Global Academy Of Cosmetic Surgery

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BOTULINUM TOXIN
Maximum of 6 attendees per workshop to assure adequate hands-on opportunity for all attendees
	Covered Topics :
		1 . Botulinum Toxin Type A
		2 . Restylane and other cosmetic fillers
		3 . Laser & Intensed Pulsed Light treatments for hair removal, facial veins, rosacea, pigmented lesions, acne, tissue tightening
		4 . Chemical Peels
		5 . Microdermabrasion and Cosmeceuticals
		6 . Leg Vein Treatment (sclerotherapy)
		7 .Body Contouring
	The didactic portion along with the clinical hands-on exposure will allow attendees to gain a comprehensive understanding of the procedure. The format used in this activity is an effective method for knowledgeable physicians to expand their surgical abilities safely.
	Office-based Cosmetic Procedures Learning Objectives: :
		1 . Describe which aesthetic procedures may be safely integrated into a primary care practice.
		2 . Use Botulinum Toxin Type A and Cosmetic Fillers to provide effective facial rejuvenation for patients of all ages
		surgical methods & techniques.
		3 . Integrate laser and light source hair removal into a primary care practice.
		4 . Use light source photorejuvenation procedures for treatment of rosacea, facial telangectasias, pigmented lesions, and acne.
		5 . Treat cosmetic leg veins using sclerotherapy, laser, or combination of the two modalities.
		6 . Define advanced light source treatments for tissue tightening, semi-ablative and ablative procedures.
		7 . Integrate spa type services into a medical office practice including microdermabrasion, chemical peels, computerized facial analysis, and use
		of cosmeceuticals.
		8 . Define and discuss the differences between mesotherapy and tumescent liposuction for body sculpting.
		9 . Define issues of medical malpractice and how it relates to the incorporation of cosmetic procedures for primary care physicians. Assess the
		financial benefit of the fee-for-service cosmetic procedures.
		10. Discuss the business and marketing aspects of adding cosmetic procedures.
		11.Explain effective methods to manage dissatisfied or challenging patients.

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