Scientific Program

Conference Series Ltd invites all the participants across the globe to attend 4th International Conference and Expo on Cosmetology & Trichology Philadelphia, USA.

Day 1 :

Keynote Forum

Liz Bardelas

Bea Professional Brands, LLC., USA

Keynote: Best practice strategies: Turning your ideas into global business

Time : 09:35-10:00

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Biography:

Liz Bardelas is Co-Founder and CEO of Bea Skincare and Cosmetics, a premium-brand New York-based family-owned company specializing in vitamin-based, anti-aging, pure-botanical skincare and cosmetics for normal to sensitive skins; founder of B2B Global Healthcare Group, a health care consulting and project management company; managing partner of California Vein and Vascular, a vascular surgery practice; and CEO of Pricepharmer, a pharmaceutical and drug store app that puts drugstores in front of consumers at the exact time they are looking for information about their prescription. She attended De La Salle University, Columbia University and Pepperdine University.

Abstract:

How do you launch a blockbuster product? How do you become the company that will put you out of business? Companies pride themselves on giving their customers what they ask for. Selling what the shopper wants guarantee success: smarter phones, smarter cars, gluten-free products, e-cigarettes, bigger iPhones and smaller iPads. What is your most valuable resource? Time! How do you increase productivity and make more money with the time you have? In retail, it has been predicted that productivity will increase by one-third in developed economies and double in emerging economies between 2012 and 2025. Therefore, selecting the richest opportunities from a very long list of possibilities is critical. In this talk, Liz Bardelas, Founder and CEO of Bea Skincare and Cosmetics, will share how a home-grown American retailer of branded skincare and cosmetics have identified with a wide range of shoppers. In just two years since its inception, Bea products are sold at prestigious plastic surgery and dermatology offices in the US; online on Amazon.com; IPO-giant Alibaba’s Chinese e-commerce site Taobao.com and its US e-commerce site, 11main.com; and this year, Bea will launch on Japan’s largest e-commerce platform. Successful entrepreneurs share their stories of how they launched and grew a company. This talk will discuss Bea’s strategy to globalization, the role of innovation in leadership and business, and the 3-pronged approach that Bea Skincare and Cosmetics used to engage multiple sales channels, how they work on breaking down language and cultural barriers, and how inexpensive customer input equals costly predictive analytics.

Keynote Forum

Hilton Becker

Hilton Becker M.D-Clinic of Plastic Surgery

Keynote: Minimizing scars in breast lift surgery

Time : 10:00-10:25

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Biography:

Hilton Becker has been in plastic surgery practice since 1981 and is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He received his medical degree from the University of Witwatersand, Johannesburg, South Africa, and completed his plastic surgery residency at the Medical College of Virginia. He specializes in reconstructive and cosmetic surgery of the breasts, facial rejuvenation, and liposuction. He has developed several medical patents, including the Becker Adjustable Breast Implant and the Becker Dissector Liposuction Cannula and a complete line of natural skin care products, always keeping the patient’s best interest in mind. He is the recipient of many awards, most notably named one of Good Housekeeping’s top Breast Cancer Reconstructive Surgeons in 1989. He remains dedicated to his cancer patients around the world. His philosophy is to exceed his patients’ needs and expectations and ensure they always receive the highest standard of care.

Abstract:

Breast lifts have traditionally been performed through an anchor incision, i.e. a scar around the areola, a vertical scar from the areola to the base of the breast, and an incision along the base of the breast. Recent improvements include the vertical scar technique and the circum-areolar technique leaving a scar around the areola only. A new technique will be presented where tightening is done under the areola, and an absorbable mesh (internal bra) is used to support the breast.

Keynote Forum

Alain Tenenbaum

Swiss Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine, Switzerland

Keynote: Complications of dermal fillers and endoprosthesis

Time : 10:40-11:05

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Biography:

Alain Tenenbaum, is the President of Swiss Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine (SACDAM) and President of International Peeling Society(ISPC). He is a specialist in ENT (Oto Rhino Laryngology) and Facial, Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery. Also, he is an inventor of Endopeel and many other peelings like Peeling de Luxe. He is a Silver medalist faculty of University of Paris, France and an International expert of Complications of Fillers and Endoprosthesis. He is known as a worldwide trainer of Aesthetic Medicine and Cosmetic Dermatology. He is an expert in SEO- Search Engines Optimization, for Aesthetic Medicine, Anti-Aging Medicine, Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. He is an active member of European Society for Cosmetic and Aesthetic Dermatology (ESCAD), European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS), and FMH.

