August 14-18, 2010 - Dottor Eugenio Gandolfi

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF
AESTHETIC PLASTIC SURGERY
August 14-18, 2010
San Francisco, California
Moscone Convention Center
The San Francisco Marriott Marquis
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Message from the President
I welcome you to join us for the 20th Biennial Congress of ISAPS. This year we also
celebrate our 40th anniversary. Founded in 1970, ISAPS has grown from a handful
of members to become the leading international membership organization in
aesthetic surgery with nearly 2,000 members from 87 countries. The Biennial
Congress is the centerpiece of our mission and commitment to excellence in
aesthetic surgery education worldwide. Dr. Renato Saltz, Education Council Chair,
and his committee members have designed an outstanding program with
international faculty representing 44 countries – a faculty that excels in leadership,
innovation, teaching skills, and a commitment to patient safety. In short, the best of
aesthetic surgery worldwide will be in San Francisco.
In addition to the official scientific program, we will hold the first ISAPS Global Summit on Patient Safety on
Saturday, August 14th. Speakers will include leaders from our own specialty, related specialties, legislators, and
representatives from the travel and insurance industries. Admission is free to all Congress registrants and I
encourage you to attend this important session.
Our Congress venue is the state-of-the-art Moscone Convention Center with ample space for our scientific
sessions and exhibits. The Moscone Center is a short walk from our headquarter hotel, the San Francisco
Marriott Marquis.
San Francisco, one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in America, will warmly welcome you. The natural
beauty, the steep hills, the fabled cable cars, the landmark Golden Gate Bridge, plus world class restaurants, arts
and entertainment, and a host of recreational activities await you. As the city’s slogan goes, “Only in San
Francisco.” California, the Golden State, welcomes you to visit its redwood forests, snowcapped mountains,
Yosemite National Park, and the vineyards of the Napa and Sonoma valleys, all within a day’s drive from San
Francisco.
The Western United States, with the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone National Park, the Grand Teton mountains,
indeed the whole Pacific coast all the way up to Alaska, are only a short plane ride away, making them a great
destination for pre-meeting or after-meeting side trips. A memorable summer family vacation awaits you in
America!
I personally invite you to join us in August for an outstanding educational experience, to enjoy the best that San
Francisco and the Golden State have to offer. Come and “Leave your heart in the City by the Bay.”
Foad Nahai, MD, FACS
President
Destination Information
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PRESIDENT
Foad Nahai, USA
Past-President
Bryan Mendelson, Australia
Parliamentarian
Thomas Davis, USA
Education Council Chair
Renato Saltz, USA
National Secretaries Chair
Theodore Voukidis, Greece
Trustee - Past President
Joao Sampaio Goes, Brazil
Trustee - Elected
Andrea Grisotti, Italy
Executive Director
Catherine B. Foss, USA - Ex Officio
Public Relations & Marketing
Tony Staffieri, USA - Ex Officio
President-Elect
Jan Gordon Poell, Switzerland
First Vice-President
Carlos Oscar Uebel, Brazil
Second Vice-President
Susumu Takayanagi, Japan
Third Vice-President
Angel Papadopulos Escobar, Mexico
Secretary General
Miodrag Colic, Serbia
Treasurer
Daniel A. Knutti, Switzerland
Assistant Treasurer
Dirk Richter, Germany
Historian
Riccardo Mazzola, Italy
ISAPS Program Committee
MASTER SPONSORS
Education Council
The Program Committee acknowledges
the support of the following companies.
Chair
Renato Saltz, USA
Middle East
Nazim Cerkes, Turkey
South America
Joao Prado Neto, Brazil
Ex Officio
Foad Nahai, USA
Jan Poell, Switzerland
Executive Office
Catherine Foss, USA
Local Arrangements Committee
Bryant Toth
Jill Toth
Bernard “Bud” Alpert
Susan Alpert
2010 Ohmori Lecturer: João Carlos Sampaio Goes, MD
Prof. Dr. João Carlos Sampaio Góes
graduated from the Medical School of
Universidade de São Paulo in 1973 and
obtained his PhD degree in Pathology
there in 1986. He specialized in
Oncologyy in 1979, Plastic Surgery in
1981 and Mastology in 1984. He
trained at Roswell Park Institute and
Guttman Institute in the United States,
Notre Dame Hospital in Canada and
Hospital Dieux-Strassburg in France.
He is the founder and chairman of the Instituto Brasileiro
de Controle do Câncer (Brazilian Institute of Cancer
Control) and a member of the Board of Counselors of
Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein both in São Paulo, Brazil.
Dr. Sampaio Góes was the president of ISAPS from 2004 to
2006 and Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica –
Regional São Paulo in 1986.
Dr. Sampaio Góes is a member of 25 national and
international medical societies and received three awards
from Academia Nacional de Medicina (Brazilian Academy
of Medicine) – Brazil: Prêmio “Fernando Machado Moreira”
(1979), Prêmio “Costa Junior” (1982) and Prêmio “Múcio
Athayde de Combate ao Câncer” (1983) and “Prêmio
Ethicon”- the award for Plastic Surgery (1996). He received
the commendation “Comenda do Rio Branco” from the
Brazilian government in 2001 and the “Raymond Vilain
Award” from ASAPS in 2010.
A E ST H ET I C P L A ST I C S U R G E RY
Europe
Patrick Tonnard, Belgium
Theodore Voukidis, Greece
Asia
Susumu Takayanagi, Japan
Charan Mahatumarat, Thailand
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Aldo Mottura, Argentina
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He is the author of 102 scientific publications including
original articles, chapters and books. Dr. Sampaio Góes has
given over 1,050 lectures and surgical demonstrations
throughout the world.
Dr. Sampaio Góes is one of the pioneers in the development
of modern surgical periareolar breast techniques that
include reconstructive, therapeutic and aesthetic plastic
surgery objectives.
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OBJECTIVES
Participants attending this Congress will:
1. Recognize the most up-to-date aesthetic surgery procedures currently practiced around the world;
2. Identify new techniques that are most likely to improve practice outcomes of aesthetic plastic surgery in facial
rejuvenation, liposuction, rhinoplasty, toxins and fillers, breast surgery, abdominal surgery, body contouring,
peri-orbital, and Asian aesthetic surgery;
3. Evaluate and critique presented information leading to an improved understanding of the nuances of surgical
techniques and post-operative patient care;
4. Discuss new techniques and international parameters for improved patient safety; and
5. Encourage and support student, resident and fellow training in the latest techniques in their teaching facilities.
ACCREDITATION
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential
Areas and Elements of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education
through the joint sponsorship of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery,
Inc. and International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. The American Society for
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Inc. is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing
medical education for physicians.
