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  • 2021 IFFPSS Global Summit of Facial Plastic Surgery - Non-CME Product Offering
    Contains 89 Product(s)

    Recorded sessions from the 2021 IFFPSS Global Summit of Facial Plastic Surgery.

    This set of recorded sessions of continuous lectures, presented by some of the best facial plastic surgeons from around the globe. This Package does not offer any CME. Select his package for access to 91 recorded sessions without CME.

  • Full Facial Fat Grafting - Mastering the Techniques - Catalog 805
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/01/2019

    Full Facial Fat Grafting - Mastering the Techniques - Bruce Van Natta, MD

    This video will provide a comprehensive overview of facial fat grafting from analysis of volume deficit, to harvesting, preparation and placement of the grafts. Nuances of technique and best practices will be emphasized. This educational video should be of value to the novice and experienced surgeon alike.

  • The Endonasal Delivery Flap Approach to Primary Cosmetic Rhinoplasty - Catalog 1093
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/01/2019

    The Endonasal Delivery Flap Approach to Primary Cosmetic Rhinoplasty - Stephen W. Perkins, MD

    The endonasal delivery flap approach to a primary cosmetic rhinoplasty will be shown on a young 20-year-old female patient. The patient has some ethnic characteristics with slightly thick skin. She desired cosmetic improvement in the profile with hump reduction and refinement of the nasal tip. The preoperative analysis of her nose is presented by the surgeon, pointing out the anatomical and cosmetic issues shown on the preoperative photographs. The procedure begins with the endonasal delivery flap approach to the tip-alar cartilages. The caudal septal approach to the septum and harvesting cartilage is demonstrated. The "non" tongue-in-groove technique for managing cephalic tip rotation is shown clearly with management of tip projection. Sequential hump reduction followed by medial and lateral osteotomies is shown in detail. Fine tuning the result with nostril narrowing and a rim graft completes the procedure. Post- operative dressings are also shown.

  • Second Revision Rhinoplasty w/Rib Cartilage, Temporalis Fascia Harvest & Diced Cartilage Fascia Graft Placement - Catalog 1092
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/01/2019

    Second Revision Rhinoplasty w/Rib Cartilage, Temporalis Fascia Harvest & Diced Cartilage Fascia Graft Placement - Paul Nassif, MD

    In this video, you will able to see the harvest of deep temporalis fascia and how it is prepared into a diced cartilage fascia for use in dorsal augmentation. The video also shows rib cartilage harvest through a small incision and how the cartilage is cut into grafts to be used for nasal tip and internal nasal valve reconstruction. The use of rib cartilage for inlay grafts is also discussed.

  • Vertical Vector Extended Deep Plan Facelifting - Catalog 351
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/01/2019

    Vertical Vector Extended Deep Plan Facelifting - Andrew Jacono, MD

    Andrew A. Jacono, MD, performs the extended deep plane facelift he has developed with adjunctive procedures to rejuvenate the upper, middle and lower third of the face in this video. This facial rejuvenation procedure includes autologous fat grafting to the temple, periorbital region and midface as well as a modified lip lift and SMAS graft to the lips. A guiding principle in his technique is repositioning of deep facial to volumize the aging face and soft tissue sparing. The case contains a thorough review of the patient's preoperative appearance and surgical goals. Step-by-step procedure is demonstrated from incision to closure. Throughout the extended deep plane facelift procedure he explains the approach to the deep plane, release of the zygomatic, masseteric and mandibular cutaneous ligaments, elevation of the malar fat pad off the zygomaticus musculature, and vertical vectoring the deep plane flap to volumize the midface. The necklifting portion of the surgery highlights his technique of extending the deep plane dissection into the neck elevating an extensive platysma muscle flap inferiorly off the sternocleidomastoid muscle and medially. With a platysma myotomy, this flap is converted into a platysma sling supporting the submandibular gland and create a defined jawline contour. To further rejuvenate the midline neck his technique for opening the neck is described including sub-platysmal medial flap elevation, inter- and sub- platysmal fat removal, digastric treatment and hyoid fascia suspension of the midline platysma during corset platysmaplasty.

  • Secondary Rhinoplasty with Septal Perforation - Catalog 1094
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 12/31/2018

    Secondary Rhinoplasty with Septal Perforationn - Dean M. Toriumi, MD

    This patient underwent previous rhinoplasty and complains of nasal obstruction. She has a deviated nose with septal perforation. In the operation, costal cartilage is harvested and the septal perforation is repaired. Additionally, the patient's nose is straightened and her nasal tip is projected.

  • Injectable Live Demonstrations Part 2 - Catalog 807
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/01/2018

    Injectable Live Demonstrations Part 2 - Panel discussing various aspects of special challenges with facial plastic surgery.

    Jonathan M. Sykes, MD, Shan Baker, MD, Wallace K. Dyer, II, MD, Stephen W. Perkins, MD, and Tom D. Wang, MD Jonathan M. Sykes, MD, Shan Baker, MD, Wallace K. Dyer, II, MD, Stephen W. Perkins, MD, and Tom D. Wang, MD Patient's with excess subcutaneous tissue in the face and neck present a special and challenging problem to the facial plastic surgeon. Surgical correction of the heavy face and neck requires a detailed understanding of the pertinent anatomy. Additionally, aggressive techniques are required to create an angular, sculpted appearance to the face. This 2- hour course identifies the problem, anatomy, and surgical methods to correct the heavy face and neck.

  • Injectable Live Demonstrations Part 1 - Catalog 806
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/01/2018

    Injectable Live Demonstrations Part 1 - Panel discussing various aspects of special challenges with facial plastic surgery.

    Jonathan M. Sykes, MD, Shan Baker, MD, Wallace K. Dyer, II, MD, Stephen W. Perkins, MD, and Tom D. Wang, MD Jonathan M. Sykes, MD, Shan Baker, MD, Wallace K. Dyer, II, MD, Stephen W. Perkins, MD, and Tom D. Wang, MD Patient's with excess subcutaneous tissue in the face and neck present a special and challenging problem to the facial plastic surgeon. Surgical correction of the heavy face and neck requires a detailed understanding of the pertinent anatomy. Additionally, aggressive techniques are required to create an angular, sculpted appearance to the face. This 2- hour course identifies the problem, anatomy, and surgical methods to correct the heavy face and neck.

  • Endoscopic Forehead Lifting Using Multiple Myotomies for Excellent Long-Term Forehead/Brow Aesthetic Results - Catalog 216
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/01/2018

    Endoscopic Forehead Lifting Using Multiple Myotomies for Excellent Long-Term Forehead/Brow Aesthetic Results - Stephen W. Perkins, MD

    This nearly 35 minute video demonstrates how to endoscopically, consistently achieve long-term aesthetically pleasing forehead and brow lifting lasting 10 - 15 years and longer. Specific demonstration of incision placement, planes of elevation and extent and release of the arcus marginalis and conjoint tendon are shown and described in detail. Individual myotomies of the orbicularis, corrugators, procerus, and frontalis musculatures are effectively and efficiently performed endoscopically using a specially developed mono-polar electrical knife while safely preserving the main neurovascular bundles of the supraorbital and supratroclear nerves. Proper aesthetic elevation of the brows is achieved and fixated via cortical bone tunnels and bridges.

  • Practice Makes Perfect
    Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 10/27/2017

    Practice Makes Perfect - Phillip Langsdon, MD

    2017 AAFPRS Annual Meeting Video Clips - Practice Makes Perfect - Phillip Langsdon, MD