Abstract:

Most of Plastic Surgeons, Dermatologists believe permanent fillers are dangerous and resorbable fillers are not dangerous. In fact, all kind of fillers give the same complications like granulomas, nodules, necrosis, migrations, infections, persistent oedema and so on. The most frequent complication encountered after lipofilling is Granulomas. Every patient who undergoes endoprosthesis should ultrasonography of 20 mHz and not 7.5 mHz, for the following reasons:

  • Which seems to be a capsula post filler or endoprosthesis on 7.5 mHz is in fact a convergence of refringerent structures which may be fibroblasts and not a real capsula. That explains migrations.
  • On 20 mHz the diagnosis is re-established
  • Also on 20 mHz before granulomas manifest themselves clinically, they can be detected and through the aspect of the granuloma in ultrasonography, it is now possible to know which filler or endoprosthesis is involved.
  • To demonstrate granulomas resulting from silicon injection are stable and less dangerous than granulomas resulting from polylactic acid. This proves silicon (permanent filler) is less dangerous in case of granuloma complication than polylactic acid (resorbable filler)
  • Also the most dangerous granulomas which are unstable and destroy the whole dermis are those resulting from mixed biphasic fillers, combining a metacrylat (permanent) with collagen (resorbable) or hyaluronic acid (resorbable). Such granulomas can never be stopped even if treated by corticotherapy or 5 fluoro uracil.

  • Further studies to treat such granulomas, combining IPL, in-situ didn’t yield good results. While mixed biphasic fillers are presented commercially as Long lasting fillers. Acrylates are considered less dangerous if they are:
  • Not hydrogel
  • Having no Monomers
  • metallic ions are absent
  • Gamma sterilized.

  • But all acrylates (fillers as endoprosthesis) should be taken off of the market, as most patients have already get a filler (hyaluronic acid, which is the most performed one) and the association acrylat – presence of hyaluronic acid lead almost systematically to complications (even if on the mouse, acrylats like described above never led to complications because laboratory animals never changed of doctors and never get any hyaluronic acid or else during the acrylat experimentation)

    The factors which lead mostly to granulomas are parodontosis, facelift, mesotherapy, acupuncture, Botulinum toxin. It usually occurs 6 Months before and after the filler or endoprosthesis procedure. Mixing fillers in same areas lead to the highest percentage of granulomas.

    Also the best and easiest differences between true and real endoprosthesis and fillers are the MRI with T1 and T2. For example in case of rhinoplasty, the MRI shows the fillers like spots and the true endoprosthesis like blocks. On T1 and T2 the capsula looks same for an endoprosthesis as prosthesis like silicon but the difference between the silicon prosthesis and endoprosthesis is the color inside the block. For silicone, it is black as the prosthesis does not contain any water and for the endoprosthesis the color is white proving that it contains water. Hydrophile does not mean hydrogel. Also hyaluronic acid fillers lead to 7.5% allergies in the population which lead to Granulomas anyway. Nodules have to be distinguished from granulomas, as their treatment is only surgical with mostly satisfactory results. Their causes are mostly due to wrong techniques.

    Keynote Forum

    Angelo Rebelo

    Clinica Milenio, Portugal

    Keynote: Calf augmentation with implants local anesthesia

    Time : 11:05-11:30

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    Biography:

    Angelo Rebelo has concluded his medicine studies in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon, Portugal in 1980 and he became a specialized in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery in 1990. Since 1997 he opened his own outpatient private clinic for aesthetic-plastic surgery in Lisbon, Portugal, in the last 18 years, he’s in exclusivity at Clinica Milénio in Lisbon - Portugal, as Clinic Director and Cosmetic Surgeon. He is precursor in several techniques of Cosmetic Surgery performed under Local Tumescent Anaesthesia and outpatient. Internationally, he has been invited to teach and perform several surgical demonstrations in many countries. He is frequently sought out by the medias as an authority in his field. His surgical techniques and advancements have been the subjects of interviews in Portuguese and international media, he’s also author of numerous videos, lectures and articles presented at congresses and scientific journals. He is also an active member of several Professional Societies and Associations through the world.