The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Inc. designates this educational
activity for a maximum of 34 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should
claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Credits are subject to program changes.
Of the 34 credits, 11.5 Patient Safety hours have been identified as programming dedicated to patient safety related topics
and will satisfy Patient Safety CME requirements.
DISCLOSURE POLICY
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The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery requires all instructors, planners, and other individuals in a position to
control or influence the content of an activity to disclose all relevant financial relationships or affiliations. All identified
conflicts of interest must be resolved and the educational content thoroughly vetted by ASAPS for fair balance, scientific
objectivity, and appropriateness of patient care recommendations. ASAPS also requires faculty/authors to disclosure when
off-label/unapproved uses of a product are discussed in a CME activity or included in related materials. Attendees providing
comments or asking questions during presentations are also required to disclose all related commercial interests.
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ENDORSED BY ASPS/PSEF
Golden Gate Bridge & Alcatraz
Photo credit: JHS Photography
AUSTRALIA
Niamh A. CORDUFF
Bryan C. MENDELSON
BELGIUM
Patrick L. TONNARD
Ivar VAN HEIJNINGEN
Alexis VERPAELE
BRAZIL
Ana Zulmira Diniz BADIN
Riccardo BAROUDI
Ewaldo Bolivar DE SOUZA PINTO
Rolf GEMPERLI
Raul GONZALEZ
Ruth M. GRAF
Farid HAKME
Paulo MATSUDO
Fabio Xerfan NAHAS
Joao de Moraes PRADO NETO
Ricardo C. RIBEIRO
Osvaldo SALDANHA
Joao Carlos SAMPAIO GOES
Ithamar Nogueira STOCCHERO
Carlos Oscar UEBEL
ISRAEL
Michael SCHEFLAN
ITALY
Claudio CALABRESE
Andrea GRISOTTI
JAPAN
Kunihiko NOHIRA
Yukio SHIRAKABE
Susumu TAKAYANAGI
JORDAN
Gaith SHUBAILAT
MEXICO
Antonio FUENTE DEL CAMPO
Jose GUERREROSANTOS
Fernando MAGALLANES-NEGRETE
Angel PAPADOPULOS ESCOBAR
MOROCCO
Nasser LAHLALI
RUSSIA
Kirill PSHENISNOV
SERBIA
Miodrag M. COLIC
CANADA
SINGAPORE
Walter J. PETERS
Richard WARREN
Woffles T. L. WU
CHINA
Javier DE BENITO
Yilin CAO
COLOMBIA
Lina M. TRIANA
SPAIN
SWEDEN
Per HEDEN
SWITZERLAND
Alberto ARUGELLO CHOISEUL
Daniel A. KNUTTI
Jan Gordon POELL
DENMARK
TAIWAN
Annemette DONS
Yu-Ray CHEN
FRANCE
TURKEY
Catherine BERGERET-GALLEY
Alain FOGLI
Yves-Gerard ILLOUZ
Nazim CERKES
Onur O. EROL
K. Guler GURSU
Tunc K. TIRYAKI
COSTA RICA
GERMANY
Marita EISENMANN-KLEIN
Constance NEUHANN-LORENZ
Dirk F. RICHTER
GREECE
A E ST H ET I C P L A ST I C S U R G E RY
Bernard S. ALPERT
Daniel C. BAKER
Thomas M. BIGGS
Jay CALVERT
Laurie A. CASAS
Richard A. D’AMICO
Thomas S. DAVIS
Felmont F. EAVES III
Jack FISHER
Jack A. FRIEDLAND
Alan H. GOLD
Robert GRANT
James C. GROTTING
Ronald P. GRUBER
Joseph P. HUNSTAD
Glenn W. JELKS
Mark L. JEWELL
Geoffrey KEYES
Josh LEVINE
Timothy J. MARTEN
Alan MATARASSO
G. Patrick MAXWELL
Michael F. MCGUIRE
Constantino MENDIETA
Foad NAHAI
Peter C. NELIGAN
Jeffrey PEARCY
Jason POZNER
Lawrence ROBBINS
J. Peter RUBIN
Renato SALTZ
Kenneth E. SALYER
Maria Z. SIEMIONOW
Henry M. SPINELLI
Renee-Marie STEPHANO
James M. STUZIN
Bryant TOTH
Linda WHITNEY
V. Leroy YOUNG
Hani ZEINI
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UNITED STATES
Mohammad Reza FARAHVASH
I N T E R N AT I O N A L S O C I E T Y
IRAN
Abel CHAJCHIR
Jorge HERRERA
Aldo MOTTURA
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UNITED KINGDOM
James D. FRAME
Nigel MERCER
Leila WILCOX
Theodore VOUKIDIS
Andreas YIACOUMETTIS
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PROGRAM SCHEDULE
The scientific program is correct at the time of printing; however, the Program Committee reserves the right to alter the
schedule as necessary. Please visit www.isapscongress2010.org for an up-to-date program schedule.
Saturday, 14 August
12:30 - 7:00 pm
Global Summit on Patient Safety
Supported by: Ethicon
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Co-Chairs: Foad Nahai, MD - ISAPS President & Renato Saltz, MD - ASAPS Immediate Past President
Our international faculty of patient safety experts will include plastic surgeons, anesthesiologists, legislators, and
representatives of the insurance and tourism industries. The four facets of the ISAPS Patient Safety Diamond: the patient,
the procedure, the facility, and the surgeon will be introduced and discussed in depth, emphasizing the importance that
each of these four facets plays in patient safety worldwide. In particular, the role of legislation and how local authorities and
governments regulate the standards for surgical facilities and qualifications of the surgeon will be debated. Medical tourism,
which ISAPS refers to as Medical Procedures AbroadTM, and how this global trend is affected by the four patient safety
diamond facets will also be featured. This program is open to all who have an interest in patient safety.
