ASIA. HONG KONG. 1 to 3 August SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Preliminary list SCIENTIFIC BOARD

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1 This IMCAS Asia program copy is brought to you by the TDA: The Taiwanese Dermatological Association ASIA 1 to 3 August 2014 HONG KONG Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition CentrE SCIENTIFIC BOARD COURSE COORDINATORS Henry Hin Lee CHAN, Dermatologist, HONG KONG Daniel Tin Chak LEE, Plastic Surgeon, HONG KONG SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIES Chee Leok GOH, Dermatologist, SINGAPORE David Dae Hwan PARK, Plastic Surgeon, SOUTH KOREA Frank ROSENGAUS, Facial Plastic Surgeon, MEXICO COURSE DIRECTOR Benjamin ASCHER, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Preliminary list Daniel CASSUTO, Plastic Surgeon, ITALY Daniel DEL VECCHIO, Plastic Surgeon, USA John Hinton FLYNN, Cosmetic Surgeon, AUSTRALIA King Man HO, Dermatologist, HONG KONG Patrick Po Han HUANG, Dermatologist, TAIWAN Steve Chuan Hsiang KAO, Facial Plastic Surgeon, TAIWAN Taro KONO, Plastic Surgeon, JAPAN Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM, Plastic Surgeon, HONG KONG Adri Dwi PRASETYO, Dermatologist, INDONESIA Michel ROUIF, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE Hema SUNDARAM, Dermatologist, USA Jonathan SYKES, Facial Plastic Surgeon, USA Jason Chih Hsun YANG, Dermatologist, TAIWAN Chi Keung YEUNG, Dermatologist, HONG KONG Gilbert ZAKINE, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE With the official support of the: Hong Kong College of Dermatologists Hong Kong Society of Dermatology and Venereology Hong Kong Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons

2 Scientific partners ENDORSEMENT HKCD Hong Kong College of Dermatologists Hong Kong College of Dermatologists (HKCD), previously known as Hong Kong Association of Specialists in Dermatology established in 2005, is a professional organization of a group of medical specialists in Hong Kong. The organization s objective is to promote the public benefit regarding the care of skin disease through patient education and holding regular meetings to update clinicians of dermatologic advancements and to safeguard the public interest related to improvement of dermatologic practice in Hong Kong. HKSDV Hong Kong Society of Dermatology and Venereology In 1967, the Hong Kong Dermatological Society was found, which was followed by the foundation of the Hong Kong Association of Dermatology in In December 1991, these two societies were merged. Society objectives: - Promote the interest in and a better understanding of dermatology and venereology; - Endeavour to improve the standard of dermatological and venereological care; - Provide a means of liaison with workers in dermatology in other parts of the world. HKSPRAS Hong Kong Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery The Hong Kong Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery was founded in 1967 and is the official society for plastic surgery in Hong Kong. The Society is a non-profit making professional organization established with the aim to promote education, training and research in the field of plastic surgery. The Society continues its work in promoting fraternity and raising the profile of plastic surgeons as well as safeguarding the public interests by educating the public regarding all aspects of plastic surgery. SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATION ACCS Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery Raising Standards. Protecting Patients. Established in 1999, the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery is a not-for-profit, multi-disciplinary fellowship based body. The primary goal of the ACCS is to ensure the safe provision of cosmetic medicine and cosmetic surgical procedures. The ACCS is the only medical college which provides education and training leading to fellowship specifically in cosmetic medicine and surgery. TAFPRS Taiwan Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery TAFPRS has been established in October 2005 in Taipei. The Academy has proved to be extremely significant in sharing experiences and expanding the knowledge in the facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. The meetings of TAFPRS have become important academic assemblies for the otolaryngologists, plastic surgeons, ophthalmologists, and other specialists involving facial surgery from Taiwan and other Asia Pacific regions. TDA Taiwanese Dermatological Association The Taiwanese Dermatology Association was founded in 1975, getting 1000 members. The TDA is dedicated to provide opportunities for the crosstalk between outstanding professionals and talented dermatologists to achieve a better understanding in every aspect of skin research, surgery and aesthetic dermatology. Speaking of aesthetic dermatology, the Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic Conference (TDAC) has been a phenomenon in TDA. Prospective meetings are waiting to welcome you. ThSPRS Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of Thailand

3 Welcome Dear colleagues, exhibitors, and partners, On behalf of the IMCAS Asia 2014 Scientific Board and from all the IMCAS Team, we are thus very pleased to announce and welcome you to this 8th Annual Edition of IMCAS Asia, which will be held this August 1st, 2014 at the Hong Kong Convention Centre. IMCAS welcomes 10,000 doctors per year, coming from all over the world every edition, to benefit from the «think-tank» IMCAS can offer. IMCAS exported itself to Asia almost a decade ago, alternating between Singapore and Hong Kong, building solid partnerships with scientific societies and local experts in the field of plastic surgery and dermatology. A lot can happen in 3 days! BOARD S LETTER Besides its scientific program, IMCAS is also a top worldwide recognized place of business where attendees generate new opportunities and leads. This August is the occasion for several of our loyal exhibitors to launch their novelties, IMCAS has become a true innovative hub allowing the entire industry to interact on the hottest topics of the year while meeting with colleagues and start the new season at top speed! We strongly believe that this variety contributes to enrich the scientific content of the program and hope it will produce the same effect for you! The IMCAS Asia Scientific Board GENERAL INFO Why Hong Kong? Hong Kong is undeniably the gateway to Asia. Due to its strategic location, it is the centre of the world s fastest growing economies. Situated just a stone s throw distance from mainland China, the city is home to Asia s busiest manufacturing hubs, as well as the showcase of the latest international technology and know-how to the huge Asian markets. It is the perfect platform for international traders to access Asia. Hong Kong offers dynamic business environment, sophisticated infrastructure, professional expertise and easy accessibility. Getting around Hong Kong is very easy, whether by comfortable air-conditioned taxi or on the highly efficient subway and train system. Such unrivalled attributes make Hong Kong a real World City which creates endless possibilities towards complete success. The Venue: HKCEC Famed by Hong Kong s stunning skyline, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) is a magnificent, multi-purpose venue located right in the heart of Hong Kong on Victoria Harbour. Not only does the harbour location provide a spectacular backdrop to events but it also means Hong Kong s Central Business District and the best of the city is on the Centre s doorstep and it s a vibrant city packed full of colour and life. Getting There Getting to the HKCEC from the Hong Kong International Airport: Taxi: 40 minutes Airport Express Line (Rail): 30 minutes to the Hong Kong Central Station, then take a 5 minutes taxi ride to the HKCEC Main entertainment areas are located less than 10 minutes from the HKCEC. Official Conference Language English is the official congress language. Conference Admission Admission is by badge only. An adult must accompany chlidren under the age of 16. Online registration is now available on Exhibition Hall IMCAS Asia 2014 will showcase approximately 50 companies who will be displaying their products and services at the same level as the conference hall level 4. Companies specializing in cosmetics/skin care, fillers and injectables, furniture, implants and prosthesis, lasers, lights/lighting, monitoring equipment, office/practice management, pharmaceuticals, publishers, skin closures/sutures, surgical instruments and equipment, wellness, computer and wound care, as well as numerous other products and services relative to the artistry and science of plastic surgery and cosmetic dematology will be featured. Nominal Badges IMCAS strictly complies with the criteria required for CME accreditation. That is why the access to the conferences is subject to a number of strict rules, aiming to guarantee the scientific independence of the conferences, and to preserve it from any commercial interest or influence. A precise badge policy has been implemented, specifying the rules related to the admittance to the different areas of IMCAS conferences. IMCAS badge policy is mandatory for all the participants. Its violation will authorize IMCAS staff to take measures, and may lead to the withdrawal of the badge and the prohibition of access to the conference area. According to each participant s status (delegate, faculty, exhibitor, etc...), a corresponding barcoded badge is issued. Fees for full delegate registration include: - all conference sessions during the 3 days (except the teaching courses) - access to the exhibit area including lunches and coffee breaks - access to the networking cocktail on Friday evening - USB key with abstracts and congress details, as well as the program book. Abstracts & USB-key Each delegate will be receiving a free IMCAS Asia 2014 USB-key that contains all the abstracts that have been accepted by the Scientific Committee along with the congress details such as the program, speaker biostatements and exhibitor information. Companies and participants may copy materials for their personal use but further copy for sale or for any other commercial purpose is prohibited without prior permission of IMCAS. CME Credits and Evaluation Forms Your evaluation of this meeting is extremely important to the Scientific Committee in preparing future events. Moreover, CME credits will not be given to educational congresses unless evaluation forms are filled in by attendees. Evaluation forms should be electronically filled in no later than September 3, A Certificate of Attendance will then be automatically established and ed to the attendee. IMCAS Asia 2014 is in the process of being accredited in Europe, in the USA and in Hong Kong. Check for additional information. Multimedica Center & E-papers Visit the IMCAS Multimedia Center to check and view the scientific lectures in electronic format (E-Papers). You will be able to exchange ideas about clinical cases presented by sending personalized s to the authors. As a premiere, the IMCAS Scientific Board has created a specific scientific session called video-paper session. Authors will do an oral presentation of their study while being recorded. It will allow the speakers and the audience a friendly and original exchange. Accommodation & Tours IMCAS has the pleasure of offering to its attendees special negotiated prices at various wonderful hotels in Paris, such as special fees to visit the city. Check the hotel reservation form at the end of this program or online on IMCAS website, along with some details on Hong Kong main visited attractions. Visa and Entry Requirements Nationals of about 170 countries and territories may visit Hong Kong visa-free for a period ranging from 7 days to 180 days. For more information on whether you need a visa or entry permit to enter Hong Kong please visit: For more information, please contact the Chinese Embassy or Consulate closest to your residence place. Time Difference Hong Kong time is GMT + 8 hours. Electricity The standard electrical voltage in Hong Kong is 220 volts AC, 50Hz. The majority of electrical outlets in Hong Kong take a three-pronged UK-style plug.

