To celebrate Patient Safety Awareness Week (March 14-20, 2021), the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery (ABCS) announces a new way for patients to identify a cosmetic surgeon with a particular focus on safety: Cosmetic Surgery Patient Safety (CSPS) certification.
Plastic surgery society becomes first major U.S. medical association to narrow guidance on pediatric gender care, emphasizing professional judgment and heightened ethical standards.
A national survey shows how GLP-1–associated weight loss is driving facial volume loss, laxity, and wrinkles—and why fillers and neuromodulators anchor treatment for this growing patient group. Plastic Surgery Practice talks to one of the study's authors to break down the findings and what they mean for treatment planning in today’s aesthetic practice.
Members-only platform now features an on-demand, mobile-friendly interface with personalized access to aesthetic education and CME opportunities.
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Dr Manoj Abraham discusses the challenges, cases, and collaborative progress behind the AAFPRS Foundation’s latest humanitarian surgical mission to treat war-related facial injuries in Ukraine.
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New resources from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons aim to prepare patients for the emotional challenges that can accompany aesthetic procedures.
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The American Academy of Dermatology also announced the results of its annual election for vice president-elect and board members.
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The Aesthetic Foundation appoints Patricia A. McGuire, MD, as president, highlighting new initiatives in patient safety, research, and breast cancer patient support.
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Tracy Pfeifer, MD, MS, has been elected president of The Aesthetic Society during The Aesthetic MEET 2025, with plans to continue educational and awareness initiatives.
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Gen Z surgeons are choosing aesthetics for better work-life balance and higher pay, raising concerns about future workforce shortages in reconstructive surgery.
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Alongside its new president, AAD appoints additional officers and board members at its annual meeting.
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The e-book provides expert insights and resources to help patients make informed, safe decisions about cosmetic procedures.
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Patrick J. Byrne, MD, MBA, a Cleveland-based facial plastic surgeon, is the new AAFPRS president for 2024-2025. He shares his priorities, emphasizing education, clinical excellence, and addressing challenges like workforce shortages and technological advancements.
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Scott Hollenbeck, MD, chair of plastic surgery at the University of Virginia, has been named president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), focusing on enhancing the specialty’s role in healthcare, expanding education, and ensuring patient safety.
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Alan Matarasso, MD, FACS, the newly elected president of The Plastic Surgery Foundation, is an experienced aesthetic plastic surgeon, author of over 1,000 publications, and has a long history of service and academic contributions in the field.
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The 2024 AAFPRS Annual Meeting, chaired by Jamil Asaria, MD, will be held October 23-26 in New Orleans, featuring 325 speakers from 15 countries discussing advancements in facial plastic surgery, including new treatments, minimally invasive techniques, and the impact of AI on aesthetics.
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The survey, from the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, released the results of its annual global survey, with the U.S. taking the top spot for most procedures with over 6.1 million.
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The AAFPRS Foundation will host the Spring Meeting at COSM from May 15-16 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago, uniting professionals, residents, fellows, and students to discuss the latest in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery through panels, keynotes, hands-on training, and networking opportunities focused on procedures, treatments, practice management, and career growth.
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