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12:30 - 12:40 pm
WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
Foad Nahai (USA) & Renato Saltz (USA)
12:40 - 2:00 pm
GLOBAL REGULATIONS: WHERE ARE WE? PART I
Moderator: Foad Nahai (USA)
Speakers: Alain Fogli (France)
Constance Neuhann-Lorenz (Germany)
Bernard Alpert (USA)
James Frame (United Kingdom)
Angel Papadopulos (Mexico)
2:00 - 2:15 pm
Coffee Break
2:15 - 4:00 pm
GLOBAL REGULATIONS: WHERE ARE WE? PART II
Moderator: Foad Nahai (USA)
Speakers: Alberto Arugello Choiseul (Costa Rica)
Linda Whitney (USA)
James Frame (United Kingdom)
Annemette Dons (Denmark)
Jeffrey Pearcy (USA)
Andreas Yiacoumettis (Greece)
4:00 - 4:15 pm
Coffee Break
4:15 - 5:15 pm
MEDICAL PROCEDURES ABROADTM
Moderator: Renato Saltz (USA)
Speakers: James Frame (United Kingdom)
Renée-Marie Stephano (USA)
Leila Wilcox (United Kingdom)
5:15 - 7:00 pm
ACHIEVING GLOBAL PATIENT SAFETY
Moderators: Foad Nahai (USA) & Renato Saltz (USA)
Speakers: Hani Zeini (USA)
Robert Grant (USA)
Josh Levine (USA)
Ivar van Heijningen (Belgium)
Geoffrey Keyes (USA)
Michael McGuire (USA)
Felmont Eaves (USA)
Hours: 6.0
SESSION 1
Periocular Rejuvenation
Moderator: Renato Saltz (USA)
Co-Moderator: Bryant Toth (USA)
Hours: 0.4
Video Surgery
Glenn Jelks (USA)
Kunihiko Nohira (Japan)
Discussants: Jack A. Friedland (USA)
Nigel Mercer (United Kingdom)
8:45 - 10:15 am
Panel 1
Panelists: Antonio Fuente Del Campo (Mexico)
Jorge Herrera (Argentina)
Timothy J. Marten (USA)
Dirk F. Richter (Germany)
Henry Spinelli (USA)
Richard Warren (Canada)
10:15 - 10:40 am
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
10:40 am - 12:00 pm
Free Papers
Presenters:
Wiltrud Meyer (Germany) - Implantation of a Collagen Matrix for Periocular and
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8:15 - 8:45 am
Pseudoblepharochalasis with Special Emphasis on the Incision Lines
Francisco Carvalho (Brazil) - Definitive Treatment for Crow’s Feet Wrinkles by Total
Myectomy of the Lateral Orbicularis Oculi
Serdar Eren (Germany) - From Lower Lid to the Midface: Evolution of a Technique
Marlen A. Sulamanidze (Georgia) - The Round Eye Problem: Our Approach
Smilja Tudzarova-Gjorgova (Macedonia) - Comparison of Surgical Periocular
Rejuvenation of Blepharoplasty and Temporal Galea Lifting with Blepharoplasty
Juan M. Chavanne (Argentina) - Surgical Restoration of Orbital Volume in the Aged
Enophthalmia
Lunch in the Exhibit Hall
Session 2
Facial Rejuvenation
Moderator: Bryan Mendelson (Australia)
Co-Moderator: Jose Guerrerosantos (Mexico)
1:30 - 2:00 pm
A E ST H ET I C P L A ST I C S U R G E RY
Voume Restoration
Jacques A. Zufferey (Switzerland) - Importance of Malaris Muscle in Periorbital Aging
Dominik L. Feinendegen (Switzerland) - The "Direct Brow Lift" for Correction of
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Luis F. Perin (Brazil) - Autologus Muscle Graft in Periorbital Rejuvenation:
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Upper Mid-Face Rejuvenation - An Intraindividually Controlled Clinical Study
12:00 - 1:30 pm
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Sunday, 15 August
Hours: 0.4
Video Surgery
Daniel C. Baker (USA)
Discussants: Patrick L. Tonnard (Belgium)
Farid Hakme (Brazil)
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Sunday, 15 August
2:00 - 3:30 pm
Panel 2
Panelists: Ana Zulmira Diniz Badin (Brazil)
Yu-Ray Chen (Taiwan)
Alain Fogli (France)
Lawrence Robbins (USA)
James M. Stuzin (USA)
Woffles T. L. Wu (Singapore)
3:30 - 4:00 pm
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
4:00 - 5:20 pm
Free Papers
Presenters:
Gregory P. Mueller (USA) - A Comparison of the Tensile Strength of the Retaining
Ligaments along the Lateral Jaw Line to the Medial Platysma Borders: Determining Clinical
Relevancy in a Percutaneous Platysmaplasty
Fausto Viterbo (Brazil) - Definitive Treatment for Crow Feet Wrinkles with Myectomy
via Facelift Versus Blepharoplasty
Walther Jungwirth II (Austria) - The Fan: Facelift Technique - A Multivector Approach
to Volumetric Rejuvenation to the Aging Face
Volker Rippmann (Germany) - Release of Inflammatory Mediators by Resorbable
Dermal Fillers
Dirk Lazarus (South Africa) - Facial Age Evaluation
ChinHo Wong (Singapore) - The Lip-Chin Junction and the Changes of the
Supramental Groove with Aging
Chinghung Lai (Taiwan) - Micro-Autologous Fat Transplantation (MAFT) for the
Correction of Sunken Temporal Fossa - Long Term Follow Up
Enrique A. Garci-Murray (Mexico) - Direct Jowl Management During Face-Lift Surgery
Pavio Denyshchuk (Ukraine) - Possibilities of Stabilization of the Rejuvenation
Operations Results on Patients with Fat Faces
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception
San Francisco Opera House
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Monday, 16 August
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Session 3
Rhinoplasty
Moderator: Alan Matarraso (USA)
Co-Moderator: Abel Chajchir (Argentina)
8:00 - 8:30 am
8:30 - 10:00 am
Video Surgery
Nazim Cerkes (Turkey)
Discussants: Joao Prado Neto (Brazil)
Yilin Cao (China)
Aldo Mottura (Argentina)
Panel 3
Panelists: Jay Calvert (USA)