    Abstract:

    Is a very popular procedure, which will create cosmetic fullness in the lower leg and can help those men and women who, even after extensive muscular development, can’t achieve the calf muscle toning which they desire. Many men and women feel dissatisfied with the shape and size of their calf muscles. Despite exercise, diet and training, sometimes it is difficult to achieve the calf muscle tone desired. Calf implants are also suitable for lower leg sculpting and to correct any muscle imbalance, so you can enjoy shapely, firm calf muscles that add to the definition of your overall leg shape. The goal is to create cosmetic fullness in the lower leg, enhance the legs. The surgery is performed upon a patient under local tumescent anesthesia with sedation as an outpatient. The anesthetic formulas are:

    Oral sedation

    (30 – 60 min before “PER-OS”)
  • Lisina clonixinato - 250 mg
  • Hydroxizine - 50 mg
  • IV Sedation (By Anesthesiologist)

  • MidazolaN 15 mg/ml
  • Fentanil 0,05/ml
  • Propofol 1%
  • Anesthesic Solution

  • Saline Serum - 15 CC
  • + Lidocaine 2% with adrenaline - 5 CC

  • The operating time varies between 30 to 60 minutes. The draw is made with the patient in a stand up position. The anesthesia is done within the incision line with Lidocaine 2% with adrenaline and the solution in the proximal operative area. The 3-4 cm popliteal incision is made and the sub-fascia undermining with specific forceps. It’s a blind and clean undermining. With a specific forceps the implant is placed underneath the leg fascia in the pocket previously made for and over the medial and lateral bellies of the gastrocnemius muscle. Calf implants are cohesive gel and don’t leak. The desired shape and size used depends on your existing form, goals, and physical limitations. Obviously, only implants that can safely fit in your legs can be used. The trend is to use longer calf implants that continue from 2 inches below the knee to 3-4 inches above the ankles.

    Postoperative Care

    Use for about 3 weeks comfortable shoes that have heels. Men usually wear boots with higher heels. Heels reduce the stretch on the calf muscles during recovery. No dress. Panties 70 DIN 3 weeks. Antibiotic IV intra op and oral one week. Analgesic S.O.S.

    Postoperative Care

    Advantages
    Ambulatory, less or no bleeding, better recovery, less expensive and long term results.

    • Track 1: Sculpting: Cosmetic Surgeries for Face and Body and their Challenges
      Track 3: The Notions and Reality of Cosmetic Gynecology
    Location: Philadelphia, USA
    Speaker

    Chair

    Fabio Fantozzi

    Studio Fantozzi, Italy

    Speaker

    Co-Chair

    Shuba Dharmana

    Evangelist LeJeune Medspa, India

    Session Introduction

    Fabio Fantozzi

    Studio Fantozzi, Italy

    Title: Applications of anthropometry in torsoplastic surgery

    Time : 11:30-11:50

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Fabio Fantozzi received his Doctor of Medicine degree from Rome's "La Sapienza" University, one of the oldest and most esteemed universities in Europe. He also completed his residency in general surgery at this distinguished university. Dr. Fantozzi went on to complete Plastic Surgery residency with Professor Ivo Pitanguy at Carlos Chagas University in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-the oldest plastic surgery college in the world. This unique training gave him hands-on experience that many other schools do not provide, and the opportunity to work with some of the leading surgeons in the field of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. His unwavering dedication to quality patient care and safety, and his reputation for producing exceptional results, is what has made our practice one of the leading cosmetic surgery facilities in Italy. He is known among his patients as a doctor who is communicative, thoughtful and highly skilled. He will go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure that his patients are well cared for and satisfied with their results. He takes the time to listen to each patient to gain a better understanding of their desires and expectations. Patients from all over the world come to him to benefit from his unique training and medical expertise.

    Abstract:

    The study of anthropometry defines the beauty of the torso from a geometric perspective. Anthropometry therefore aids the plastic surgeon in planning the reshaping of the torso and also makes positioning of areolae and the umbilicus easier. When performing surgery on the breast, it is necessary to relate the breast to the torso as a whole, being anthropometry perfect for this process. When the anthropometric proportions are respected, the result is aesthetically optimal, and the perceived beauty of the body is enhanced. The study of anthropometry is widespread in the artistic field, and I have chosen the work of sculptor, Carlo Rochet, as the basis for my own use of anthropometry during plastic surgery. Level of Evidence: Level V, diagnostic study.