4 Special fees exclusively for TDA members! REGISTRATION FORM ONE REGISTRATION FORM PER PERSON PLEASE! Last name...first name Specialty or Company name... Address... Zip code city Country... Phone ( )...Fax ( ) DOCTOR Before JUNE 20, 2014 After JUNE 20, USD 780 USD (approx HKD) (approx HKD) TDA member special rate Before JUNE 20, 2014 After JUNE 20, USD only 680 USD only (approx HKD) (approx HKD) OPTIONAL! TEACHING COURSES The attendee need first to be registered (chapter 1) in order to register for the Teaching Courses. A panel of experts teaches a special topic. Each course will be welcoming no more than 50 attendees. You can choose up to 2 Teaching Courses (one per day). Please check the program to avoid time conflicts. 1 course USD (approx. 931 HKD) 2 courses USD (approx HKD). Friday August 1 Saturday August 2 TC 1 TC 2 TC 5 TC 6 TC 3 TC 4 TC 7 GALA DINNER on Saturday, August 2, 2014 at 8 pm 180 USD x = USD (approx HKD) PAYMENT I hereby forward the amount of: PAYMENT OPTIONS:... USD... HKD By filling this form, by Credit/Debit Card Select type: EC / MC VISA AMEX Card holder s Name... Card number... For EUROCARD / MASTERCARD or VISA: -> last 3 digits on the back of your credit card (CVV code)... or For AMEX: -> 4 digit number located above right of the credit card:... Expiry date (MM/YYYY):..... / Signature (mandatory) : Important: - a photocopy of both sides of the credit card is required with this form - the credit card holder s name must be the same as the person who registers Online on IMCAS website through the below link By credit/debit card (EC / MC, VISA, AMEX) By bank wire PLEASE NOTE 1. Additional bank fees may be applied by your own bank 2. Due to various bank agreements, Euros or HK dollars might appear on your bank statement instead of US dollars. Cancellation policy Before JUNE 20, 2014: 70% of the registration fees will be refunded After JUNE 20, 2014: there will be no refund Nota: exchange rate variations The product prices are provided for your information in USD. The invoice is established in the local currency (i.e. in HKD). Equivalency in USD based on a pre-set exchange rate (as of 02/27/2014, from the source - USD 1 = HKD 7,7611). The latest cannot be amended and can differ from the rate finally appearing on your bank statement upon payment by your side. Thank you.

5 NOTEWORTHY IMCAS ASIA FEEDBACKS check more ON IMCAS.COM Dr Manpreet JUNEJA Plastic Surgeon, India «I enjoyed a lot attending IMCAS Asia I definitely feel enlightened about the current trends and techniques in fillers and toxins. As a plastic surgeon, the knowledge attained would definitely be useful in my current practice. I thank the organizers for this excellent congress.» Dr Roland KOLBE Plastic Surgeon REUNION, France «The Scientific Board is doing a great job to make t hese IMCAS congresses to be the most interesting and enjoyable congresses in the world. Thanks to the speakers which are always ready to share their knowledge, experience and time to make our practice become better and better.» Dr Sarah PATON Cosmetic Surgeon, Australia «I thoroughly enjoyed the meeting, the range of presentations and the high quality of talks. The presenters kept impressively to time and the various panels of chairpeople often added some further depth especially in some of the open debates. As we have a large proportion of Asian skin types being treated in my practice, the meeting was very relevant, useful and interesting.» Focus on the Live Injection Cadaver Workshop Satellite live from France on Friday, August 1, from 2 pm to 5 pm T ake the opportunity to expand your repertoire of injection techniques and learn through an outstanding in-depth focus on anatomy. The IMCAS Live Injection Cadaver Workshop is designed to offer to the practitioners the most comprehensive experience when it comes to injection and anatomy. Dissections on a fresh cadaver will be transmitted live from France - while simultaneous injections on patients in Hong Kong will be performed to draw a parallel between cadaveric studies on anatomy and living tissues. Among all existing cadaver workhops, why choose IMCAS? Because beyond its pionnering position, IMCAS offers a «Haute Couture» format: expert anatomists, superior injectors, state-of-the-art logistical support. This 6th edition promises to be another memorable and exciting learning experience. Rendez-vous on Friday, 1st of August for an intense 3-hour voyage under the skin! Dr Tatiana PORUNOVA Dermatologist, Russia «It was a very professional congress as always. Great organization, highest level of lecturers, interesting Asian point of view on aesthetic medicine. Thank you for very useful and pleasant time I received in that congress!» Dr Adri Dwi PRASETYO Dermatologist, Indonesia «This 2013 Asian edition was a great success for the IMCAS team to bring out such a high quality of transfer of knowledge and skill in almost all sessions, teaching courses, and especially the live injectable cadaver workshop.» Dr David Sau Yan WONG Plastic Surgeon, Hong Kong «Personally I enjoyed the meeting. The team is really professional and there is a lot for us to learn. Congratulations for the success of yet another episode.»

6 JULY 2014 AUGUST 2014 IMCAS NOTE Key Moments pm - 7 pm Registration & Badge pick-up 8 am Registration begins 8.30 am - 7 pm Conference & exhibition 11 am - 1 pm Lipofilling workshop (room 4) 2 pm - 5 pm Live Injection cadaver workshop (room 1) 5.30 pm - 7 pm Teaching courses 7 pm Networking cocktail (open to all attendees) 8 am Registration begins 8.30 am - 6 pm Conference & exhibition continue 4.30 pm - 6 pm IMCAS Asia Industry Tribune (room 4) 4.30 pm - 6 pm Teaching courses 8 pm Gala dinner IMCAS PROGRAM FRIday AUGUST 1, 2014 from 8.00 am onward 8.30 am am 9.30 am am ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 INJECTABLES & MEDICINE 1 Orbital & periorbital rejuvenation 2 Lips rejuvenation PIGMENTATION & MEDICINE SYMPOSIA & TRIBUNE r e g i s t r a t i o n O P E N S 7 Debate: improving results with microneedling? 8 Latest trends in hair removal 11 Cosmeceutics & drug delivery: updates in 2014 SYMPOSIUM am - 11 am C O F F E E b r e a k 11 am - 12 pm 12 pm - 1 pm 3 Lower face, neck & decolleté rejuvenation 4 Debate: do we need long lasting fillers? 9 Treating pigmentation disorders with laser 10 Treating pigmentation disorders with peelings SYMPOSIUM 2 SYMPOSIUM 3 1 pm - 2 pm L U N C H b r e a k 2 pm - 3 pm 3 pm - 4 pm 4 pm - 5 pm 5 INJECTION CADAVER WORKSHOP 5 pm pm c o f f e e b r e a k LIPOFILLING & BODY surgery 12 Lipofilling techniques for face 13 Lipofilling techniques for body 14 VIDEO LIPOFILLING WORKSHOP 15 Breast implant and/or fat grafting: when and what? 16 Challenging cases of breast remodelling 17 Asian treatments for buttock & leg treatments am - 2 pm Conference & exhibition continue 2 pm End of IMCAS Asia pm - 7 pm 6 IMCAS ASIA INDUSTRY TRIBUNE TEACHING COURSE 1 Combined injection treatments: fillers & toxins TEACHING COURSE 2 In-depth approach to pigmentation TEACHING COURSE 3 State-of-the-art in breast surgery 7 pm N E T W O R K I N G C O C K T A I L Legend : Access open to all types of badges Sponsored sessions Optional courses please see registration form for admission fee!