M. Reza Farahvash (Iran)
Ronald P. Gruber (USA)
Angel Papadopulos Escobar (Mexico)
Gaith Shubailat (Jordan)
Susumu Takayanagi (Japan)
Hours: 0.4
Monday, 16 August
10:20 - 11:40 am
Free Papers
Presenters:
Baris Cakir (Turkey) - Libra Spreader Graft Technique
Marcos Harel (Israel) - Refinements on the Horizontal Columellar Strut Technique
Serban Porumb (Romania) - Rhinoplasty Concepts
Olivier F. Gerbault (France) - Lateral Crural Suture: Aesthetic and Functional Interests
John C. Koshy (USA) - Contemporary Techniques in Inferior Turbinate Reduction:
Teodor I. Stamate (Romania) - The Bifid Nose: Personal Technique
ISAPS Business Meeting Lunch (members only)
11:45 am - 1:30 pm
Non-Member Lunch in the Exhibit Hall
1:30 - 2:00 pm
2:00 - 3:30 pm
Hours: 0.4
Video Surgery
Per Heden (Sweden)
Discussants: Jack Fisher (USA)
Andrea Grisotti (Italy)
Panel 4
Panelists: Javier De Benito (Spain)
Marita Eisenmann-Klein (Germany)
Ruth Graf (Brazil)
Patrick Maxwell(USA)
Fernando Magallanes-Negrete (Mexico)
Ricardo C. Ribeiro (Brazil)
3:30 - 4:00 pm
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
4:00 - 5:30 pm
Free Papers
Presenters:
Shengkang Luo (China) - Clinical Analysis and Management of Complications of
A E ST H ET I C P L A ST I C S U R G E RY
Session 4
Aesthetic Breast Surgery
Moderator: Jan Gordon Poell (Switzerland)
Co-Moderator: Thomas M. Biggs (USA)
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Survey Results of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
SophiaChiaNing Chang (Chinese Taipei) - Resolving Nasal Inflammatory Sequels
Using Temporoparietal Fascia-Treatment of Recurrent Fistulae and Rescue of Allograft Infection
SeokKwum Kim (Korea) - Rib Batten Graft for Septal Extension in the
Secondary Short Nose Deformity
Hamid Karimi (Iran) - Treatment of Secondary Nansal Obstruction with Splay
Conchal Graft
Alexander Kalantarov (Georgia) - Nasal Tip Surgery in Reduction Rhinoplasty:
Our Point of View
Goran D. Lazovic (Yugoslavia) - Inside the Nasofrontal Angle: Influence of Nasal
Bones’ Shape
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Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
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10:00 - 10:20 am
Polyacrylamide Hydrogel Injection for Augmentation Mammoplasty in 235 Cases
Martin Inglesias (Mexico) - Endoscopic Harvesting of Latissimus Dorsi Flap
for Breast Reconstruction
Roger K. Khouri (USA) - Breast Augmentation and Reconstruction with Brava External
Expansion and Autologous Fat Grafting
Guillermo F. Siemienczuk (Argentina) - Macrothelia: Nipple’s Hypertrophy
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Session 4 Free Papers continued...
Eugenio Gandolfi (Italy) - Gland and Adipose Tissue Augmantation After Micro Fat
Grafting for Aesthetic Breast Enlargment with Different Methods: Quantitative
Evaluation with 3D MRI
Eray Copcu (Turkey) - Conical Plicated Central U Shaped Mammaplasty
Till Scholz (Germany) - Comparison of the Integration of Textured Breast Implants with
Different Surfaces
Nimrod Friedman (Israel) - Anatomical Implant: Is There any Reason to Use Them?
Lena C. Andersson (United Kingdom) - Technical Aspects of Mastectomy
in Female-to-Male Transsexuals
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Faculty Dinner (By invitation)
Tuesday, 17 August
Session 5
Aesthetic Reconstructive Surgery
Moderator: Theodore Voukidis (Greece)
Co-Moderator: Rolf Gemperli (Brazil)
8:00 - 8:30 am
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8:30 - 10:00 am
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Hours: 0.4
Special Presentation
Maria Siemionow (USA)
Panel 5
Panelists: Niamh A. Corduff (Australia)
Onur Erol (Turkey)
James C. Grotting (USA)
Peter Neligan (USA)
J. Peter Rubin (USA)
Kenneth Salyer (USA)
10:00 - 10:30 am
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
10:30 - 11:50 am
Free Papers
Presenters:
Allen Gabriel (USA) - The Efficacy of Botulinum Toxin in Post-Mastectomy Expansion
Nicolo Scuderi (Italy) - Phase II Cross-Over Multicenter Trial on the Efficacy and Safety
of Topical Cyanoacrylates to Improve Scar Evolution Compared to Topical Silicone Gel
Chaol Wu (Chinese Taipei) - Treatment of Axillary Bromidrosis - A Combination of
Suction-Assited Lipectomy and Subdermal Apocrine Glands Shaving Procedures A 182 Cases Experience
Akira Yamada (Japan) - Aesthetic Curve Analysis of the Normal Auricle: Development
of Normal Ear Templates and Its Clinical Application for Total Auricular Reconstruction
Marcel V. Aguiar Menezes (Brazil) - Sexuality After Mamary Reconstruction
Post Mastectomy
Hiroko Yanaga (Japan) - Generative Surgery of Cultured Autologous Auricular
Chondrocytes for Nasal and Chin Augmentation by Using Two-Stages Implantation
Terence Goh (Singapore) - A Systematic Review on Rectus Sheath Repair After
Transverse Tectus Abdominis Myocutaneous (TRAM) Flap Breast Reconstruction:
Mesh vs. Primary Closure
Domenico De Fazio (Italy) - Buttocks Augmentation with Stem Cells Enriched
Fat Injections
11:50 am - 1:30 pm
Lunch in the Exhibit Hall
1:30 - 2:00 pm
Video Surgery
Osvaldo Saldanha (Brazil)
Discussants: Ewaldo De Souza Pinto (Brazil)