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Dr. Haffner has concluded his medicine study and his doctorate in Budapest, Hungary in 1979 and he became a specialised general surgeon in 1985. Since 2000 he opened his own outpatient private clinic for aesthetic-plastic surgery in Cologne, Germany. He has specialised in the cosmetic surgery of the face and the breast and of the intimate surgery. Dr. Haffner owns the Hungarian and German specialist's recognition of the surgery and vascular surgery. He passed the european examination cosmetic surgery and he is a board certified cosmetic surgeon of the International Board of Cosmetic Surgery in Cambridge, UK.

    Abstract:

    The old cervico-facial facelift is the most established and most effective proven procedure for the rejuvenation of the face. To fulfill the patient´s wishes, to promote a quick healing process and social ability the author developed the endoscopic modification of the old cervicofacial facelift without any facial scar. Stigmas by facelift, an operated appearance and the complications are those main reasons for fears of the patients. The scare sparing TEF is possible by using endoscop for the preparation of working cavities in the temple, in the lateral face and in the middle face compartments. All this compartments will be connected with each other and by this way a common large facial flap constructed. The large common flap of the lateral face and midface are repositioned and anchored onto the malar bone with endoscopic suture technique under video endoscopic visualisation. The single layer approach resembles to the well known MACS lift by P.Tonnard , howewer without a visible pre-trichal scar: the scar of the TEF is hidden in the hair bearing skin. The procedure can be carried out also as an endoscopic dual plane facelift, combinig the TEF with a subperiosteal midface lift from Oscar Ramirez. The results of the TEF are amazing: each patient, which would like to have no visible scars chooses the scar free TEF instead of a MACS Lift. Older patients with a lot of skin excess of the jaw and neck howewer are best suitable for conventionally lower facelift. The author suggests the scar sparing Temporal Endoscopic Facelift (TEF) therefore particular for younger patients whose main problem is the midface, where the first signs of aging always accours, who has only beginning and limited jawling and cervical relaxation. Because facelift operations are wished more and more by younger patients, the new scar-saving method can become the mostly asked kind of facial lift in the future.

    Marcio Moreira

    Federal University of Sao Paulo (UNIFESP), Brazil

    Title: The combination of rhytidoplasty and fractional CO2 laser therapy in the treatment of facial aging

    Time : 12:10-12:30

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Dr. Marcio Moreira has completed his Ph.D at the age of 42 years from São Paulo Federal University School of Medicine. He is the director of Plasticlínica and professor of plastic and reconstructive surgery on School of Medicine at Inga University / UNINGÁ - Maringa - PR - Brazil. He is a Full Member of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery (SBCP) and of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). He has published numerous papers in reputed journals and serving as an editorial board member of repute.

    Abstract:

    Background: The facial aging is a natural biological process noticed by falling tissue, accenting lines, furrows, winkles, dyschromias and loss of facial volume. The rhytidectomy alone often fail to achieve patients expected goal. That's why there is a high demand for adjunct laser skin treatment.
    Material and Methods: From January 2007 to February 2013, 80 treat patients skin types I to IV Fitzpatrick were underwent to large undermined cutaneous flap rhytidectomy and SMAS plicature plus hialuronic acid injection on nasolabial folds and lips and concomitant Lumenis UltraPulse CO2 Active FX total ablation mode resurfacing on non undermined skin and fractional laser of skin on the undermined skin utilizing different energizes concerning type of skin. The patients were evaluated at 5º, 10º, 15º, 30º, 60º and at 90º days answers to a specific questionnaire about satisfaction.
    Results: Complications included expansive haemathoms 5%, partial necrosis 1,25%, bacterial infection 1,25%, herpetic infection 1,25%, hypertrophic scar 1,25%, spot hyperchromic 1,25%. 95% of patients declared extremely satisfied; 3,75% satisfied and only 1,25% unsatisfied.
    Conclusion: The combination of subcutaneous flap rhytidectomy and SMAS plicature with fractional laser resurfacing plus hyaluronic acid injection is a safe procedure with low incidence of major complications and improves patient satisfaction.
    Level of Evidence: IV - Case series with pre/post test

    Alaa Aref

    King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

    Title: Rhinoplasty: What we have to know?

