• Title : Stem Cell Workshop
• Date : 11/29(Fri), at 09:00
• Room : Daegu-Gyeongbuk Medical Innovation Foundation New Drug Development Center

[Facial Contour Refinement using In Vivo Bone Tissue Engineering Technic]

It has been more than 25 years since the introduction of classic tissue engineering concept in 1996 by Charles Vacanti. In this presentation, I’d like to introduce a new concept of hard tissue engineering in which omit or bypassing in vitro tissue engineered construct (TE construct) forming process.
Completing TE construct before in vivo implantation has long been accepted as an essential process for successful tissue engineering. However, this process has been a big hurdle for clinical application of tissue engineering not only by increasing total cost but also confronting the FDA regulations. To make matters worse in clinical situation, TE construct which is a large avascular vulnerable cell-tissue mass, will confront a problem related with its vascularization and survival. I certainly believe that we could make a better result by directly placing SVF cells & scaffolds for hard tissue engineering into adequate biologic space within human body.

This new concept provides us great benefit to avoid government regulation and to reduce total engineering cost. Another advantage of the new concept is natural vascularization into the engineering hard tissue. With this new concept, we could increase clinical outcome by reducing risks of partial absorption or complete collapse of implanted TE construct. I’ve already applied this technic for animal experiments for more than 10 years and very successful result had been confirmed.

Subsequently, clinical application has been performed for facial bone contour augmentation in 19 patients during last 3 years. Safe & satisfactory bone augmentation was possible in every patient without any failure and the results are remarkable. This new concept will open a new chapter for the clinical application of tissue engineering. Further research and refinement are needed.

- Founder and the First President of Asian forum for Fat & Stem cells
- Former Board member of ISPRES (International Society of Plastic and Regenerative Surgeons)
- Former President of Korean Society for Lipoplasty and Adipose Stem Cell

• Title : 1. Short and Flat Nose
  2. Minimal invasive midface lift - CaSS lift
• Date : 11/30(Sat), at 13:00
• Room : Room 324

• Title : Short and Flat Nose
• Date : 12/1(Sun), at 13:00
• Room : Room324 (V Plastic Surgery Clinic)

[Systematic Approaches for Ideal Aging Upper Blepharoplasty In Case of Supratarsal Depression and for Lower blepharoplastry in asymmetrical condition]

As we age, the skin loses its elasticity and the skin sags downward under the influence of gravity. The skin of the upper eyelid also loses its elasticity and sags downward, gradually obscuring the field of view, resulting in more wrinkles on the forehead. Naturally, the upward and downward movement of the eyebrows increase, and the amount of the eyebrows becomes severe.
If the orbital fat is low, the possibility of supratarsal depression increases. Lesser the orbital fat the stronger the adhesion between it and the posterior septum. When the eyes are opened under these conditions, the force of the levator palpebrae superioris is transmitted to the posterior septum and the orbital fat is pulled back. This results in a remarkable supratarsal depression. In particular, when the power of the levator palpebrae superioris becomes weak, the problem is exacerbated because the power of the frontalis tends to compensate the power of opening the eyes. The loose upper eyelid skin adheres closely to the contour of the sunken eye, so it does not look saggy. However, when the levator function improves and the supratarsal depression disappears, the skin sagging of the upper eyelid becomes severe. As a result, the need for skin excision increases when double eyelid surgery is performed on an eye with supratersal depression. For this reason, there is a high possibility that additional brow lift surgery will be required.
I would like to analyze the factors that affect the results of upper blepharoplasty and explain the importance and priority of each factor. Based on this, I would like to suggest a systematic approach so that the results of upper blepharoplasty for the elderly look natural. In addition, I will explain the role of each tissue while conducting live surgery for the eye with supratarsal depression.

[Lower blepharoplasty using SOOF lift in cases of asymmetrical condition]

If you take a picture of your face from the front without lighting it, you can see the high and low contours of the facial bone and how the left and right skin sagging is processing. The factor that has the greatest influence on the shape of the lower eye is the development of the maxilla and cheek bones. Therefore, the left and right difference of the lower eyelid is mostly affected by the structural difference between the maxilla and cheek bones. In particular, it is most affected by the difference of the highest protruding position and bony volume of the maxilla and cheek bones.
Changes in the central midface that occurs with aging happen in the tear trough, Indian groove, deep nasolabial fold, and additional drooping of the jowls. If there is a difference in the structure of the lower eyelids, the degree of sagging of the lower eyelids will also be different. In addition, if the left and right lower eyelid conditions are different, the difference between the left and right will never be solved if the same operation is performed.
Lower blepharoplasty is the way to solve central midface aging. Therefore, I would like to propose a surgical method that can resolve a significant part of the difference between the left and right lower eyelids by modifying the lower blepharoplasty using SOOF lift.

- Director, Dr. Byun’s Plastic Surgery Clinic
- Former President, Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
- Former Research fellow MASS General Hospital, Plastic Surgery

• Title : [V Session] Injectable Aesthetic Procedures (Filler, Toxin, and Skin Booster) : Beyond Ordinary Satisfaction
• Date : Dec 1(Fri), at 11:10
• Room : 321

• Title : [Botulinum Toxin, Filler & Thread Lift] Actual practice for thread-lifting and injectables
• Date : Dec 2(Sat), at 16:30
• Room : 321

• Title : [Live Surgery] Actual Practice for Thread-lifting and Injectables
• Date : Dec 3(Sun), at 15:00
• Room : V Plastic Surgery Clinic

[Injectable Aesthetic Procedures (Filler, Toxin, and Skin Booster) : Beyond Ordinary Satisfaction]

Minimal invasive surgery is currently the most popular field in the field of cosmetic surgery.
Especially, Botulinum toxin, Filler, and skin booster Injection is the most commonly performed minimal invasive procedures.
One of the key treatments is Filler, Botulinum toxin and Skin booster.