7 SATURDAy AUGUST 2, 2014 ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 Laser & body shaping INJECTABLES symposia & MARKETING IMCAS PROGRAM FACE Surgery SunDAy AUGUST 3, 2014 ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 INJECTABLES LASERS & EBD SYMPOSIA & R & D NTERFACE & Surgery from 8.00 am onward r e g i s t r a t i o n from 8.00 am onward W E L C O M E 8.30 am am 18 Advanced laser techniques for acne 9.30 am am & scars 22 Debate: cannula vs sharp needle: what s the best? 26 Debate: suspending devices 23 Live demonstrations: 4 SYMPOSIUM fillers, toxins 27 Charming eyes: upper eyelid and brow 8.30 am am 9.30 am am 32 Debate: controversies of dosage and injection points 33 Volumetry: Asian vs Caucasian approach 36 Debate: lasers 37 Live demonstrations: lasers, lights & EBD 39 Market future regulation in Asia & fake market SYMPOSIUM 9 42 Looking to the future: stem cells 43 Idea to reality: regenerative medecine (GRF, PRP) am - 11 am c o f f e e b r e a k am - 11 am c o f f e e b r e a k 11 am - 12 pm 12 pm - 1 pm 19 Facial rejuvenation with lasers 20 Safety and efficacy in skin tightening 23 Live demonstrations: fillers, toxins, cosmeceutics, peelings & lipolytic treatments SYMPOSIUM 5 SYMPOSIUM 6 28 Charming eyes: lower eyelid 29 Advanced techniques for facelift 11 am - 12 pm 12 pm - 1 pm 34 Difficult areas to inject: fillers & toxins 37 Live demonstrations: lasers, lights, EBD & body shaping SYMPOSIUM Research & development 44 Revisited facial rejuvenation: from fundamentls to techniques 45 What s hot in assisted liposuction 1 pm - 2 pm L U N C H b r e a k 1 pm - 2 pm 35 Innovative trends in aesthetic medicine 38 Contributing lectures: medicine 41 New products & devices 46 Innovative trends in aesthetic surgery 2 pm - 3 pm 3 pm - 4 pm 21 What s hot in body shaping and fat lipolysis 24 SYMPOSIUM Complications 7 with ha fillers 25 Latest trends in hand rejuvenation SYMPOSIUM 8 30 Medical vs surgical rhinoplasty 31 Asian rhinoplasty 2 pm E N D O F I M C A S A S I A USE YOUR cell phone to immediately connect on imcas.com and access to: 4 pm pm c o f f e e b r e a k 4.30 pm - 6 pm TEACHING COURSE 4 In-depth approach to lasers & EBD TEACHING COURSE 5 Asian & Caucasian morphotypes TEACHING COURSE 6 Internet & social media 8 pm G A L A D I N N E R TEACHING COURSE 7 In-depth approach to rhinoplasty with TAFPRS programs speaker data circulation map exhibitor data latest news & IMCAS Live! to post, comment, and share with the overall medical aesthetic community Legend : Access open to all types of badges Sponsored sessions Optional courses - please see registration form for admission fee!

8 WORLDWIDE EXPERTS Dr Raj ACQUILLA Dermatologist, UNITED KINGDOM Dr Umar KHAN Plastic Surgeon, UNITED KINGDOM Dr Tony Yu Hsun CHIU Facial Plastic Surgeon, TAIWAN Dr Patrick Po Han HUANG Dermatologist, TAIWAN Dr Peter Hsien Li PENG Dermatologist, TAIWAN Dr Ashraf BADAWI Dermatologist, CANADA Dr Stephen MULHOLLAND Plastic Surgeon, CANADA Dr Daniel DEL VECCHIO Plastic Surgeon, USA Dr Chiranjiv CHHABRA Dermatologist, INDIA Dr Kuldeep SINGH Plastic Surgeon, INDIA Dr Henry Hin Lee CHAN Dermatologist, HK Dr King Man HO Dermatologist, HK Dr Taek Keun KWON Plastic Surgeon, SOUTH KOREA Dr David Dae Hwan PARK Plastic Surgeon, SOUTH KOREA Dr Tatjana PAVICIC Dermatologist, GERMANY Dr Daniel Tin Chak LEE Plastic Surgeon, HK Dr Taro KONO Plastic Surgeon, JAPAN Dr Tokuya OMI Dermatologist, JAPAN Dr Diane DUNCAN Plastic Surgeon, USA Dr Jonathan SYKES Facial Plastic Surgeon, USA Dr Steven COHEN Plastic Surgeon, USA Dr Michel ROUIF Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE Dr Gilbert ZAKINE Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE Dr Daniel CASSUTO Plastic Surgeon, ITALY Dr Cristina PUYAT Dermatologist, PHILIPPINES Dr David Sudarto OEIRIA Dermatologist, INDONESIA Dr Adri Dwi PRASETYO Dermatologist, INDONESIA Dr Frank ROSENGAUS Facial Plastic Surgeon, MEXICO Dr Tzachi SHELKOVITZ Dermatologist, ISRAEL Dr Chee Leok GOH Dermatologist, SINGAPORE Dr Hema SUNDARAM Dermatologist, USA Colin CAMPBELL Marketing Expert, SOUTH AFRICA Dr Apirag CHUANGSUWANICH Plastic Surgeon, THAILAND Dr John Hinton FLYNN Cosmetic Surgeon, AUSTRALIA COMPLETE EXPERT LIST (updated list on Raj ACQUILLA, Dermatologist, UNITED KINGDOM Hirotaka AKITA, Dermatologist, JAPAN Abraham ARIMUKO, Dermatologist, INDONESIA Ashraf BADAWI, Dermatologist, CANADA Laurent BRONES, Industry, FRANCE Colin CAMPBELL, Marketing Expert, SOUTH AFRICA Sabrina CHAN, Industry, HONG KONG Yates Yen Yu CHAO, Dermatologist, TAIWAN Chiranjiv CHHABRA, Dermatologist, INDIA Yu Hsun Tony CHIU, ENT, TAIWAN Steven COHEN, Plastic Surgeon, USA Diane Irvine DUNCAN, Plastic Surgeon, USA Christiane ERMISCH, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE Nimrod FRIEDMAN, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE Nobutaka FURUYAMA, Plastic Surgeon, JAPAN Sebastien GARSON, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE Seungbeom HAN, Plastic Surgeon, SOUTH KOREA Kwun Cheung HAU, Dermatologist, HONG KONG Nai Jen HSU, Dermatologist, TAIWAN Peter Y. C HUANG, Plastic Surgeon, TAIWAN Philippe KESTEMONT, Facial Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE Umar KHAN, Plastic Surgeon, UNITED KINGDOM Hee Jin KIM, Anatomist, SOUTH KOREA Taek Keun KWON, Plastic Surgeon, SOUTH KOREA Hanh LE, Plastic Surgeon, VIETNAM Tsai Ming LIN, Plastic Surgeon, TAIWAN Stephen Dick Chung LO, ENT, HONG KONG Amit LUTHRA, Dermatologist, INDIA Stephen MULHOLLAND, Plastic Surgeon, CANADA Milind NAIK, Oculoplastic Surgeon, INDIA Kei NEGISHI, Facial Plastic Surgeon, JAPAN David Sudarto OEIRIA, Dermatologist, INDONESIA Tokuya OMI, Dermatologist, JAPAN Tatjana PAVICIC, Dermatologist, GERMANY Hsien Li Peter PENG, Dermatologist, TAIWAN Andy PICKETT, PhD - Research, UNITED KINGDOM Maria Cristina PUYAT, Dermatologist, PHILIPPINES Igor RUDENKO, Dermatologist, UKRAINE Berthold RZANY, Dermatologist, GERMANY Tzachi SHELKOVITZ, Dermatologist, ISRAEL Kuldeep SINGH, Plastic Surgeon, INDIA Weimin SONG, Dermatologist, CHINA Gordon Ming Soon SOO, Facial Plastic Surgeon, HONG KONG Man Koon SUH, Plastic Surgeon, SOUTH KOREA Chung Jen TSENG, Dermatologist, TAIWAN Ryoji TSUBOI, Dermatologist, JAPAN Frederick WONG, Facial Plastic Surgeon, HONG KONG Kamol WATTANAKRAI, Plastic Surgeon, THAILAND Yuki YAMAMOTO, Dermatologist, JAPAN