    Time : 12:30-12:50

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Alaa Aref, MD is a board-certified Consultant Dermatologist from Saudi Arabia with over 12 years of experience in Medical and Cosmetic Dermatology. She has obtained her Fellowship in Cosmetic and Dermatological Surgery from Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC. She focuses her medical expertise on Cosmetic Dermatology with a Comprehensive approach to facial rejuvenation, including Botox, fillers and injectables, Lasers as well as Tumescent liposuction and fat transplant. As an expert she has worked full time as a Consultant Dermatologist in the Medical Sector of the Ministry of Interior in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia where she also has a successful private practice in cosmoderm clinics.

    Abstract:

    The structure of the nose confers to each individual an anatomical feature determining the beauty and harmony of the face. The non-surgical treatment of the nose, or medical rhinoplasty, has become one of the prime procedures in the aesthetic treatment of the face. The basic anatomy of the face and nose, the aims of treatment and the possible risks related to the injections are essential to understand. It is minimally-invasive procedure, which temporary but with impressive outcomes. The indications of treatment including: Minimal abnormalities like saddle nose, when anaesthetic not possible, when the patient wants to try the procedure before undergoing actual surgery. The aim of the treatment and the possible risks related to the injections are essential to understand. The injection technique of medical rhinoplasty by fillers and Botox contraindications and updates are discussed.

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Hede Yan MD, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor and Master Supervisor of the 2nd Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University. He achieved MD from Zhejiang University in June, 2002 and Ph.D. from Shanghai Jiaotong University in June, 2014. He is editorial board member of Annals of Plastic Surgery, Plastic and Aesthetic Research and International Journal of Orthopaedics and has specialized in microsurgery and reconstructive surgery. He has published 36 registered PubMed publications, which includes The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, etc. His research interests are mainly in the fields of reconstructive and microsurgery, hand surgery and peripheral nerve related research.

    Abstract:

    Finger pulp defects are commonly encountered in clinical settings and their treatment remains a consistent challenge for plastic and hand surgeons. Reconstruction should restore, as much as possible, the contour of the pulp as well as discriminating sensibility. Following the prime reconstructive principle of replacing "like with like," the free neurovascular toe pulp flap seems to be the optimal choice for digital pulp reconstruction because of the natural similarity of the digital pulp both anatomically and physically. However, after about 30 years of experience with this procedure, it is still controversial because it is technically demanding, involves donor site morbidity, and its reliability is questionable. With other small free flaps available, the application of this flap has been challenged and reconsidered. We specifically focus on the reconstruction of soft tissue defects of digital pulp using the free neurovascular toe flap, aiming to investigate its advantages and drawbacks and obtain a comprehensive understanding of this procedure. Our experience and the latest reconstruction concerns and technical refinements are also discussed.

    Nameer Samman

    National Guard Hospital and Primary Care Centers, KSA

    Title: Care of burn in children
    Speaker
    Biography:

    Nameer M Samman is assistant consultant family medicine graduated from medical school at 2006/2007 ( MBBS ), and graduated from the Board of family medicine at 2012, Chairman of medication safety among primary health care of the national guards centers on the western region of KSA, participated in many conferences and have acceptance in the cosmetic dermatology as subspecialty follow ship

    Abstract:

    Many studies proved that burn on individual especially children might have a major impact psychologically and emotionally, so the management of burn must be accompanied by the psychological and social support to give a better result in patient management and satisfaction, although prevention before the burn accident occurs is the best management, so there are several tips and instructions for prevention which should be given to the family, so cosmetic dermatologist and plastic surgeon have a major rule in picking and diagnosing these psychological impacts early and take the action before it get worse.

    Alain Tenenbaum

    Swiss Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine, Switzerland

    Title: Workshop on “Scarless immediate facelifts (Endopeel techniques or muscular repositioning)”

    Time : 01:55-02:30

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Alain Tenenbaum, is the President of Swiss Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine (SACDAM) and President of International Peeling Society(ISPC). He is a specialist in ENT (Oto Rhino Laryngology) and Facial, Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery. Also, he is an inventor of Endopeel and many other peelings like Peeling de Luxe. He is a Silver medalist faculty of University of Paris, France and an International expert of Complications of Fillers and Endoprosthesis. He is known as a worldwide trainer of Aesthetic Medicine and Cosmetic Dermatology. He is an expert in SEO- Search Engines Optimization, for Aesthetic Medicine, Anti-Aging Medicine, Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. He is an active member of European Society for Cosmetic and Aesthetic Dermatology (ESCAD), European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS), and FMH.

