Recent Presentations 
   
These are the most recent presentations given by Dr. Bryan Mendelson at international plastic surgery meetings and conferences.

  • International Confederation of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (IPRAS). 14th International Congress. Berlin, Germany. June 2007. Master Class: 'Aesthetic Face. Advanced Surgical Techniques in Facial Rejuvenation'. Presentations: 'Advances in Understanding Facial Anatomy. The Importance of the Spaces', 'The Future of Cosmetic and Aesthetic Surgery.'
  • XLII SECPRE National Congress. Valencia, Spain. May 2007. Master Conference: Facelift Surgical Anatomy. Presentations: 'Lower Lid Contouring. Rationale and Surgical Technique', 'Premasseter Space Approach to the Lower Facelift', 'Understanding the Complex Anatomy of the Mid Cheek.'
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). Instructional Course. Seoul, Korea. May 2007. Presentations: 'The Anatomy and Ageing of the Lower Lid and Cheek', 'The Anatomical Basis for Lower Facelift.' Moderator: Face Session.
  • American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Aesthetic Meeting. New York, USA. April 2007. Panelist: 'Blending Lid Cheek Junction. Divergent Approaches Similar Results?'
  • Oriental Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (OSAPS). 10th International Congress. Shanghai, China. November 2006. Presentation: 'Modern Understanding of Facial Anatomy in Relation to Facial Ageing', 'Anatomical Approach to Facelifting using the Composite Technique'.
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) 18th Congress. Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. August 2006. Panelist: 'Periorbital Anatomy as it Relates to Ageing and Rejuvenation'.
  • International Consortium of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ICAPS). Bordeaux, France. June 2006. Presentation: 'Clinical Anatomy of the Lower Lid and Lid Cheek Junction'.
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) Postgraduate Course. Venice, Italy. June 2006. Presentation: 'Why I Prefer the Composite Lift Approach to Facial Rejuvenation', 'Anatomy of the Lid Cheek Junction and the Ageing Process'. Moderator: Fat Grafting Panel.
  • American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Aesthetic Meeting. Orlando, Florida. April 2006. Interactive Video: 'Fat Presentation in Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty'
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) Postgraduate Course. Cape Town, South Africa. March 2006. Presentation: 'Understanding the Complex Anatomy of the Mid Cheek', 'Use of the Premasseter Space in Lower Facelifts for correction of Labio-mandibular Folds, Jowls and Submental Laxity', 'Correction of the Ageing Facial Skeleton'.
  • Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). 11th Advanced Surgery Workshop - Melbourne, Australia. February 2006. Presentation: 'Anatomy of the Face and Neck'. Panel Member: Meloplasty.
  • Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) Annual Conference. Gold Coast, Australia. October 2005. Guest Speaker. Presentation topic 'The Complete Composite Facelift'.
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) Postgraduate Instructional Course. Sveti Stefan, Serbia and Montenegro. September 2005. Faculty Member and Guest Speaker. Presentation topics 'Understanding Facial Anatomy' and 'Practical Anatomy and Surgery of the Deep Temporal Lift'.
  • Brazilian Society of Aesthetic Surgery, 24th Carioca Plastic Surgery Meeting. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. August 2005. Invited Guest Speaker, Scientific Program. Presentation topic 'Face Lifting'.
  • Anatomy Workshop, University of New South Wales. Sydney, Australia. May 2005. Invited Guest and Faculty Member. Performed live dissections.
  • Twenty-third Annual Plastic Surgery Resident's Day - University of British Columbia. Vancouver. May 2005. Presentation 'The Evolution of the Human Face.' Presented by Dr. Mendelson as the 'A.D. Courtemanche Visiting Professor'.
  • Royal Australian College of Surgeons. Scientific Congress. Australia. May 2004. Panel Member; 'Aesthetics of Facial Skeletal Surgery' and 'Understanding Facelift Anatomy'.
  • Australasian Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Annual Scientific Conference. Australia. October 2003. Presentation; 'Fixation Sutures in the Deep Temporal Lift'. Awarded the Device Technologies Award for Best Scientific Presentation.
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). Lugarno. September 2003. Presented instructional courses on 'The Anatomy of the Mid Cheek and Lower Lid' and 'Understanding Facelift Anatomy'.
  • Mayo Clinic. USA. July 2003. Lecture to the Plastic Surgery Department of the Mayo Clinic on 'Anatomy of the Mid Cheek'.
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). Instructional Course. Barcelona. July 2003. Two presentations; 'Applied Anatomy of the Mid Cheek' and 'Temporal Approach to Rejuvenation of the Upper Cheek and Lower Lid'. Panel member on 'Cases and Complications.'
  • American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Annual Conference. Boston. May 2003. Presented a two hour instructional course 'Understanding Facelift Anatomy'. Demonstrated the Extended SMAS Facelift to an audience of surgeons via an interactive video, followed by a panel discussion and audience interaction. Member on three panels, 'Facelift in the Global Perspective' and 'Key Elements of Cervical Contouring' and 'Facelifting - The Australian Perspective'. Presented with the 'Raymond Vilain Award for Best Presentation by an International Physician', awarded at the Thirty-fifth Anniversary Meeting of ASAPS in April 2002.
  • Thirty-fifth Anniversary Meeting of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Las Vegas. April 2002. Panel member on 'Facial Ageing and Surgical Solutions', and 'Precision Shaping of the Lid-Cheek Junction - Problem Solving in the Difficult Patient'. International Symposium Day, panel member on 'The Face', a panel comprising three international surgeons presenting their own personal philosophy and technique of facial surgery. Awarded the 'Raymond Vilain Award for Best Presentation by an International Physician'
  • Thirty sixth Annual Baker Gordon Cosmetic Surgery Symposium. Miami. February 2002. Presented three lectures on aesthetic facial surgery. Member of the Small Teaching Faculty. Demonstrated the Extended SMAS Facelift procedure and reshaping of the lower lid.
  • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). 2001. Presented instructional courses as part of the teaching faculty for meetings in Taiwan, London and Rio de Janeiro on facelift anatomy, the temporal lift and midcheek lift.
  • American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Annual Conference. New York. May 2001. Presented two hour teaching course on facial surgery - the first Australian to be invited to present a teaching course at this leading international meeting. Panel member on 'The Role of Volume and Vectors in the Facelift' panel.
  • Mayo Clinic. Minnesota, USA. John B Erich Visiting Professor of Plastic Surgery for 2000.
  • Stamford Private Hospital. London. November 2000. Invited to perform live demonstration of the Extended SMAS Facelift technique. Presentation 'The Modern Facelift.'
  • Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Annual Scientific Conference. Sanctuary Cove. July 2000. Presentation 'SMAS Surgery. Principles of Release, Vectors and Fixation'.
  • Fifth Annual Dallas Aesthetic Surgery Symposium. March 2000. Guest Speaker. Live demonstration of the Extended SMAS Facelift technique in front of over 200 leading plastic surgeons from across the world. Panelist on several specialist panels.
  • The Canadian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Annual Conference. Calgary. 1999. Guest Surgeon and winner of the Dr. Ralph Millard Prize for Best Paper 'Understanding Facelift Anatomy' given as the Carlsen Lecture. Live demonstration of the Extended SMAS Facelift procedure.

 

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