9 WHAT SPOTLIGHTS and HOW Interviews on few selected topics Designed exclusively by plastic surgeons, dermatologists and all board-certified practitioners within the medical aesthetic industry, IMCAS scientific programs feature experts and specialists from around the world. Visionaries. Predictors. Innovators. These are the people who bring IMCAS to life, especially since their contribution exceeds the simple lecturing duty. Rhinoplasty, breast surgery, blepharoplasty, face lifts, hair implants, liposuction, liposculpture, lasers, fillers, peelings, etc... all of these topical subjects are taught by world renowned speakers who cement the excellence of our IMCAS offer. At IMCAS Asia 2014, speakers will be offering attendees unique perspectives and insights into what is shaping the future of the profession, with a precise focus on the Asia-Pacific region. From recommendations for ethnic specificities to the current state of the local medical aesthetics market, all aspects of the aesthetic medical field will be served to the attendees on a silver tray. We look forward to seeing these speakers take the stage in Hong Kong. In the meantime, they have shared with us a sneak-peek of the 2014 trends. Enjoy! WHAT HOW ASIAN RHINOPLASTY Saturday, Room 4 2 pm to 6 pm BODY CONTOURING Sunday, Room 4 12 pm to 1 pm «The latest trends in Asian rhinoplasty put more focus on less invasive procedures in selected patients who may benefit from filler injection techniques to the dorsum and botulinum toxin injection to the alae. Advances in implant technologies have also increased the array of implant material options to silicon, PTFE (previously Goretex) or composites, and more. The aim of Asian rhinoplasty is not to simulate Caucasian noses, but to achieve refinements in nasal aesthetics, without losing ethnic identities.» Dr Daniel Tin Chak LEE «This type of surgery is popular in Asia because Asian women are quite body conscious. They usually have small frames so that when they gain weight after pregnancy, it can be very noticeable.» Dr Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM BREAST SURGERY Friday, Room am to 7.00 pm ECONOMY & MARKET ANALYSIS Friday, Room pm to 7 pm FAKE MARKET Sunday, Room am to 9.30 am INJECTABLES Friday, Room 1 8 am to 7 pm INJECTIONS ON CADAVER & ANATOMY Friday, Room 1 2 pm to 5 pm LASERS FOR PIGMENTATION Friday, Room 2 11 am to 1 pm 5.30 pm to 7 pm LIPOFILLING Friday, Room 4 8:30 am to 1 pm ORIENTAL BLEPHAROPLASTY Saturday, Room am to 12 pm MARKETING Saturday, Room pm to 6 pm «Asian patients, who traditionally do not like artificial implants, are best served with the latest techniques in fat transplantation. These techniques allow the safe harvesting of fat in thin patients, while maintaining extremely natural results without any visible scars or needle marks on the breast.» Dr Daniel DEL VECCHIO «IMCAS and MRG (Millenium Research Group) have conducted a comprehensive survey on the Asian market with a special focus on China, the fastest growing market. Data regarding this survey will be presented during the next Asia Industry Tribune This survey covers dermal fillers, toxins and energy equipment market segments. We will also handle a round table discussion between executives of the industry and physicians in order to discuss physician and patient demands and particularly key challenges faced in the medical aesthetic market.» Laurent BRONES «With rapid global expansion of the aesthetic market, we see more opportunities for the invasion of fake products. Most of these fake products have been produced and imported from China, India, Pakistan, and other Asian countries where regulations and law enforcement are minimum or non-existent.» Dr Peter Y. C. HUANG «One current trend is to use fillers to modify congenital characteristics of the Asian face. Examples include enhancement of the nose, midface, forehead or chin; or injection of small amounts of hyaluronic acid filler at the inferior margin of the eyelid to create a charming roll. Another trend is to correct age-related disharmonies due to volume loss, by re-inflating facial fat compartments and other soft tissues.» Dr Hema SUNDARAM «No practitioner in our field can be comfortable when injecting without having a thorough knowledge of anatomy, in particular when it comes to muscles and fat, either for the face or body. These dissection techniques truly facilitate the process of locating the levels and axes where injections should be performed, in particular on the face and hands, and will be followed by high quality debates.» Dr Benjamin ASCHER «Asians are very prone to post inflammatory pigment hyperpigmentation following any laser treatment. Hence pre-operative patient assessment and selection of the most suitable laser and setting the appropriate parameters can help you reduced post inflammatory hyperpigment in Asian skin. Burns and blistering are other complications that are commonly seen in Asian dark skin. The right wavelength and pulsed duration setting is important in treating patients with dark skin.» Dr Chee Leok GOH «The latest development in the treatment of pigmentary conditions is the pico second laser. The results are quite pleasant.» Dr Henry Hin Lee CHAN «Increasing reports of efficacy of stromal vascular cells are appearing in both plastic surgery, dermatology and in other fields in medicine. Breakthroughs in the treatment of scleroderma, sports injuries, chronic injuries and conditions associated with ischemia and inflammation such as congestive heart failure and peripheral vascular disease are poised to happen in 2014.» Dr Steven COHEN «The most popular location of the indication of Asian choice for Oriental blepharoplasty is incisional or noincisional double-eyelid surgery, and upper blepharoplasties.» Dr David Dae Hwan PARK «The first step in any successful marketing campaign is developing a strategy, which should be set as the bench to qualify all marketing opportunities. In my opinion the best marketing strategy is to provide patients with the best experience. This strategy creates a wonderful word-of-mouth referral practice and helps to disqualify less important and expensive marketing avenues.» Colin CAMPBELL

10 FOCUS COURSE FRIDAY AUGUST 1 From 2.30 to 5 PM Room 1 Injection Cadaver Workshop With an unrestricted educational grant from Galderma, Ipsen Pharma and Laboratoires Vivacy. * Chairs Benjamin ASCHER and Jonathan SYKES in Hong Kong Philippe KESTEMONT in Nice Program UPPER, MID & LOWER FACE 2.35 pm MUSCLE & BONE STRUCTURES > Dissection on cadaver Philippe KESTEMONT > Injections on living patient (Ipsen Pharma range) Kwun Cheung HAU > Anatomical debate Jonathan SYKES Description, Purpose & Outcome Take the opportunity to expand your repertoire of injection techniques and learn through an outstanding in-depth focus on anatomy. This 4-module workshop is designed to give the practitioners an exclusive opportunity to expand their current repertoire of injection techniques concerning toxins and fillers, covering most important face parts as well as controversial areas. This lab format experience, with both diagnostic scanning and injections, represents an ample possibility for participants to ask questions and discuss with the experts. During the whole session, the dissections are satellite live transmitted from Nice (France), using fresh cadavers. Post dissection immediate live injection demonstrations on living patients will provide the participants a sense of realism. The combination of cadaveric studies in correlation with the living tissues is an IMCAS unique feature for more than 3 years pm FAT COMPARTMENT & DIFFERENT LOCATIONS FOR VOLUMETRY > Dissection on cadaver Philippe KESTEMONT > Volumetric injections on living patient (Galderma range) TBD > Anatomical debate Hee Jin KIM 4.00 pm FACE ANATOMY TO AVOID COMPLICATIONS > Dissection on cadaver Philippe KESTEMONT > Injections on living patient (Laboratoires Vivacy range) Benjamin ASCHER > Anatomical debate Hee Jin KIM & Jonathan SYKES - Debate with the audience * To check out "unrestricted educational grant" specificities versus "sponsorship" specificities, go there: This complete workshop offers the most in-depth and comprehensive opportunity for the participants to experience an alternative and intense learning, focusing on the injection techniques of the whole face. The desired outcome is to integrate multiple aspects of injection management in treating the patients, allowing the physicians to improve their skills in a very practical way and thereby reducing patients risks and complications. Among all existing cadaver workhops, why choose IMCAS? Because beyond its pionnering position, IMCAS offers a «Haute Couture» format: expert anatomists, superior injectors, state-of-the-art logistical support. This 6th edition promises to be another memorable and exciting learning experience. Rendez-vous on Friday, 1st of August for an intense 2,5-hour voyage under the skin!

