Professor Karl Grammer
Coming from Austria, in 2015, he and Elisabeth Oberzaucher received the Ig Nobel Prize in mathematics for his work on Moulay Ismael.
About this event
- Date and time Fri 22 Feb 2019 from 8:00am to 10:00pm
- Location Royal Society of Medicine
- Organised by RSM Professionals
The Royal Society of Medicine delighted to host the 11th annual RSM Aesthetics conference.
This meeting will bring together a multi-professional faculty and delegate community to identify and discuss the best options for aesthetic clinical care, with optional workshops running throughout the day.
Lectures will be led by twelve of the world's top aesthetic experts, with the plenary lecture given by an Ig Nobel Prize winner.
Workshops
Two workshop rotations will take place during the day. In order to participate delegates must also attend the conference, and book the workshops in advance.
Workshops are chargeable at £69 per person, with a maximum of 8 delegates per workshop.
Delegates must have GMC, NMC or GDC license –full and valid not provisional.
*tickets include tea, coffee and lunch.
Key speakers
Professor Andreas Katsambas
Emeritus Professor of Dermatology and Venereology at the University of Athens, Greece
Associate Professor Ivor Lim
Plastic Surgeon Singapore
Dr Raj Aquilla
Aesthetic Physician & Facial Aesthetics Trainer U.K.
Dr. Albina Kajaia
MD. Dermatologist, Georgia.
Dr George Sulamanidze
Plastic surgeon, Georgia.
Dr Ines Verner
Dermatologist, Israel.
Professor Bob Khanna
Cosmetic Dentist & Facial Aesthetics Trainer U.K.
Agenda
View the programme
Registration, tea and coffee
Optional symposium by CALECIM: Seminar suite The safety and efficacy of red deer umbilical cord extract cream for facial rejuvenation
Dr Mitchel Goldman, Dermatologist, San Diego
Welcome and introduction
Dr Christopher Rowland Payne, Consultant Dermatologist, London and Dr Patrick Treacy, Chairman of Organising Committee, Aesthetics Meeting at the Royal Society of Medicine, Dublin, Ireland
Evolutionary aesthetics and human beauty
Professor Karl Grammer, Emeritus Professor at the Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology, University of Vienna
Facial anatomy and eyes
Dr Christopher Rowland Payne, Consultant Dermatologist, London and Dr Patrick Treacy, Chairman,
Organising Committee, Royal Society of Medicine Aesthetics, Dublin, Ireland and Mrs Sabrina Shah-Desai, Aesthetic Oculoplastic Surgeon
Facial anatomy
Mr Adel Fattah, Consultant Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon, Manchester
Eyelid rejuvenation
Mr Jonathan Britto, Consultant Plastic and Craniofacial Surgeon, London and Past President, Plastic Surgery Section, Royal Society of Medicine
New permanent thread-lift: The 10 steps that brought me to advanced results
Dr Jean-Paul Foumenteze, Aesthetic Doctor, Cannes, France
Challenges in restoring facial harmony in oncologic and inflammatory conditions
Mr Michael Ho, Consultant Maxillofacial and Head and Neck Surgeon, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
How a flesh eating bug caused me to require an autologous partial face transplant
Ms Donna Corden, Patient and Ms Lindsey McEnroe, Clinical Director and Senior Aesthetic Nurse, True You Skin Clinics
Discussion
Tea and coffee break
Complications
Chair: Mr Jeff Downie, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Facial Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery, Ross Hall Hospital, Glasgow and Dr Sotiris Tsioumas, President of Aesthetic Medicine, University of Camerino, Greece
Twenty year history of aesthetic complications
Dr Patrick Treacy, Chairman of Organising Committee, Aesthetics Meeting at the Royal Society of Medicine, Dublin, Ireland
Facial anatomy from the surface to the bone
Mr Jeff Downie, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Facial Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery, Glasgow
How dermal fillers caused me to require an autologous partial face transplant: My many faces