Michael Scheflan (Israel)
Panel 6
Panelists: Raul Gonzalez (Brazil)
Joseph P. Hunstad (USA)
Constantino Mendieta (USA)
Fabio Nahas (Brazil)
Kirill Pshenisnov (Russia)
Lina M. Triana (Colombia)
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2:00 - 3:30 pm
Hours: 0.4
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
4:00 - 5:30 pm
Free Papers
Presenters:
Shrirang G. Pandit (India) - Experience with 200 Cases of Body Contouring
Using Vaser System
Wall Lift and Aurogenous Breast Augmentation
Katharina Russe-Wilflingseder (Austria) - A New Technology to Treat Cellulite:
Combining Superficial and Deeper Penetrating Radial Acoustic Waves
Rebecca Shirley (United Kingdom) - Comparison of Conventional and the Brazilian,
(Closed Vascular, Liposuction Assisted) Abdominoplasty
Henry Mentz (USA) - Power Assisted Buttuck Fat Grafting: Introducing A New
Technique for Improved Buttock Augmentation
Miguel Chamose (Spain) - Personal Contributions in Lipsuction of Body Contouring
Sandra Filiciani (Argentina) - Aesthetic Surgery of the Femail Genitalia
Kai U. Schlaudraff (Switzerland) - High Definition Liposuction: Expanding the
Surgical Possibilities of Body Contouring Through Third Generation Ultrasound
Assisted Liposuction
Wilson N. Matos, Jr. (Brazil) - Lipotorsoplasty: A New Body Contour Technique
Ohmori Lecture
Moderator: Riccardo Baroudi (Brazil)
Co-Moderator: Guler Gursu (Turkey)
Speaker: Joao Carlos Sampaio Goes (Brazil)
7:00 - 12:00 pm
Gala Event
California Academy of Science
A E ST H ET I C P L A ST I C S U R G E RY
LeRoux Fourie (United Kingdom) - One Stage Brachioplasty, Mastopexy, Chest
OF
Ivan A. Rosales-Berber (Mexico) - Controlled Subcutaneous Undermining for
Cellulite Improvement
I N T E R N AT I O N A L S O C I E T Y
3:30 - 4:00 pm
5:30 - 6:00 pm
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Session 6
Abdominoplasty & Body Contouring
Moderator: Carlos Uebel (Brazil)
Co-Moderator: Daniel Knutti (Switzerland)
California Academy of Science
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Session 7
Cosmetic Medicine
Moderator: Miodrag M. Colic (Serbia)
Co-Moderator: Bernard S. Alpert (USA)
8:00 - 8:30 am
Video Surgery
Laurie Casas (USA)
Paulo Matsudo (Brazil)
Discussants: Richard A. D’Amico (USA)
Alan H. Gold (USA)
8:30 - 9:00 am
Special Presentation
The History of Injectables
Walter Peters (Canada)
9:00 - 10:00 am
Panel 7
Panelists: Catherine Bergeret-Galley (France)
Mark L. Jewell (USA)
Jason Pozner (USA)
Yukio Shirakabe (Japan)
Tunc K. Tiryaki (Turkey)
Alexis Verpaele (Belgium)
10:00 - 10:20 am
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
10:20 - 11:40 am
Free Papers
Presenters:
Wei Xia (China) - Botulinum Toxin Type A Treatment for Gastrocnemius Muscle
Hours: 0.4
Hypertrophy
Gerhard Sattler (Germany) - NT 201 is Non-Inferior to Botox in the Treatment of
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Glabellar Frown Lines: Results of a Prospective, Randomized, Rater- and Subject-Blind Parallel
Group Clinical Trial
Hilde A. Bugge (Norway) - Hyaluronic Acid Treatment of Facial Lipoatrophy in HIV
Positive Patients: 24 Month Follow-Up
Dana Jianu (Romania) - Poly-L-Lactic Acid: The Most Important Factors For Safe and
Beautiful Results: High Dilution, Pre & Post Injectional Care, Age
Andre F. Vargas (Brazil) - Late Complications of Permanent Facial Fillers
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Afschin Fatemi (Germany) - Use of High Intensity Focused Ultrasound to Remove
Unwanted Adipose Tissue from the Abdomen and Flanks: A Case Series of 125 Patients
Lee L. Pu (USA) - Towards Scientific Approach to Fat Grafting: A Systematic Review
Orlando Canizares Jr. (USA) - Microstructural Fat Grafting: Optimizing Adipocyte
Funtion Enhances Graft Survival
Hebert Lamblet (Brazil) - Optimized Autologous Fat Grafting with Adipose Derived
Stem Cells within the Operating Room
Xing Zhao (USA) - A Novel Hydrogel/Biologic Composite for Neo-Cartilage Formation
and Possible External-Ear Framework Reconstruction Using Human Naso Septal Cells
11:45 am - 1:30 pm
Lunch in the Exhibit Hall
Session 8
Patient Safety & Complications
Moderator: Felmont F. Eaves III (USA)
Co-Moderator: Thomas S. Davis (USA)
2:30 - 3:00 pm
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
3:00 - 3:30 pm
Special Presentation
Update on DVT/PE
V. Leroy Young (USA)
3:30 - 5:00 pm
Free Papers
Presenters:
Ziah Taufig (Germany) - Intradermal Reactions After Injection of Resorbable
Dermal Fillers
Reza Nassab (United Kingdom) - Cosmetic Tourism: Public Opinion and Analysis of
Information and Content Available on the Internet
InSuk Suh (Korea) - Usefullness of High-Resolution Ultrasonography in Foreign Body
Injection on Facial Plastic Surgery
Sadri Sozer (USA) - Safety Protocol for Multiple Combined Body Contouring Procedures
Mustapha Ait Aissa (Algeria) - The Challenge in Raising the Edifice of Plastic
and Aesthetic Surgery in Emerging Countries
Gyeongseok Tak (Korea) - The Experience of Fat-Derived Stem Cell Therapy in Nose Tip
Skin Necrosis Patient After Filler Injection
Douglas A. Naravaez Riera (Venezuela) - D-Dimer Determination and Thrombosis
in Liposuction: Is it useful?