    Abstract:

    The immediate non-invasive true medical face lifts using muscular repositioning without volume augmentation by myoplasty, myopexy and myotension (called Endopeel techniques) is a new weapon for facial plastic surgeons as cosmetic dermatologists. A true facelift is a technique leading to a skin excess which will be removed, to perform a good skin tension without exaggeration (to avoid necrosis), and that without any volume augmentation. The Endopeel techniques can lead if decided by the facial plastic surgeon to a pretragal skin excess, which can be removed, and that too without volume augmentation. These techniques can be proposed to patients wishing to maintain the benefits of a surgical face lift, to patients which are not candidates for the surgery, to surgeons who want to complete their surgical operation acting on the forbidden areas for the surgery (terminal ramifications of the facial nerve) and/or the areas which are not reachable form in invasive surgery. The advantages of these techniques are important for the patients: the immediate effect, the absence of scars, the absence of down time, the absence of social eviction, as the transitory complications which are limited only to short duration edema and ecchymosis which may be avoided with the use of some medications. Facial paralysis can benefit too of these techniques to decrease the social aspect offacial asymmetry.

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Ibrahim El Achkar completed his studies from Saint Joseph University of Beirut and from Paris University School of Medicine. He invented “EL ACHKAR Bone Injector” that is used in facial plastic surgery and his research is published in the British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and The European Journal of Facial Surgery. He is a member of the French Society of Aesthetic Surgery, the French Society of ENT and head and Neck Surgery, The Lebanese Society of ENT and Head and Neck Surgery, The International Society of Lipolysistherapy, and The International ReCon Surgical.

    Abstract:

    Rhinoplasty procedure is a big challenge. In this study we expose the importance of using sculptured cartilage graft in primary and secondary Rhinoplasty. Between January 2000 and 2009 around 4,300 patients have been operated with cartilage graft Rhinoplasty. In this study we discuss the cartilage graft in the treatment of the

    Cartilage graft in primary and secondary rhinoplasty provides an outcome of a natural nose shape.

    • Dorsum
    • Tip
    • Mid third
    • Columella
    • Several other parts of the nose
    • Secondary Rhinoplasty

    Mucio Joao Porto

    Clinic Mucio Porto, Brazil

    Title: Female genitalia: Aesthetic approach

    Time : 02:50-03:10

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Mucio Joao Porto is a Plastic Surgeon from Brazil, by Prof Ivo Pitanguy at Pontificial Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro and a master in Aging Studies by Catholic University of Brasilia. He is also Invited-Professor at College of Medicine, Catholic University of Brasil, and an International Lecturer. Furthermore he is the Owner of Mucio Porto Clinic of Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Medicine in Brasilia, Brazil. He completed the course in medicine at the Federal University of Goiás, in 1985. He accomplished internship at a public hospital of Sao Paulo and residency in general surgery at the Hospital of the Armed Forces in Brasilia in 1988. Subsequently he has been approved in the course of specialization in plastic surgery by the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Professor Ivo Pitanguy service from 1989 to 1992 and received title of Plastic Surgeon, ranked first among physicians of various parts of the world. He has travelled around the world to solidify his knowledge in teaching centers such as Baltimore, New Orleans, Philadelphia and Miami in the U.S. for training in facial peels, videoscopic facial surgery, hair implants and breast augmentation with adipose stem cells. He has also attended the French Institute of the hand and liposuction clinic of Professor Ives Gerard-Illous in Paris, France. In addition, he participated in visits to the Cantonal University of Geneva in Switzerland, Breast Reconstruction Institute of Genova, and University of Milan, Italy, among others. He also completed masters in studies of aging - Gerontology - Catholic University of Brasilia in 2008, where he passed with honors with a dissertation on “The nose on Aging, a study through self-portraits.” Presently he is a PhD candidate in Genomic Sciences and Biotechnology, which aims to study the role of stem cells in aging. He is a visiting professor in the Masters of Gerontology and Faculty of Medicine and a member of several medical societies such as the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery, International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, among others. He has presented scientific papers at various medical meetings in Brazil and in several countries as well as writing book chapters nationally and internationally. He has received numerous titles and awards as an indication for the “Who’s Who in the World” and “Educators of the World 2010 “Biographical Institute of Cambridge in the UK. Prof Porto practices currently in the trendy district of South Lake in Brasilia, capital of Brazil.

