Megas, S. Zanakis, I. Kokolakis, G. Grigoriadis, P. Aretaiou, N. Zotalis
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, ENT Department,
General Hospital “KONSTANTOPOULIO”, N. Ionia, Athens, Greece
6 EARLY TERTIARY WOUND DEHISCENCE AFTER DEEP STERNUM OSTEOMYELITIS -
A RISK MODEL BASED ON 130 PATIENTS FOLLOWING FLAP COVERAGE
C. Weinand, T.Q.V. Phan, T. Stasch, C. Depner, P. Theodorou, R. Lefering, G. Spilker
Department Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Hand Surgery, Burns, University
Hospital Cologne-Merheim, Germany

7 IMPROVEMENT OF FACIAL ASYMMETRIES WITH THE USE OF SKIN-SPARING DIEAP
FLAPS
Ch. Gelati1, E. J. Kyriopoulos2, R. Cipriani1
1Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, S.Orsola Malpighi Hospital, Bologna.

Italy
2Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery-Burn Unit, General Hospital of Athens

“G.Gennimatas”, Athens, Greece


8 TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS OF NASAL BONE USING LATISSIMUS
DORSI FREE FLAP AFTER OPEN FRACTURE 20 YEARS AGO
C, Y. Kim, C. W. Park
Dept. of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Hanyang University, Seoul. Korea
9 CORRECTION OF INFRAORBITAL DARK CIRCLES USING COLLAGENASE DIGESTED
SINGLE FAT CELL INJECTION
C. Y. Kim, S. Youn, J. In
Dept. of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea
10 OPEN RHINOPLASTY: IS IT WORTH IT?
Plastic surgery dept. IASO GENERAL Hospital, Athens, Greece
11 COULD THE APPETITE FOR SNAILS ALSO REFER TO FLAP RECONSTRUCTION?
P. Mantalos, D. Karypidis, K. Pistolas
Dept of Plastic Surgery - IKA Oncological Hospital of Athens, ‘G.Gennimatas’, Athens,
Greece

12 LOCAL FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION POST TUMOR EXTIRPATION: A PROPOS OF
1.495 CASES
P. Mantalos, D. Karypidis, G. Skouras, K. Patsis, I. Zografaki, M. Papadopoulos,
A. Kouppas
Dept. of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 6th Oncological Hospital I.K.A. Athens, Greece

13 HAIR TRANSPLANTATION: A REVIEW OF 11.750 CASES
I. Raptis, P. Mantalos
Plastic Surgeons, private practice, Athens, Greece
14 COMPLICATIONS OF DERMALIVE SOFT TISSUE FILLER, IN THE FACE
P. Mantalos, Th. Petrakopoulou, Th. Karatzogianni
Plastic Surgeons, private practice, Athens, Greece

15 NASAL SEPTUM SURGERY IN RHINOPLASTY
P. Mantalos, K. Dialynakis, P. Kyrmizoglou
Dept. of Plastic surgery, IASO General Hospital, Athens Greece

16 LEVATOR PLICATION AND CONTRALATERAL BROW LIFT FOR POST TRAUMATIC
FACIAL ASYMMETRY
P. Georgiou, M. Koizis, L. Koukoulomatis, S. Karamatsoukis, E. Sfakiotakis,
M. Pantelidis, V. Papaxristou, N. Minogiannis, E. Komninakis
Dept. of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece
17 LACRIMAL GLAND PTOSISY
P. Georgiou, I. Patsoulas, L. Koukoulomatis, M. Koizis, S. Karamatsoukis, V. Papaxristou,
X. Stoidis, N. Minogiannis, E. Komninakis
Dept of Plastic Surgery and Latseio Burns Centre, Thriasio GH, Athens, Greece


18 OUR EXPERIENCE WITH THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF NEUROFIBROMATOSIS
P. Georgiou, N. Minogiannis, L. Koukoulomatis, S. Karamatsoukis, M. Koizis,
E. Sfakiotakis, V. Papaxristou, X. Stoidis, E. Komninakis
19 SPHENOID MELANOMA: A CASE REPORT
P. Georgiou, L. Koukoulomatis, A. Spyropoulou, D. Krikonis, F. Katrana, I. Patsoulas,
M. Pantelidis, N. Minogiannis, E. Komninakis
20 FACIAL SURGICAL REJUVENATION IN THE MIDDLE AGE WITH MACS - LIFT
Dept. Plastic Surgery - IASO General Hospital, Athens, Greece
21 CERVICOFACIAL SKIN FLAP: AN OLD BUT STILL USEFUL OPTION TO FACE
RECONSTRUCTION
P. Mantalos, D. Karipidis, M. Skolarikou, A. Papadimitriou
Dept. Plastic Surgery – IKA, Athens Oncological Hospital “G. GENIMATAS”, Athens, Greece

22 CUTANEOUS LYMPHOMAS OF HEAD AND NECK
T. Argyrakos1, O. Castana2, E. Diamanti1, P. Kourakos2, N. Stampolidis2, P. Argyriou1,
D. Alexakis2
1Pathology department

2Plastic & Reconstructive Surgical department



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