Brent Tanner (United Kingdom) - Harmonic Scalpel in Aesthetic Surgery - Review of
200 Consecutive Cases
Eldad V. Moor (Israel) - Lip Remodeling as a Solution of Over-Filled Lips by
Silicone Oil Injections
Gustavo S. Guimaraes (Brazil) - Inadvertent Injury by Surgical Focus
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Stem Cell Panel
Moderator: Constance Neuhann-Lorenz (Germany)
Co-Moderator: Nasser Lahlali (Morocco)
Panelists: Claudio Calabrese (Italy)
Yves-Gerard Illouz (France)
Ithamar Stocchero (Brazil)
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2:00 - 2:30 pm
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Special Presentation
Medical Procedures Abroad
James D. Frame (United Kingdom)
Michael F. McGuire (USA)
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1:30 - 2:00 pm
Hours: 3.0
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Wednesday, 18 August
Andrej Sukop (Czech Republic) - Complications Caused by an Application of Silicon
Material in the Course of Penis Augmentation and its Treatment
5:00 pm
Adjourn
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REGISTRATION FEES
FEE TYPE
Active Member
Life,Honorary or Candidate Member
Non-Member
Non-Member Resident/Fellow
1 April 2010 to
31 July 2010
1 August 2010
through On-site
$650.00
$350.00
$1,100.00
$575.00
$1,000.00
$450.00
$1,500.00
$650.00
$350.00
$450.00
$550.00
$600.00
with verification
Life,Honorary or Candidate Member Spouse
Any Accompanying Husband or Wife,
Plastic Surgical Nurse, Physician Assistant,
or Office Staff
includes access to all sessions
Social Fees
(events not included in registration fee)
Welcome Reception: San Francisco Opera House Sunday
(children 12-18)
Ladies Luncheon Tuesday
Gala Event: California Academy of Science Tuesday
(children 12-18)
$75.00
$50.00
$50.00
$150.00
$75.00
$100.00
$100.00
$100.00
$250.00
$150.00
Daily Rates
Member Daily Rate
Non-Member Daily Rate
Spouse Exhibit Daily Pass Rate
$400.00
$600.00
$75.00
$550.00
$750.00
$100.00
REGISTRATION DETAILS
HOW TO REGISTER
Please register on the Congress website: www.isapscongress2010.org
REGISTRATION FEES INCLUDE
• Entry to all scientific sessions and exhibit hall
• Daily Lunch
• Daily Continental Breakfast, Morning and Afternoon Tea & Coffee
• Congress Bag
• Copy of Program/Abstract Book
PAYMENT DETAILS
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All payments must be made in US Dollars. We accept Mastercard and Visa credit cards.
Note that payment by credit card is mandatory for online registration. Charges will appear
as “ISAPS” on your credit card statement. For alternate payment options, please contact
us at isapscongressregistrar@conmx.net
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CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS
Cancellations must be made in writing to ISAPS. Cancellations received on or before Saturday, July 31, 2010 will receive a
refund of registration fees less an administration charge of 10% of the registration fee. Cancellations after this date will not
be refunded for any reason.
REGISTRATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Your registration will be acknowledged via email upon submission of your on-line registration. Registration fees are based
on date of receipt of payment not the receipt of registration form.
CHANGES OR QUESTIONS
Changes to your registration will not be accepted over the telephone. Alterations must be requested in writing via:
Email: isapscongressregistrar@conmx.net
Phone: 1-603-643-2325
Fax:
1-603-643-1444
Mail: ISAPS Executive Office
45 Lyme Road, Suite 304
Hanover, NH 03755 USA
Banks in the US are open from 9:00 - 5:00 Monday to
Friday. Most banks are open on Saturday from 9:00 - 12:00.
Automatic Teller Machines are open 24 hours and are
located throughout the city. Facilities for exchange of
currency are available at the airport, The San Francisco
Marriot Marquis and banks.
To assist you in obtaining any necessary visas, it is essential
that you complete the registration via the Congress website
including a valid email. Congress Organizers will process
your registration and send a receipt of your payment. You
can then present this invoice to your nearest US Embassy or
Consulate with your visa application. If you require a special
letter of invitation, please contact the ISAPS Office. In the
event that your visa application is unsuccessful, you must
advise the Executive Office in writing by July 31st to receive a
full refund. No refunds will be made after July 31st.
CAR RENTAL & PARKING
Cars can be rented in the US from local or international
companies. Average cost per day for a medium sized car is
USD $60.00. The San Francisco airport has nine major car
rental companies, and Hertz has an office in the Marriott
Hotel. Parking at the Marriott costs $56 per day. Parking in a
public lot nearby costs $32 per day. Parking fees are subject
to change.
CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES
Electricity in the US is 120 Volts, alternating at 60 cycles per
second. If you travel to the US with a device that does not
accept 120 Volts at 60 Hertz, you will need a voltage
converter and adaptor for US outlets.
DISABLED FACILITIES
If you require disability-specific assistance, please indicate
these needs during pre-registration.
TRAVEL AND PROGRAM DISCLAIMERS
In the event of any travel disruptions, Congress Organizers
will not be held responsible for any losses incurred by
registrants en route to or from the Congress.
The program is correct at the time of printing. Congress
Organizers reserve the right to alter the program as
necessary.
INSURANCE
We strongly recommend that you obtain adequate travel and
health insurance prior to beginning your travels. Your travel
agent can help.
LIABILITY
Congress Organizers are not liable for personal accidents,
losses or damage to the private property of registered
attendees or any accompanying persons during the
Congress. Please make your own arrangements with respect
to personal insurance.
The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) enables citizens of certain
countries to travel to the United States for tourism or
business for 90 days or less without obtaining a visa. Not all
countries participate in the VWP.
List of Participating Countries (as of June 1, 2010)
Andorra
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brunei
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Monaco
The Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Portugal
San Marino
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Please visit,
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html
for more information on the Visa Waiver Program.
Check with your airline, travel agent, or nearest American
Consulate or Embassy, as travel and immigration laws have
become very strict.
A E ST H ET I C P L A ST I C S U R G E RY
ELECTRICITY
All international visitors seeking to attend or particpate in a
conference in the United States should apply for a B-1
Visitor Visa.
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(AS OF JUNE 8, 2010)
Australian Dollar (AUD)
USD $0.82106
Euro (EUR)
USD $1.19356
Pound Sterling (GBP)
USD $1.43983
Singapore Dollar (SGD)
USD $0.70528
New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
USD $0.66393
Japanese Yen (JPY)
USD $0.01097
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
USD $0.94996
Currency data courtesy www.xe.com
PASSPORT AND VISA
I N T E R N AT I O N A L S O C I E T Y
INVITATION LETTERS
OF THE
BANKS
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GENERAL INFORMATION
CONGRESS ATTIRE
Congress Sessions: Business Casual
Opening Ceremony: Business Casual
Faculty Dinner (by invitation only): Black Tie
Gala Event: Casual
WEATHER
San Francisco summers are characteristically overcast and
cool, while the marine layer usually burns off by the
afternoon. Temperatures range from mid 50° F to mid 70° F.
