Total Definer Mini Symposium

Friday, March 21, 2025

9:45am-12:15pm

9:45-10:00	Lecture 1 – Total Graft: Intramuscular Fat Grafting is Safe and Efficient	Alfredo Hoyos, MD and Matt Stefanelli, MD
10:00-10:12	Lecture 2 - Lipedema: A New Hope – High-Volume Liposculpture & Quantum RF Revolution	Jafar Jorjani, MD
10:12-10:27	Lecture 3 - HD-sasters: How to Avoid Complications and Poor Results in Advanced Body Sculpting	Alfredo Hoyos, MD
10:27-10:40	Lecture 4 - MILA: Is HD Lipo and Scarless Plication Possible?	Guillermo Di Biasio, MD
10:40-10:55	Lecture 5 - Multidimensional Fat Grafting of the Face: The Fat Codes	Juan Pablo Menendez, MD
10:55-11:07	Lecture 6 – Revolutionizing Rib Remodeling: The Future of Bone Framework Surgery	Hugo Aguilar Villa, MD
11:07-11:20	Lecture 7 – MAYDAY: What to Do with Rib Remodeling-Derived Complications	Daniel Oñate, MD
11:20-11:32	Lecture 8 - Psychedelics in Plastic Surgery: Fact, Fiction, and Actual Possibilities	Rodrigo Dominguez-Millan, MD
11:32-11:45	Lecture 9 - The Art of Patient Safety: Innovations, Challenges, and Future Perspectives	Mauricio Perez, MD
11:45-12:00	Lecture 10 - BEYOND: Technologies that will Shape the Future of Plastic Surgery	Alfredo Hoyos, MD
12:00-12:15	Discussion	Moderator: Mauricio Perez, MD

Faculty disclosures can be viewed here.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES – MAIN SESSIONS

Achieve reproducible, safe aesthetic surgical outcomes.
Assessing and utilizing nonsurgical methods in conjunction with surgical procedures when applicable to achieve optimal results.
Analyze case studies on the treatment of complications.
Interpret and apply Evidence-Based Medicine principles in your aesthetic surgery practice.
Identify the controversies and challenges of today’s aesthetic surgery procedures and practices.
Identify emerging techniques and trends in cosmetic surgery and cosmetic medicine and their potential applications in your practice.
Recognize the latest techniques in the prevention of, and treatment of, complications.
Incorporate a “culture of safety” into your practice.

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ACCME Statement:
CME Designation Statement – Physicians
The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (The Aesthetic Society) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery designates this enduring internet activity for a maximum of 2.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Daniel Oñate MD

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