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S058 Threads for the face: how to choose and how to improve results (in collaboration with KOLKHIDA)
Friday 03 June 2022
13:30 to 15:30
Amphi Havane - Level 3
FOCUS SESSION

Chair(s)

Dr George SULAMANIDZE
Plastic Surgeon
Georgia
Dr Thomas RAPPL
Plastic Surgeon
Austria

Partner of the session

International Caucasian Congress on Plastic Surgery and Dermatology Kolkhida
International Caucasian Congress on Plastic Surgery and Dermatology Kolkhida
https://kolkhida.org/en hello@kolkhida.org

Lectures of the session

13:30

avatar_chairs Dr George SULAMANIDZE

Introduction KOLKHIDA

13:32

avatar_chairs Dr Salvatore Piero FUNDARO

Barbed threads: insertion patterns and holding strength

13:32

Part 1: Which threads?

13:44

avatar_chairs Dr Franco VERCESI

Criterias of thread choices to improve your results

13:56

avatar_chairs Dr Huray HUGUL

Permanent thread lifting: a solution for both basic and difficult cases

14:08

Discussion and Q&A

14:18

avatar_chairs Dr Adriano SANTORELLI

Nose treatment and eyebrow lifting with suspension threads

14:18

Part 2: Which part and which results

14:30

avatar_chairs Dr Bernard MOLE

Tips and tricks: crossing vectors, scalp supporting loop, and transient external blocking node

14:42

avatar_chairs Dr Tunc TIRYAKI

Nose suspension sutures - Breaking the dogmas!

14:54

avatar_chairs Dr Kwun Cheung HAU

Malar reshaping technique using a bidirectional barb-thread suspension procedure for 3-dimensional ageing in Asian faces (live remote talk)

15:06

avatar_chairs Dr Mohammad Humayun MOHMAND

Mesh threads - A way forward in non-surgical face lift

15:18

Discussion and Q&A

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