    Abstract:

    Aesthetic gynecology is a relatively new branch of medicine that allows woman to correct their intimate body part and demands for this procedure are already very high. These procedures were most commonly required due to the damage resulting from child birth, defects of the intimate parts. Today our aim is also to give back our patients the quality of their intimate relationship and to intervene in case of discomforts during sexual intercourse and/or dissatisfaction of the body parts. We have at our disposal treatments that involve surgery and new procedures both for functional or cosmetic disorder. The difference stays in the problem we have to solve. Regarding surgery, at the moment we can use it in woman for labiaplasty (reduction or augmentation), clitoral hood reduction and for the mount of venus. The use of laser and hyaluronic acid is a revolution of our time because it means some less invasive treatments for sexual complexes and a new frontier to face till now unexplored disorders. All this is well accepted by the patient that can start living her sexuality with freedom and enjoying it. As regards the new treatments in woman aesthetic gynecology we have also to consider laser for vulvovaginal pathologies and restructuration through the use of CO2 laser, for the rejuvenation and regeneration of vagina mucosa and the perineal reduction with manual treatments and with botulinum toxin injection or with PRP in association with threads. The most important thing to consider is the impact that these new treatment have on patients. Sexual life is a psychological aspect that can really influence in a positive way the life of a person.

    Shuba Dharmana

    Evangelist LeJeune Medspa, India

    Title: Review of topical lightening agents

    Time : 03:10-03:30

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Shuba Dharmana is Crowned “Woman Entrepreneur of the Year 2012” amongst several other prestigious awards, she is the Founder and CEO of Lejeune group of Medspas, which she presently runs in Bangalore and Hyderabad and consults at various multispeciality hospitals across India. After graduating from the Andhra Medical College, India, she left for UK where she was trained and practiced for 10 years in General Practice and undertook a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dermatology from the University of Cardiff. She discovered her passion in Aesthetic Medicine and trained under eminent Aesthetic physicians, working for several clinics all across UK. She is also trained in Hair Transplantation Techniques in Poland under one of Europe’s most reputed Hair Transplant Surgeons, Dr. Marwan Saifi.

    Abstract:

    There are many topical skin lightening agents in the dermatologist’s armamentarium for treating hyperpigmentation. Apart from treating the underlying cause of the pigmentation itself causes a lot of distress esp. in dark skinned individuals hence this needs treatment along with sun avoidance measures. Amongst the various agents, hydroquinone and triple combination cream are the most studied and widely used but retinoids, azelaic acid, mequinol, kojic acid, arbutin, niacinamide, N-acetyl glucosamine, ascorbic acid, liquorice extract, soy products are just some of the others that can be considered. Treatments involving chemical peels and laser therapies also can target excess melanin and current research is throwing light on more emerging lightening agents and treatments.

    • Track 4: The Science of Fragrances and Cosmetics
    Location: DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport
    Speaker

    Chair

    Fabio Fantozzi

    Studio Fantozzi, Italy

    Speaker

    Co-Chair

    Shuba Dharmana

    Evangelist LeJeune Medspa, India

    Session Introduction

    Hilton Becker

    Hilton Becker M.D-Clinic of Plastic Surgery, USA

    Title: How to avoid harmful chemicals in cosmetics

    Time : 03:45-04:05

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Dr. Becker is the pioneer of the sub-areolar (circum-areolar) or Scarless breast lift. Due to the fact that the scars are barely noticeable it is referred to as the invisible scar breast lift. The technique is used to treat sagging (Ptosis) of the Breast. The lift is enhanced with the use of the Internal Mesh Bra. Dr. Becker has published extensively on this procedure. He teaches it at National Plastic Surgery meetings and demonstrates his technique internationally. As a researcher and scientist, Dr. Becker has developed skin care products that are based on active ingredients that have proven benefit. His goal is to create effective ingredients without the added potentially harmful chemicals that are added to improve the feel, smell and appearance of the product.