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OUR HOST CITY
San Francisco is consistently ranked as one of frequent travelers' favorite cities. Its rolling hills, a mix of Victorian and
modern architecture, and the city’s well-known landmarks are what makes San Francisco such an amazing place to visit.
Some of the San Francisco sights you will want to see include the Golden Gate Bridge,
Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 39, Alcatraz, Ghirardelli Square, Chinatown, the Cable Cars, Union
Square, Lombard Street, and the great museums in Golden Gate Park. In recent years, the
San Francisco waterfront has undergone a dramatic renaissance, boasting a new baseball
park, upgraded waterfront walk, renovated Ferry Building filled with boutique food shops,
and a historic trolley connecting it all.
THE SAN FRANCISCO MARRIOTT MARQUIS
The beautiful San Francisco Marriott Marquis rises 39 stories into the city
skyline. Enjoy magnificent views of downtown San Francisco from the
1,500 luxurious guest rooms. Just south of Market Street, the Marriott is
one block from the Moscone Convention Center, just steps away from the
city's top attractions, including world-class shopping on Union Square, and
AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants.
Each morning of the Congress, registrants staying at the Marriott Marquis will enjoy a
complimentary continental breakfast in the hotel atrium, courtesy of Medicis.
Visit our Congress website to book your room, www.isapscongress2010.com
Deadline for making hotel room reservations is: Monday, July 19, 2010.
Our Special Congress Prices:
$209.00 - Deluxe Room
$259.00 - Executive King Room
$224.00 - City View Room
$334.00 - Concierge Level Room
If a room at the level you would like is not available on the Hotel Booking Website, please
contact our Marriott Rooms Manager, Marco Dauz at: Marco.Dauz@marriott.com
EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS
As of June 8, 2010
MASTER SPONSORS
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EXHIBITORS
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AAAASF/SFR
ACIGI Relaxation/Fujitryoki
Adoderm GmbH
Advanced Bio-Medical Equipment Co., Inc.
Advanced Bio-Technologies, Inc.
Angiotech
Anteis
ASAPS
(American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Inc.)
ASPS - (American Society of Plastic Surgeons)
ASSI - Acurate Surgical
Axis Three
Bacterin International, Inc.
Biodermis
BioForm Medical, Inc.
Biomedical & Rhosse USA Inc.
Black & Black Surgical
blinc Inc.
Breast Implants 411.com
Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons
Canfield Imaging Systems
Clearpoint Medical Inc.
Coapt Systems
Contura International
Cytori Therapeutics
Dermato Plastica Beauty Co., Ltd.
Dermik, a business of Sanofi-Aventis
Design Veronique
Designs for Vision, Inc.
DPS Refinex Medical Corp.
DRE Medical
Edge Systems Corporation
Eleme Medical/Osyris Medical USA
Ellman International
Establishment Labs
Estheticon.com
Ethicon Products - Sponsor
Eurosilicone SAS
GE Lombardozzi - VOE
Grams Medical, Inc.
human med AG
Jaccell Medic
Jan Marini Skin Research, Inc.
Jessup Cellars
Keller Medical Inc.
Marena Group Inc.
Marina Medical Instruments
MD Resource
Medicis Aesthetics, Inc. - Sponsor
MegaDyne Medical Products, Inc.
Micrins/ERIEM Surgical, Inc.
MicroAire Surgical Instruments, LLC
Microsurgery Instruments, Inc.
NexTech Systems, Inc.
Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica Di Santa Maria Novella
Palomar Medical Technologies, Inc.
Polytech Health & Aesthetic GmbH
Quality Medical Publishing, Inc.
Rainey Compression Essentials
RGP, Inc.
Richter Ltda
Sanuwave
Saunders/Mosby
Scissor Depot
Sciton, Inc.
Seattle Software Design
Shanghai Kangning Medical Device Co., LTD
Silhouette Lift, Inc.
Silimed
Smile Reminder
Solta Medical
Sound Surgical Technologies
Syneron/Candela
Tulip Medical Products
Ultrashape, Ltd.
Understand.com
Viscot Medical, LLC
Wells Johnson Company
Sunday - August 15th - Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception - 7:00 - 10:00 pm - Business Attire
Buses will depart from the Marriott Marquis beginning at 6:30 pm
Sponsored by Sientra
Tuesday - August 17th - Ladies Lunch Tour of Filoli
Accompanying guests are invited to join us for a lovely tour of this very special historic
mansion and its spectacular gardens. Guided transportation will be provided and we will
serve lunch on the grounds. Located 30 miles south of San Francisco, Filoli is an historic
site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and one of the finest remaining country
estates of the early 20th century. Tours of the house and gardens will be provided in several
languages.
Tuesday - August 17th - Gala Event - 7:00 - 12:00 pm Casual Attire
A Stunning and Sustainable Structure
It's as if the new Academy brings the whole universe under one roof - an aquarium, a planetarium, a natural history
museum and more! The 412,000 square foot structure is not only physically impressive, but it just may be the greenest
museum on the planet, with a two acre Living Roof, an expansive solar canopy, an extensive water reclamation system, and
walls insulated with recycled blue jeans.
See What Comes to Life
The deepest coral reef exhibit in the world, a 4-story tropical rainforest, a towering T-Rex skeleton, a colony of African
penguins, a fully-immersive digital screen by which to fly to the farthest reaches of the Universe: These are just a handful of
the many exciting venues, exhibits and animals found within the new Academy.
Some History
On an evening in 1853—just three years after California joined the United States—seven men assembled in a candle-lit
room in San Francisco and founded the first scientific academy west of the Atlantic seaboard.
A E ST H ET I C P L A ST I C S U R G E RY
The California Academy of Sciences is a multifaceted, scientific institution committed to leading-edge research, to
educational outreach, and to finding new and innovative ways to engage and inspire the public. The Academy's mission to explore, explain and protect the natural world - extends to all corners of the institution; from a research expedition in the
highlands of Papua, New Guinea, to a teacher training program in a California classroom, to an interactive game on the
museum exhibit floor.