Among them, Korea stands out in the filler, toxin and skin booster market as well as surgery in the cosmetic plastic surgery field. Compared to the past, the proportion of Injectable Aesthetic Procedures presentations at the conference has become very high. In the past, Injectable Aesthetic Procedures have tended to be treated around specific areas for the purpose of volume replacement.

I would like to introduce various performance technique, which are commonly performed in Korea, using filler and botulinum toxin and Skin booster.

I'm sure it will help your hospital in a simple and immediate way.

- Chairman & Director. V Plastic Surgery Clinic
- Advisor professor of Medical school, Catholic Medical Center of Dae-gu
- Academic board of Scholarship Committee of Korea Plastic Research Society of
Botulinum toxin, Filler and thread
- Academic board of Scholarship Committee of APAAC(Asia Pacific AntiAging
Course)

• Title : The Potential of Clinical applications of iPSC and iPSC-EV, Taiwan experiences
• Date : 11/30(Sat), at 09:40
• Room : Room 324

• Title : [Cadaver Workshop(optional)] Dissection and anatomical structures and their relationships for successful facelift (LT) modified Deep Plane Facelift (RT)
• Date : 11/29(Fri), at 09:00
• Room : Keimyung University Dongsan Hospital

- Director, V Plastic Surgery Clinic
- Member, Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
- Member, Korean Soicety for Microsurgery
- Member, International Society of Plastic Regenerative Surgeons
- Member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons

• Title : [International Sessions] Application of Platelet Rich Plasma in Aesthetic Medicine
• Date : Dec 1(Fri), 16:10
• Room : 321

[International Sessions] Application of Platelet Rich Plasma in Aesthetic Medicine

PRP is the abbreviation of platelet-rich plasma. Centrifuge method
extracts platelets and plasma concentrates from autologous blood, rich
in various growth factors, for example: vascular endothelial growth
factor (VEGF), fibroblast growth factor (FGF), platelets Derived growth
factor (PDGF), epidermal growth factor (EGF), connective tissue growth
factor (CTGF), keratinocyte growth factor (KGF), etc.
PRP treatment uses a variety of growth factors to participate in cell
differentiation, tissue, and angiogenesis to regenerate and repair
damaged tissue.
PRP new injectable cosmetic treatment method，
It injects PRP autologous plasma rich in various growth factors into the
superficial dermis to stimulate the production of large amounts of
collagen, elastic fibers, colloids, etc., and promote the growth and
rearrangement of multiple skin tissues.
This can achieve the purpose of comprehensively improving skin
condition, tightening and lifting facial skin, reducing wrinkles, depressed
scars, restoring skin rejuvenation, and delaying skin aging.

- The Second Affiliated Hospital of Shantou University School of Medicine,
Guangdong, Plastic and Burn Cosmetic Surgery-work
- Regular member of the Korean Association of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery
- Member of the Medical Cosmetology Professional Committee of the Chinese
Association of Integrative Medicine
- Director of the Accurate and Digital Branch of the Chinese Association of
Plastic Surgery and Aesthetics

• Title : Dissection and anatomical structures and their relationships for successful facelift (LT) modified Deep Plane Facelift (RT)
• Date : 11/29(Fri), at 09:00
• Room : Keimyung University Dongsan Hospital

• Title : Suprabrow lift
• Date : 11/30(Sat) at 16:20
• Room : Room 324

• Title : Upper & Lower Eye Lid Surgery
• Date : 12/1(Sun) at 09:30
• Room : Room 324 (V Plastic Surgery Clinic)

• Title : Lip Plastic Surgery
• Date : 11/30(Sat) at 11:30
• Room : Room 324

• Title : Lip shape, attractive and healthy-looking lip
• Date : 11/30(Sat), at 10:50
• Room : Room 324

• Title : My History of Lip Surgery
• Date : 11/30(Sat), at 11:10
• Room : Room 324

• Title : A Completely New Biostimulator for Skin Texture.
• Date : 11/30(Sat), at 14:30
• Room : Room 324

• Title : AI
• Date : 11/30(Sat) at 14:50
• Room : Room 324

• Title : Upper blepharoplasty
• Date : 11/30(Sat), at 15:40
• Room : Room 324

• Title : Lower blepharoplasty
• Date : 11/30(Sat), at 16:40
• Room : Room 324

• Title : Surgical Treatment of Sunken Upper Eyelids in Middle-Aged Vietnamese Patients Using Fat Pad Repositioning Techniques and Autologous Fat Grafting.
• Date : 11/30 (Sat), at 17:20
• Room : Room 324

• Title : The most optimized operating workflow solution
• Date : 11/30 (Sat), at 15:10
• Room : 324

• Title : [Exercise 6] Nasal Tip Techniques: Cartilage Grafting / Tip Suturing
  (Cartilage Grafting/Tip Suturing)
• Date : 11/28 (Thu), at 14:30
• Room : Room 323

• Title : [Exercise 9] Alar Base Resection
• Date : 11/28 (Thu), at 16:40
• Room : Room 323