Mrs Carol Bryan, Patient, Advocate and Public Speaker, and Founder, Saving Face Initiative, USA
Complications in Botulinum Toxin
Professor Andreas Katsambas, Emeritus Professor of Dermatology and Venereology, University of Athens, Greece
Complications in contourplasty
Dr Albina Kajaia, Dermatologist and Chief, Dermatology Department, Tbilisi, Georgia
Discussion
Concurrent small groups workshops
All workshops must be pre-booked at an additional cost - Maximum of 8 delegates per workshop
A - Chemical peels
Dr Uliana Gout, Cosmetic Physician, London
G - Live demonstrations of non-surgical face lift – threads vs. fillers
Mr George Sulimanidze, Plastic Surgeon and
Specialist in Aesthetic Medicine, Georgia and Dr Albina Kajaia, Dermatologist and Chief, Dermatology Department, Tbilisi, Georgia
D - Fillers for beginners
Dr Souphiyeh Samizadeh, Visiting Associate Professor, Great British Academy of Aesthetic Medicine
Lunch
Optional symposium by Perf-Action: Seminar suite Evolution of facial aesthetics dermal remodelling: The Enerjet 2.0 technology
Mr Ali M Ghanem, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Plastic Surgery, Queen Mary University of London and Consultant Aesthetic in Plastic Surgeon, Cranley Clinic London
Optional symposium by Ultra V: Training suite - Title to be confirmed
Dr Han Jin Kwon, Cosmetic Surgeon. South Korea and CEO, ULTRA V
Latest trends in beautification procedures and variations in technique with ethnicity
Chair: Dr Harryono Judodihardjo, Dermatologist, Belgravia Dermatology Limited, London and Mr David Hicks, Wigmore Medical, London
Thread lifting, expectation and reality – doctor patient perspective
Dr George Sulimanidze, Plastic Surgeon and Specialist in Aesthetic Medicine, Georgia
Latest in radiofrequency and scarring
Dr Ines Verner, Dermatologist, Verner Clinic, University of Rome Giuglielmo Marconi
Latest treatments from Korea
Dr Han Jin Kwon, Cosmetic Surgeon. South Korea and CEO, ULTRA V
Latest trends in chemical peels
Dr Uliana Gout, Cosmetic Physician, London
Latest trends in stem cells research
Associate Professor Ivor Lim, Plastic Surgeon and Group Chief Medical Officer, CellResearch Corporation, Singapore
Discussion
Concurrent small groups workshops
All workshops must be pre-booked at an additional cost - Maximum of 8 delegates per workshop
E - Fillers (advanced)
Professor Bob Khanna, Professor of Facial Aesthetics and Clinical Director, Dr Bob Khanna Training Institute and DrBK clinics
F - Hyaluronidase treatment and non surgical blepharoplasty
Dr Patrick Treacy, Chairman of Organising Committee, Aesthetics Meeting at the Royal Society of Medicine, Dublin, Ireland and Mrs Sabrina Shah-Desai, Director and Aesthetic Oculoplastic Surgeon, Perfect Eyes Ltd
B - Botulinum for beginners
Dr Raj Acquilla, UK Ambassador and Global Key Opinion Leader in Facial Medical Aesthetics
H - Botulinum (advanced)
Dr Vikram Swaminathan, Aesthetic Medicine Doctor, Private Sector
Tea and coffee break
Live injections demonstrations
Chair: Mr Paul Banwell, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Sussex and Kent and Mr Jonathan Britto, Consultant Plastic and Craniofacial Surgeon, London and Past President, Plastic Surgery Section, Royal Society of Medicine
Profiloplasty
Professor Bob Khanna, Professor of Facial Aesthetics and Clinical Director, Dr Bob Khanna Training Institute and DrBK clinics
Live injection demonstration
Dr Raj Acquilla, UK Ambassador and Global Key Opinion Leader in Facial Medical Aesthetics
Discussion
Close of meeting
Drinks reception
Open to all attendees
Optional dinner
Pre-booked delegates/guests only
Behind the medical frontlines
Mr James Kliffen, Head of Fundraising, Médecins Sans Frontières UK and Doctors Without Borders UK
An insight to the movie 'Mountains of the moon'
Mr Patrick Bergin, Irish Film Actor
Fighting Poverty in Uganda by Helping Disadvantaged Children to Develop
Ms Yvonne Verhagen, Holland
Sponsors
Location
Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom
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