    Abstract:

    A lot of confusion exists as to ingredients in cosmetics The basic structure of skin care products is discussed, differentiating active ingredients from non-active ingredients. This knowledge is particularly important when combining cosmetics with micro-needling The use of chemical free active ingredients and PRP with micro-needling is presented

    Speaker
    Biography:

    Anandmayi has completed her BSc in 1999 in Zoology from Bhagalpur University, India and MBA in IT & Marketing in 2002 from Indian Institute of Planning & Management, Delhi, India. She is the director of Origo Cosmeceuticals Pvt. Ltd, a fastest growing Cosmeceutical & Neutraceutical company of India. She is having 12 plus year of experience in Sales & Marketing and Product Management in healthcare Industry. She is actively involved in launching as well as in Market research of many new and innovative Dermatocosmetics products in India among Cosmetologist and Dermatologist of India & UAE.

    Abstract:

    Nutricosmetics / Edible cosmetics are oral based natural health products containing targeted nutrients and antioxidant that can have a preventive or therapeutic effect on the skin, hair or nails. They evolve from nutraceutical and cosmeceutical markets. The founder of nutricosmetics was the Swedish biochemist Ake Dahlgren, who launched the first such product in the late 1980s. In the last decade, the advancement in the manufacturing technology and prospective clinical data have created a favorable body of evidence to support its efficacy. Nutricosmetics are available in various forms like capsules, tablets, drinks, tinctures, beverages, powdered stick packs, functional foods, etc. Presently Nutricosmetics share is about 1% of Global personal care market but the predicted Global Nutricosmetics market in 2017 is estimated to be $ 4.5 Billion and over three fourths of the sales are from Japan and China. Since the eastern markets retain the majority of market share, many experts still believe North America to be a virtually “untapped market.” Nutricosmetics Products are Vitamins, Antioxidants, omega 3 fatty acid, Oral Photo-Protective Nutrients, Carotinoids, Flavonoids, Coenzyme Q10, Collagen, biotin, fatty acid, Saw Palmetto, Amino acid complexes, Glutathione, etc. It is positioned into Anti ageing products, for skin, hair and nails, for weight loss, beauty drinks and as a supplement for cosmetic surgery and treatment. The possible reason for its growth are - aging population, rising medical health care costs, inclination towards less invasive beauty treatments, emergence of the spa culture and increased desire to “age well and look well.” The shifting of lifestyle treatment to prevention interventions and growing demand of wellness are the main reason behind this study.

    Praggajit Bhikkhu Anip

    International Buddhist College, Thailand

    Title: Advances in cosmetic procedures

    Time : 04:25-04:45

    Biography:

    Praggajit Bhikkhu Anip who has successfully completed Bachelor Degree with 1st class honor studied on Buddhism in English at the age of 29 years from Mahachularajalongkorn University and postdoctoral studying in International Buddhist College on Buddhist studies. He has number 4th stage monk in monk temple in Thailand. He has written many reputed articles across the world in many conferences such as Canada, Australia, Europe, South Korea, and Japan on Buddhist perspective which reputedly published in their editorial journals.

    Abstract:

    Advanced cosmetics is referred to be the more naturalistic, for being artificial cosmetics users are facing, now a days, with numerous diseases such as cancer on skin, infection on wound etc. By the influence of technology, numerous cosmetics are desired for the body in the 21th century. The author believes if you are unsatisfied with your body, we must diet, and exercise. Today we have cosmetics, like never before. In this 21th century we can find advanced cosmetics which are constantly used by people over the world. For that reason, for being mind satisfaction, just for beauty of the body people have been using it. People are sculpting numerous cosmetics just for being beauty but the beauty is the cause of falling with many diseases. Plastic surgery is one of them. Now a day there is another option for what prudent and wise people look that using cosmetic is just to show the self confidence as an appearance in this whole over the world. It is just to show the self image even people become very surprise how the small change on outside can make a person significant difference on the inside. Life of every human is precious and valuable, an individual should take the guidance of a doctor before using any thing such as body lotion, cream, powder, spa, fragrance. Otherwise, beauty can transcendent into gripe with sense organ. An expert advice is recommended to ever individual, before undergoing an Cosmetic Procedure, or the use of various cosmetics. It is just for an awareness of using cosmetics without discussing with a professional doctor.