ASOPRSFall Scientific SymposiumSyllabus
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Featured Speaker—Andrew Jacono,MD
3:55pm
Introductionof Dr. Andrew Jacono
GuyG.Massry,MD
3:58pm
AStructuredAnatomicApproach toFace andNecklifting
Andrew Jacono,MD
There aremany approaches in rhytidectomy from small incision, short skin flap SMAS plication techniques to long flap deep plane
techniques,with no consensus amongst surgeonswhich is the gold standard. Recently, their has been a greater understanding of
the anatomy of the face and neck, including themidface’s fat compartments, ligaments andmusculature aswell as the platysma
muscle’s ligamentous attachments. This coursewill explore incorporating these anatomic understandings into rhytidectomy. Areas
of focuswill include deep plane dissection of themidface, complete platysma dissection and release, the vectors of suspension
applied to the SMAS, platysma and skin, and the indications for short incision approaches. Quantitative datawill be presented to
describe the vectors of maximal rejuvenation in suspending the rhytidectomy. Results from a cohort of over 600 consecutive facelifts
with this approachwill be presented, including complications and the need for tuck up surgery.
4:25pm
Questions andDiscussion
DetailedProgram
—Thursday,October 16, 2014