11 PROGRAM Friday, August 1 session 1 Orbital & periorbital rejuvenation CHAIRS: Daniel CASSUTO, Amit LUTHRA > Peri-orbital beautification: 6 point approach Raj ACQUILLA (12401/12min) > The dynamic classification of tear trough and treatment options Nai Jen HSU (12458/12min) > Periorbital volume restoration: fat grafting or fillers? David Sudarto OEIRIA (12849/12min) > Periorbital aesthetic rejuvenation: choosing the right options Milind NAIK (12851/12min) session 5 2:30 PM 5 PM Injection cadaver live workshop CHAIRS: Benjamin ASCHER, Philippe KESTEMONT, Jonathan SYKES Check the complete program on the previous page. session 2 10:30 AM session 3 11 AM session 4 Lips rejuvenation CHAIRS: Raj ACQUILLA, Berthold RZANY > Anatomic subdivision unit concept of lip augmentation: a video lecture Adri Dwi PRASETYO (12511/12min) > The happy face treatment: commissures and marionette lines Frank L ROSENGAUS (12580/12min) > Lipofilling for lip augmentation in orientals - my technique with micro-transplantation fat transplantation Tsai Ming LIN (12902/12min) > Laser lip rejuvenation - a new way to improve the lip volume in comparison with the other techniques Ashraf M BADAWI (12415/12min) Lower face, neck & decolleté rejuvenation CHAIRS: Tsai Ming LIN, Frank L ROSENGAUS > Why anatomy is crucial for lower face and neck? Benjamin ASCHER (12408/10min) > Jawline correction - minimal invasive technologies and selection of best filler Tatjana PAVICIC (12574/10min) > Neck rejuvenation: tips and tricks Amit LUTHRA (12486/10min) > Noninvasive and minimally invasive treatment of the aging neck: optimizing outcomes Diane Irvine DUNCAN (12435/10min) > A novel injection technique of neck lines treatment using hydroxyapatite Yates Yen Yu CHAO (12899/10min) Debate: do we need long lasting fillers? CHAIRS: Peter Y C HUANG, Hanh LE, Berthold RZANY > The advantages and limitations of activating fillers Yates Yen Yu CHAO (12419/10min) > Pros of longer lasting tissue fillers Daniel Tin Chak LEE (12477/10min) > Con: complications from permanent fillers John Hinton FLYNN (12445/10min) > Pro: long term results with long lasting fillers Tzachi SHELKOVITZ (12529/10min) session 6 5:30 PM 7 PM IMCAS Asian Industry Tribune COORDINATORS: Benjamin ASCHER, Laurent BRONES Check the complete program on the next page. React on IMCAS.COM Use your mobile phone during the sessions and post your comments in live on IMCAS Live! Interact with your colleagues and other attendees, share your opinion and debate! How to post on IMCAS Live? Connect on your IMCAS account with your last name, and ID (password), then enter the community and start the discussion. CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE How does IMCAS broadcast the information to its speakers? Scientific lectures are presumed to be based on objective interpretations of evidence and unbiased interpretations of facts. The integrity of our conference requires disclosure of the possibilities of potentially distorting influences. The audience may then judge and, if necessary, make allowance for the impact of the bias on the information being reported. In general, the safest and most open course of action is to disclose activities and relationships that, if known to others, might be viewed as a conflict of interest, even if speakers do not believe that any conflict or bias exists. This is why each speaker is asked to display his or her disclosure slide before beginning to lecture. How about speaker(s) declaring a no Conflict of Interest? Neither the speaker nor any member of his/her immediate family has a significant financial arrangement or affiliation with the product, device or company involved in the congress nor any potential bias against another product, device or company. More information on:

12 PROGRAM FRIDAY AUGUST 1 From 5.30 to 7 PM Room 1 ASIAN INDUSTRY TRIBUNE Program > Introduction by the coordinators 5.35 pm MARKET ANALYSIS Moderator: Laurent BRONES > Energy device, body contouring device & breast implant markets in Asia & how patient habits will influence the market in the coming years Michael MORETTI (13151/10min) > Asia: the next facial injectables hot spot Ken McLAREN (13153/15min) Purpose & Outcome Analyze the Asian aesthetic medical market Estimate market growth capacities Understand the strategy and vision of major aesthetic companies in Asia Stay updated with the last economic news (mergers, acquisitions, regulation..) 6.05 pm Round table Industry vs doctors Moderators: Benjamin ASCHER, Laurent BRONES Industry participants: Philip BURCHARD (Merz), Michel CHERON (Vivacy), Scott MCLENNAN (Galderma), Valerie TAUPIN (Teoxane) Doctor participants: Abraham ARIMUKO, Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM, Tokuya OMI, Peter Hsien Li PENG 7 pm NETWORKING COCKTAIL - open to all attendees Coordinators Benjamin ASCHER, Plastic Surgeon, IMCAS Course Director, FRANCE Laurent BRONES, Business Development Manager, SYMATESE, FRANCE IMCAS World Congress Industry Tribune Coordinator (Paris) Industry Faculty Philip BURCHARD, CEO, MERZ PHARMA, GERMANY Michel CHERON, CEO, LABORATOIRES VIVACY, FRANCE Scott MCLENNAN, Head of Regional Centre of Excellence APAC, GALDERMA, HONG KONG Michael MORETTI, Founder, CEO & Editor, MEDICAL INSIGHT, USA Ken MCLAREN, Vice-President, COO, MILLENIUM RESEARCH GROUP, CANADA Valérie TAUPIN, Chairman, TEOXANE LABORATORIES, FRANCE

