Plastic Surgery 2010
The biggest meeting in Plastic Surgery, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) annual meeting, "Plastic Surgery 2010" will be in Toronto, starting in about 2 weeks. And yours truly will be there, with about 5,000 other surgeons, medical personnel, exhibitors and industry representatives in the field of plastic surgery. To quote the late Ed Sullivan, it's a really big show.
Even though it's called the "American" Society of Plastic Surgeons, there's actually a very large degree of international participation from our European and Canadian surgery colleagues, which is very eye-opening and helpful. We'll be hearing about new techniques, checking out the effectiveness of new devices, and learning about up and coming trends from around the world. The ASPS meeting covers not only cosmetic surgery, but also all the other subspecialties of plastic surgery: reconstructive surgery, microsurgery, cranio-facial, hand and burn surgery are all well represented.
I'll be attending the cosmetically-oriented sessions, including the ever-popular "Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery", a panel on Breast Augmentation through Fat Grafting, and a number of teaching courses.
Not to worry, I'll be blogging about it all, the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Even though it's called the "American" Society of Plastic Surgeons, there's actually a very large degree of international participation from our European and Canadian surgery colleagues, which is very eye-opening and helpful. We'll be hearing about new techniques, checking out the effectiveness of new devices, and learning about up and coming trends from around the world. The ASPS meeting covers not only cosmetic surgery, but also all the other subspecialties of plastic surgery: reconstructive surgery, microsurgery, cranio-facial, hand and burn surgery are all well represented.
I'll be attending the cosmetically-oriented sessions, including the ever-popular "Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery", a panel on Breast Augmentation through Fat Grafting, and a number of teaching courses.
Not to worry, I'll be blogging about it all, the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Labels: 2010, annual meeting, ASPS, new technology, Toronto
posted by Thomas Fiala, MD, FACS, FRCSC 2:05 PM
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1 Comments:
Sounds great! I wish "laypeople" aka consumers could go. Looking forward to reading your recaps.
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