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Buses will depart from the Marriott Marquis beginning at 6:30 pm
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Monday - August 16th - Faculty Dinner (by invitation)
OF THE
The San Francisco War Memorial Opera House rivals Old World theaters with its elegant
lines, vaulted and coffered ceiling, marble foyer and sweeping balconies. Built in 1932, the
War Memorial Opera House is the 3,146-seat home to the San Francisco Opera and San
Francisco Ballet. Join us for a unique and entertaining Opening Ceremony you will not
soon forget, followed by a lavish reception featuring San Francisco’s top 20 restaurants in
the charming spaces of this historic building.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
The California Academy of Sciences soon became one of the west's most popular destinations, drawing 80,000 visitors
annually to gaze at its giant wooly mammoth, lifelike grizzly bears, native plant specimens and rare artifacts.
But when the Great Quake of 1906 struck the city, the Academy's home and all but
a handful of specimens were lost. It would not be the last time that nature exacted a
price from those who sought to study, protect and preserve it.
In 1916, the Academy found a new home, the North American Hall in Golden Gate
Park, where it grew over the decades to include Steinhart Aquarium, Simson
African Hall, Science Hall, the Morrison Planetarium and more.
From 2006 to 2009 the academy was completely renovated to the spectacular,
world-class, “green” facility we have today. The new vision: To create an institution
for the 21st century - a premier destination of grand design, and one that would
bring the latest in scientific research to the public in the most engaging,
educational and inspiring way imaginable.
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CONGRESS TOURS
Casto Vacations is the official travel agency for the ISAPS
Congress. Included here are just a few of the many
options available to you for full-day and partial-day area
tours as well as a selection of vacation experiences that
can be arranged either before or after the Congress.
San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area provide a
number of interesting places to visit such as the worldrenowned Legion of Honor, Asian and De Young
Museums or an African adventure just north of the city.
If you would like to do some exploring before or after the
Congress, there are many exciting options including the
famous California wine country, Yosemite National Park,
the famous Pebble Beach golf course, various deluxe
cruises among the Alaskan glaciers and much more.
The San Francisco Food & Wine Festival will be in full
swing in Union Square, just a few blocks from the
Marriott Hotel – August 13-15. Come a few days early
and enjoy the fun.
Travel specialists at Casto Vacations are happy to discuss
tour and travel options during your stay in the San
Francisco Bay area. Please continue to check back on this
website, http://www.casto.com/groups/isaps/ for
additional suggestions for your travel.
W W W. I S A P S C O N G R E S S 2 0 1 0 . C O M
Earl Davis
Vacation Travel Consultant
Casto Travel, Inc.
P: 1.415.273.3808
isapsinfo@casto.com
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MUIR WOODS
Just north of the Golden
Gate Bridge, Muir Woods
was dedicated as the
United States’ 10th
National Monument by
President Theodore
Roosevelt. Here you will
marvel at the quiet
elegance of an ancient forest of California coastal redwood
trees, including some of the oldest and tallest on earth. You
can wander through this forest along the well worn paths on
your own or with a guide. For the more adventurous, there
are also hiking trails that lead you as far as the Pacific Ocean
or up to the peak of Mt. Tamalpais where the views of the Bay
Area are stunning. This is a fabulous day trip from San
Francisco.
SAFARI WEST
Picture yourself among
some of the world's most
exotic creatures. See
giraffes, gazelles, zebras
and many of the other
600 animals that inhabit
the preserve. Take an
exciting three hour safari
drive, traveling first in an
authentic safari vehicle
and then trekking around the inner grounds on foot. It may
not be Africa, but it's close, with animals roaming and
running free outside your safari jeep.
CATAMARAN SAILING
EXCLUSIVE ALASKAN YACHT ADVENTURE
Sailing on beautiful San Francisco Bay is a very different
way to see the city. Relaxing afternoon Bay cruises and
legendary sunset sails are a perfect way to take in the
breathtaking San Francisco cityscape and top sightseeing
attractions. Enjoy 55' and 65' catamarans as you sail under
the Golden Gate Bridge, past Alcatraz Island and the quaint
seaside city of Sausalito, and near Kirby Cove where you
might spot whales and sea lions, or simply admire the
spectacular San
Francisco city lights.
Consistently voted
among the top five
things to do in San
Francisco, catamaran
sailing combines the
romance of The City
by the Bay with the
adventure of the sea.
Exclusive yacht cruises explore the innermost waterways and
the smallest, most intriguing villages in Alaska’s Inside
Passage. The 8 day/7 night itinerary, roundtrip from Juneau
aboard the 145-foot, 36-guest Safari Explorer provides active
adventure without sacrificing comfort. Unlike larger cruise
lines, a highlight is spending two days exploring Glacier Bay
National Park with hikes and kayaking. Park restrictions allow
only a few at a time to hike into the forest or onto glacial ice
with the park ranger and onboard naturalist. Marvel at
humpback whales
lunging out of the water
in multi-ton unison and
orca whales breaching
the water’s surface in
one of the world’s
richest marine
environments. No one
who experiences sailing
around Alaska will ever
forget the majesty of
nature there.
ISAPS announces our
OFFICIAL GLOBAL TRAVEL PARTNER
World Health Service of London
Save up to 20% off net fares
www.isapstravel.org
For Congress travel bookings only
ISAPS will extend this member benefit to non-ISAPS members who attend the Congress.
World Health Service can you help with:
• Significantly discounted round trip air fare in any class
• Connecting flights - in any country
• Car services
• Special Services such as travel insurance
Call today to book your airline tickets to the Congress and make sure you also confirm your Marriott
Marquis Hotel reservations using the Congress Website, www.isapscongress2010.com
World Health Service
Fourth Floor
42 Moorgate
London EC2R 6EL
T: +44 (0) 2030-867-868
F: +44 (0) 8450-589-860
E: travel@worldhealthservice.net
W: www.isapstravel.org
Remember, if you are planning to make any excursions around San Francisco before or after the Congress, be
sure to book airline tickets to include those additional adventures.
For vacation tours while in San Francisco, contact the Official ISAPS Congress Travel Agent:
Earl Davis
Vacation Travel Consultant
Casto Travel, Inc.
P: 1-415-273-3808
isapsinfo@casto.com
ISAPS Executive Offices
45 Lyme Road, Suite 304
Hanover, NH 03755
T: 1-603-643-2325 • F: 1-603-643-1444 • E: isaps@conmx.net
www.isaps.org • www.isapscongress2010.com