13 PROGRAM Friday, August 1 session 7 Microneedling: does it really work? CHAIRS: Hirotaka AKITA, Abraham ARIMUKO > Fundamentals of microneedling Chiranjiv CHHABRA (12592/12min) > Guidelines for treatments with microneedling Taro KONO (12469/12min) tc 1 5:30 PM 7 PM Combined injection treatments: fillers & toxins DIRECTORS: Po Han Patrick HUANG, Hema SUNDARAM > Teaching course director s lecture Hema SUNDARAM (12635/15min) > Teaching course director s lecture Po Han Patrick HUANG (12468/15min) > Limits and side effects of microneedling Sebastien GARSON (12451/12min) > Focus on: chin and jawline contouring using Btx-A & HA Raj ACQUILLA (12403/10min) session 8 10:30 AM > Subsicion with microneedling Tzachi SHELKOVITZ (12528/12min) Latest trends in hair removal CHAIRS: Hsien Li Peter PENG, Chi Keung YEUNG > Introduction: what s new in high speed diode hair removal in the Asian patient? R Stephen MULHOLLAND (12491/12min) > Pardoxical hair growth after lasers: why and how to minimize for Asian skin type? Ashraf M BADAWI (12414/12min) Chung Jen TSENG (12927/12min) > What are the limits of hair removal in Asian skin? David Sudarto OEIRIA (12494/12min) session 11 ROom 3 > Focus on: practical application of fat compartment, facial muscle, and volumetry for combined injection treatments in asians Adri Dwi PRASETYO (12512/10min) > Focus on: botulinum toxins & hyaluronic acid combination therapy Nobutaka FURUYAMA (12850/10min) > Focus on: heart-shaped face: prefered face contour for Asian by combining fillers, toxin and threads Peter Y C HUANG (12515/10min) Cosmeceutics & drug delivery: updates in 2014 CHAIR: Hema SUNDARAM > Cosmeceuticals in dermatology Chee Leok GOH (12457/12min) > New and emerging concepts in cosmeceuticals Hema SUNDARAM (12541/12min) session 9 11 AM Treating pigmentation disorders with laser CHAIRS: Chee Leok GOH, Tzachi SHELKOVITZ > How to avoid complications while treating pigmentation with laser? David Sudarto OEIRIA (12920/12min) > Laser treatment of melasma: what is our real target? Daniel CASSUTO (12554/12min) > Q switched Nd:YAG for hyperpigmentation Abraham ARIMUKO (12405/12min) SYMPOSIA ROom 3 Symposia 1, 2 & 3 MORE DETAILS SOON AVAILABLE session 10 > Low fluence Q-switched laser for melasma: direct comparison of QS Nd:YAG laser versus QS alexandrite laser in Asian patients - which is superior? Kei NEGISHI (12779/12min) Treating pigmentation disorders with peelings CHAIRS: David Sudarto OEIRIA, Tokuya OMI > Chemical peeling for pigment Abraham ARIMUKO (12407/12min) Kamol WATTANAKRAI (12524/12min) > Medium depth peels - tca and combinations Tatjana PAVICIC (12575/12min) tc 2 5:30 PM 7 PM ROom 3 In-depth approach to pigmentation DIRECTORS: Chee Leok GOH, Taro KONO > Teaching course director s lecture: fundamentals of Asian skin pigmentation Taro KONO (12638/15min) > Teaching course director s lecture: guidelines for Asian pigmentation treatments Chee Leok GOH (12454/15min) > Focus on: techniques for treating pigmentary disorders! Kwun Cheung HAU (12922/10min) > Focus on: laser for pigmentation: Asian point of view Hirotaka AKITA (12495/10min) > Focus on: pigment removal by laser or light device - how to avoid complication while keeping efficacy for Asian patients? Kei NEGISHI (12679/10min) > Focus on: Nd:Yag lasers in treatment of pigmented naevi Chiranjiv CHHABRA (12595/10min)

14 PROGRAM Friday, August 1 session 12 Lipofilling techniques for face CHAIRS: Dae Hwan David PARK, Jonathan SYKES > What is the best criteria of survial of the fat in the face? Steven COHEN (12640/6min) > Fat transplantation in facial rejuvenation Hanh LE (12876/10min) session 16 3 PM 4 PM Challenging clinical cases of breast remodelling CHAIR: Nimrod FRIEDMAN > Challenging clinical cases in breast surgery Christiane ERMISCH (12628), Hanh LE (12567), Umar KHAN (12559), Sebastien GARSON (12452) > Peri-orbital rejuvenation: comparation of different fat transplantation devices Tsai Ming LIN (12480/10min) Seungbeom HAN (12622/10min) > Evaluating the steps of lipoharvest and fat injection for face Michel ROUIF (12606/10min) session 17 4 PM 5 PM Asian treatments for buttock & legs CHAIR: Sebastien GARSON > Buttock and leg augmentation using large writing fat transplantation-a scientific approach Daniel DEL VECCHIO (12599/12min) > Natural buttock reshaping in bodylifting Gilbert ZAKINE (12625/12min) session 13 10:30 AM Lipofilling techniques for body CHAIRS: Sebastien GARSON, Gilbert ZAKINE > What is the best criteria of survial of the fat in the body? Daniel DEL VECCHIO (12641/6min) > Buttock lipodystrophy - salvage and recontouring with fat grafting Tsai Ming LIN (12878/12min) > Water jetstream liposuction for fat harvesting in large volume fat grafting to the buttocks Alexander T HAMERS (12614/12min) session AM > A new system for large ryan fat transplantation high workflow and efficiency Daniel DEL VECCHIO (12645/12min) Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM (12642/12min) Seungbeom HAN (12644/12min) Video lipofilling workshop CHAIRS: Steven COHEN, Daniel DEL VECCHIO > Part 1: video on anatomy of the fat of the face Jonathan SYKES (12646/15min) > Part 1: video on 2014 updated techniques of the lipofilling of the face Steven COHEN (12650/30min) > Part 2: video on anatomy of the fat of the breast Sebastien GARSON (12648/15min) > Part 2: video on 2014 updated techniques of the lipofilling of the breast Daniel DEL VECCHIO (12649/30min) tc 3 5:30 PM 7 PM 2014 State-of-the-art in breast surgery DIRECTOR: Daniel DEL VECCHIO > Teaching course director s lecture: breast reconstruction to avoid complications Daniel DEL VECCHIO (12598/15min) > Focus on: chest and breast asymmetries and review of implant sizes in 164 consecutive asymmetrical augmentation mammoplasties Umar KHAN (12560/10min) > Focus on: primary breast augmentation with micro-autologous fat transplantation Tsai Ming LIN (12903/10min) > Focus on: how to deal with the biofilms in breast surgery? Michel ROUIF (12605/10min) > Focus on: how to avoid complications in breast augmentation by implants? Christiane ERMISCH (12629/10min) session 15 2 PM 3 PM Breast implant and/or grafting - what are the limits? CHAIRS: Steven COHEN, Hanh LE > The limits of augmentation with fat grafting Sebastien GARSON (12449/12min) > The limits of augmentation with breast implants Nimrod FRIEDMAN (12431/12min) > The limits of composite breast augmentation Daniel DEL VECCHIO (12597/12min) > The limits of breast implants David TOPCHIAN (12676/10min)

15 PROGRAM SATURDAY, August 2 session 18 10:30 AM Advanced laser & EBD techniques for acne & scars CHAIRS: Yu Hsun Tony CHIU, King Man HO > Laser treatment of acne scars in Asian skin Chee Leok GOH (12455/12min) > Role of 5-FU in scar management: through injection and lasers Po Han Patrick HUANG (12467/12min) > Long-pulse dye laser & fractional radiofrequency treatment for hypertropic scars Taro KONO (12470/12min) > Patient selection, side effect and complication in laser cosmetic procedures David Sudarto OEIRIA (12498/12min) > Light and RF based acne scar therapy Tokuya OMI (12499/12min) > Histological studies of facial acne and atrophic acne scars treated with laser and bipolar fractional radiofrequency system Yuki YAMAMOTO (12525/12min) > Laser treatment of scars: ablative or non ablative? Daniel CASSUTO (12555/12min) > The role of non ablative lasers in treating acne scars - Indian experience Chiranjiv CHHABRA (12594/12min) session 21 2 PM 4 PM What s hot in body shaping and fat lipolysis? CHAIRS: Ashraf BADAWI, Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM > Injections vs energy based devices for body shaping Benjamin ASCHER (12409/12min) > Cryolipolysis for removal of excess adipose tissue Chiranjiv CHHABRA (12596/12min) > Radiofrequency devices that deliver permanent fat reduction and soft tissue contraction in the Asian patient R Stephen MULHOLLAND (12492/12min) Henry Hin Lee CHAN (12616/12min) > Non-invasive body contouring with non thermal focused ultrasound Chung Jen TSENG (12906/12min) > Non-invasive adipocytolysis: managing tissue response - fat loss vs inflammation Diane Irvine DUNCAN (12444/12min) > Chemical fat liposys with highly concentrated deoxycholate solution Igor RUDENKO (12584/12min) Kuldeep SINGH (12534/12min) session AM Facial rejuvenation with lasers CHAIRS: Taro KONO, Hema SUNDARAM > The impact on Asian skin type facial rejuvenation with different long pulsed lasers John Hinton FLYNN (12446/12min) Henry Hin Lee CHAN (12523/12min) Hirotaka AKITA (12784/12min) > Facial rejuvenation by long pulsed KTP alone versus additional long pulsed Nd:YAG laser in Asian patients Kei NEGISHI (12778/12min) tc 4 4:30 PM 6 PM In-depth approach to lasers & EBD DIRECTORS: Daniel CASSUTO, Henry Hin Lee CHAN > Teaching course director s lecture Henry Hin Lee CHAN (12619/15min) > Teaching course director s lecture Daniel CASSUTO (12655/15min) > Focus on: fractional RF: a comparison between different approaches, devices and companies Nimrod FRIEDMAN (12780/10min) > Additional contributors: Hirotaka AKITA (12782/10min), Taro KONO (12852/10min), Tokuya OMI (12853/10min) session 20 Safety and efficacy in skin tightening CHAIRS: Hirotaka AKITA, Chiranjiv CHHABRA > Fractional needle radiofrequency for skin tightening Abraham ARIMUKO (12406/12min) > Complications of radiofrequency-based device use: prevention and treatment Diane Irvine DUNCAN (12443/12min) > Non invasive body contouring and skin tightening, what is the objective? Ashraf M BADAWI (12653/12min) Taro KONO (12654/12min) session 22 Debate: cannula vs sharp needle: what s the best? CHAIRS: Igor RUDENKO, Jonathan SYKES > Pro cannula: why cannula is always better and safer than needle: focus on applied anatomy of cannula Adri Dwi PRASETYO (12513/10min) > Pro cannula: why, when and how I use cannula for volumetry? Frank L ROSENGAUS (12585/10min) > Pro sharp needle: sharp guys use sharp needles! Berthold RZANY (12656/10min) > Pro cannula: volume augmentation - «blunt» is not blind, but without blue and black Tatjana PAVICIC (12657/10min)

