Session Details

S058 Reconstruction Options for Defects in the Central Face

Mon, Mar 30, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Room 404

3 CME Available Symposium Upcoming

DESCRIPTION

Surgical defects involving the central face can be some of the most challenging but also some of the most interesting to repair. This session will focus on the wide range of both single and multiple staged repair options that are available to correct difficult defects involving the mid face area. Attention will be paid to common pitfalls and techniques to correct associated complications.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Select reconstructive options that will ensure optimal aesthetic results for a variety of central facial defects.

Identify areas at risk for, and techniques to minimize, distortion of free margins such as the eyelid, eyebrow, nasal ala and lip.

Recognize the anatomic and tissue movement principles underlying advanced reconstruction of central facial defects.

SCHEDULE

1:00 PM

Reconstruction of Smaller Nasal Defects

Stacy McMurray, MD, FAAD

1:23 PM

Reconstruction of Larger Nasal Defects (Single Stage Repairs)

Julia O'Brien Baltz, MD, FAAD

1:46 PM

Reconstruction of Larger Nasal Defects (Multi-stage Procedures)

Nathaniel J. Jellinek, MD, FAAD

2:09 PM

Reconstruction of the Forehead/Glabella

Jeremy S. Bordeaux, MD, MPH, FAAD

2:32 PM

Reconstruction of the Eyelid/Medial Canthus

Sonul Mehta, MD

2:55 PM

Reconstruction of the Lip and Perioral Defects

Jeffrey Futterleib Scott, MD, MHS, FAAD

3:18 PM

Reconstruction of the Medial Cheek

3:41 PM

Open Q&A/Discussion

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