16 PROGRAM SATURDAY, August 2 session 23 Live demonstrations: fillers, toxins, cosmeceutics, peelings & lipolytic treatments CHAIRS: Raj ACQUILLA, Yates Yen Yu CHAO, Nai Jen HSU > Live demonstration - Teoxane Laboratories - Teosyal Kwun Cheung HAU (12840/20min) > Live demonstration - Teoxane Laboratories - Teosyal Kwun Cheung HAU (12841/20min) > Live demonstration - Scientech Corporation Sagl - Hyaline & Essenthyal Carmelo PROTOPAPA (12933/20min) session 26 ROom 3 Debate: suspending devices CHAIRS: Abraham ARIMUKO, Tsai Ming LIN, Michel ROUIF > Pro: Threads lift in facial rejuvenation Peter Y C HUANG (12461/10min) > Con: TBD Nobutaka FURUYAMA (12785/10min) > Pro: Thread lift: patients selection vs threads selection Hsien Li Peter PENG (12506/10min) > Con: TBD Kamol WATTANAKRAI (12879/10min) session 24 2 PM 3 PM How to deal with complications with HA fillers CHAIRS: Adri PRASETYO, Gordon Ming Soon SOO > Complications from resorbable fillers: a problem oriented approach Daniel CASSUTO (12550/12min) > The most dangerous complication after filler use Igor RUDENKO (12583/12min) SYMPOSIA 4 PM ROom 3 Symposia 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 MORE DETAILS SOON AVAILABLE session 25 3 PM 4 PM > Treatment of adverse reactions to injectable fillers: which role play antibiotics? Berthold RZANY (12587/12min) > How to deal with nods? Hema SUNDARAM (12680/12min) Latest trends in hand rejuvenation CHAIRS: Stephen MULHOLLAND, Adri PRASETYO > Hand rejuvenation with fillers - anatomy based pro and contras of different injection techniques (video) Tatjana PAVICIC (12573/12min) > How anatomy allows you to avoid complications? Benjamin ASCHER (12658/12min) tc 6 4:30 PM 6 PM ROom 3 Internet & social media DIRECTOR: Colin CAMPBELL > Teaching course director s lecture: how to fail at social media: common mistakes exposed Colin CAMPBELL (12558/15min) > Focus on: speedbreakers in cosmetic dermatology: search, pause and think Amit LUTHRA (12521/10min) > Focus on: how to deal with patient psychology on internet and social media? Ashraf M BADAWI (12413/10min) > Focus on: TBD Weimin SONG (12786/10min) > What technique for what indication? John Hinton FLYNN (12660/12min) > Hand rejuvenation with non HA fillers Tzachi SHELKOVITZ (12659/12min) session 27 10:30 AM Charming eyes: upper eyelid and brow CHAIRS: Gordon Ming Soon SOO, Kamol WATTANAKRAI > Unilateral and bilateral transpalbebral browpexy Umar KHAN (12561/12min) Milind NAIK (12669/12min) tc 5 4:30 PM 6 PM Asian & Caucasian morphotypes DIRECTORS: Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM, Frank L ROSENGAUS > Teaching course director s lecture: what are the differents between Asian morphotypes and how to deal with it? Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM (12664/15min) > Teaching course director s lecture: what are the differents between Asian and Caucasian morphotypes and how to deal with it? Frank L ROSENGAUS (12662/15min) > Focus on: philosophy of face reading and its impact on Asian aesthetics Frederick WONG (12666/10min) > Additional contributors: Kwun Cheung HAU (12866/10min), Peter Y C HUANG (12462/10min), Hee Jin KIM (12686/10min) > Optimizing fronto-temporal lift with brow lift Hanh LE (12568/12min) > Endoscopic forehead lift adapted to the Asian brow Taek Keun KWON (12475/12min) > Sub-brow blepharoplasty Daniel Tin Chak LEE (12478/12min) > How to make big eye 3 dimensional in Asians? Dae Hwan David PARK (12501/12min) > Aesthetics and biomechanics of brow lifting Jonathan SYKES (12610/12min) > The treatment of sunken upper eyelid in Taiwanese: focus on patient selection Nai Jen HSU (12459/12min)

17 PROGRAM SATURDAY, August 2 session AM Charming eyes: lower eyelid CHAIRS: Taek Keun KWON, Stephen Dick Chung LO > Orbitomalar suspension during lower eyelid surgery Steven COHEN (12427/10min) > Orbital fat management in lower blepharoplasty Dae Hwan David PARK (12502/10min) > How to make charming eyes without surgery: rolls of lower eyelids in Asian with filler Hsien Li Peter PENG (12509/10min) > Micro fat grafting in lower blepharoplasties Michel ROUIF (12604/10min) tc 7 4:30 PM 6 PM In-depth approach to rhinoplasty Teaching course organized in collaboration with the Taiwan Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. DIRECTORS: Yu Hsun Tony CHIU, Steve Chuan Hsiang KAO > Teaching course director s lecture: correction of alar rim deformities and crooked nose Yu Hsun Tony CHIU (12421/15min) > Teaching course director s lecture: augmentation rhinoplasty with costal cartilage grafting: a video presentation Steve Chuan Hsiang KAO (12775/15min) > Lower eyelid rejuvenation, a paradigm shift Kamol WATTANAKRAI (12880/10min) session 29 session 30 2 PM 3 PM Advanced techniques for facelift CHAIRS: Seungbeom HAN, Kuldeep SINGH > The anatomy and rationale of the deep plane facelift Jonathan SYKES (12621/12min) > Optimal full facelift Hanh LE (12858/12min) > Selection of different facelifts adapted to different morphotypes Taek Keun KWON (12473/12min) > Technical details of facelifting combined with fat injection: three dimensional restoration of the face Steven COHEN (12432/12min) Medical vs surgical rhinoplasty CHAIRS: Man Koon SUH, Jonathan SYKES > Anatomical basis of nasal remodeling with HA: how to avoid complications? Frank L ROSENGAUS (12581/10min) > Augmentation rhinoplasty - from filler to operation Yu Hsun Tony CHIU (12420/10min) > Surgical sculpture of the Asian nose Stephen Dick Chung LO (12483/10min) > Oriental rhinoplasty - specific indication please! Taek Keun KWON (12476/10min) > Injection rhinomodulation using Btx-A & HA: 8 point strategy Raj ACQUILLA (12404/10min) BRING ThE CONFERENCE BACK HOME WITH you! By attending IMCAS Asia 2014, you have a perpetual dedicated account on IM- CAS website and a premium access to IMCAS online e-learning content. We are glad to offer you the possibility to continue your learning online and improve your knowledge. Through your member account online, you get a one-year full access to: IMCAS database of e-learning videos (live demonstrations, interviews, debates, etc.) including all videos of previous IMCAS congresses in Paris, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore, New Delhi and Bangkok. all congresses submitted abstracts e-jdd, all 2014 digital issues of the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology PMFA News, all 2014 digital issues of Plastics Maxillofacial Surgery and Aesthetics News journal and more to come... session 31 3 PM 4 PM Asian rhinoplasty CHAIRS: Nobutaka FURUYAMA, Stephen Dick Chung LO > Asian preferences of nasal aesthetics & the dynamic changes of Asian rhinoplasty Gordon Ming Soon SOO (12537/12min) Steve Chuan Hsiang KAO (12479/12min) > Asian tip plasty: principle and technique Man Koon SUH (12590/12min) > Correction of crooked noses in Asian Frederick WONG (12546/12min)

18 PROGRAM SUNDAY, August 3 session 32 Debate: toxins dosage and injection points CHAIRS: Kwun Cheung HAU, Berthold RZANY Andy PICKETT (12924/10min) > Minimal vs classic dosing: botulinum toxins revisited Po Han Patrick HUANG (12671/10min) Igor RUDENKO (12925/10min) > How to deal with danger zones considering dosing & injection points? Hee Jin KIM (12687/10min) session 35 2 PM Innovative trends in aesthetic medicine CHAIRS: Tatjana PAVICIC, Chi Keung YEUNG > 2014 Updates on facial vein treatment Chih Hsun Jason YANG (12549/10min) > «Permanent» botox? RF nerve ablation for reduction of dynamic lines Diane Irvine DUNCAN (12441/10min) > Clinical finding of depigment effects of poly-l-lactic acid and its possible mechanism Nai Jen HSU (12460/10min) > Collagen stimulation by injectable fillers - what is myth, what is reality? Berthold RZANY (12863/10min) > Non invasive laser treatment for snoring Ashraf M BADAWI (12416/10min) session 33 10:30 AM Volumetry: Asian vs Caucasian approach CHAIRS: Nobutaka FURUYAMA, Igor RUDENKO > Beautification of face with injectables: Asian approach Yates Yen Yu CHAO (12418/12min) > Comparative volumetry between different ethnic groups in Asia Adri Dwi PRASETYO (12514/12min) > All about cheekbones: Asian vs Caucasian approach Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM (12563/12min) session 36 Combined injection treatments Session organized in collaboration with the Australian College of Cosmetic Surgery CHAIR: John Hinton FLYNN > Contributors to be announced > Fat compartment injection facelift: Asian vs Caucasian approach Raj ACQUILLA (12688/12min) session AM Difficult areas to inject: fillers & toxins Session organized in collaboration with the Taiwanese Dermatological Association. CHAIRS: Yates Yen Yu CHAO, Po Han Patrick HUANG > How to decrease the difficulties in using microcannulae? adapted to the area Po Han Patrick HUANG (12465/12min) Nai Jen HSU (12411/12min) session 37 Live demonstrations: lasers, lights, EBD & body shaping CHAIRS: Diane Irvine DUNCAN, King Man HO, Taro KONO > What s new in spider veins? Chih Hsun Jason YANG (12548/10min) > What s new in vascular? Tokuya OMI (12500/10min) > A novel pixelated technique of forehead recontouring using PLLA Yates Yen Yu CHAO (12487/12min) > Temporals and forehead contouring: filler selection & technique Hsien Li Peter PENG (12505/12min) > Management of complications from filler injection Chung Jen TSENG (12510/12min) > Facial rejuvenation with fillers: demonstration of right and wrong techniques using 3D animation movies Nimrod FRIEDMAN (12689/12min) > Difficulties in correction of facial asymmetry Kuldeep SINGH (12531/12min) session 38 2 PM Contributing lectures: medicine CHAIRS: Chiranjiv CHHABRA, Maria Cristina PUYAT > Biological secrets: the body s repair mechanisms that can delay aging Xanya SOFRA WEISS (12882/8min) > Ethics and quality assurance two important key points for patient safety in aesthetic surgery & medicine Bahram SHAHIDI (12883/8min) > Clinical anatomy of the face for filler and toxin injection Hee Jin KIM (12690/12min) > Cadaver and patients anatomy on compression and intravascular injection of filler rhinoplasty Adri Dwi PRASETYO (12877/12min)

19 PROGRAM SUNDAY, August 3 session 39 ROom 3 SYMPOSIA 12 AM Market future regulation in Asia & fake market CHAIRS: Benjamin ASCHER, Andy PICKETT > Products safety in China Peter Y C HUANG (12463/0min) > Fillers safety in Asia Hsien Li Peter PENG (12508/0min) Sabrina CHAN (12557/0min) Andy PICKETT (12578/0min) Symposia 9 & 10 MORE DETAILS SOON AVAILABLE session 43 10:30 AM Idea to reality: regenerative medecine (GRF, PRP) CHAIRS: David Sudarto OEIRIA, Dae Hwan David PARK > Dermal-subcutaneous tissue regeneration with stromal vascular cell enriched fat transfer: a new frontier for treatment of perioral aging Steven COHEN (12519/12min) > Prp for androgenetic alopecia - preliminary exciting results and my initial experience Tzachi SHELKOVITZ (12526/12min) > Platelet-rich plasma, growth factors and cytokines - what is their regenerative potential? Hema SUNDARAM (12672/12min) > Platelet-rich plasma and growth factors in scar healing - new developments Gilbert ZAKINE (12673/12min) ROom 3 session 40 ROom 3 Research & development CHAIR: Gilbert ZAKINE > Bias in aesthetic clinical trials Igor RUDENKO (12859/10min) session AM Revisited facial rejuvenation: from fundamentals to techniques CHAIRS: Taek Keun KWON, Kuldeep SINGH > How to deal with fat compartments? Jonathan SYKES (12611/12min) > Revisited periorbital rejuvenation Dae Hwan David PARK (12504/12min) > New multimodality approach to facial aging Steven COHEN (12398/12min) Frederick WONG (12674/12min) session 41 2 PM ROom 3 New products & devices CHAIR: Benjamin ASCHER > Hydrogel of chitosan: a promising treatment for burn and scar Gilbert ZAKINE (12626/8min) > New product and device: microwave device for axillary hyperhidrosis Chung Jen TSENG (12884/8min) > Gain without pain: neurofrequency (NF) for rejuvenation and body contouring Xanya SOFRA WEISS (12895/8min) session 45 What s hot in assisted liposuction? CHAIRS: Diane Irvine DUNCAN, Christiane ERMISCH > What s new in thermal cellulite and liposuction treatments with lasers in the Asian patient? R Stephen MULHOLLAND (12489/12min) > Power assisted fat grafting in gluteal reshaping to reduce posterior step of lower body lift Michel ROUIF (12602/12min) > The complete vaser system and their uses Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM (12564/12min) > Sculpturing the male torso: chest, six packs and flanks Nimrod FRIEDMAN (12900/12min) session 42 Looking to the future: stem cells CHAIRS: Steven COHEN, Daniel DEL VECCHIO > Understanding of stem cells - what is and what is not stem cell therapy? John Hinton FLYNN (12399/10min) > Adipose derived stem cells (ADSCS) & PRP assisted structural fat graft for facial rejuvenation Dae Hwan David PARK (12503/10min) > Volumetric changes of stem cell facelift Maria Cristina PUYAT (12517/10min) > Autologous pluripotent mesenchymal stem cells from the skin Christoph GANSS (12890/10min) session 46 2 PM Innovative trends in facial aesthetic surgery CHAIRS: Tsai Ming LIN, Frederick WONG > Beauty sleep and the upper airway Gordon Ming Soon SOO (12538/12min) > New technique of the nasal tip plasty: hybrid septal extension graft Man Koon SUH (12862/12min) > Surgical approach for treating lips Taek Keun KWON (12474/12min) > The periosteal pulley technique for orbital fat realignment in lower lid blepharoplasty Kamol WATTANAKRAI (12923/12min)

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