Traditional surgical approaches often address only subcutaneous fat and, occasionally, the platysma muscle, while neglecting subplatysmal structures. This limited focus may produce suboptimal outcomes or even worsen existing issues, resulting in contour irregularities that are difficult to correct. In many cases, additional factors deep to the platysma—such as subplatysmal fat, the anterior bellies of the digastric muscles, perihyoid fascia, and the submandibular glands—contribute to obtuse neck contours. For these patients, a submental incision provides access for precise management of these deep structures. Achieving natural and durable neck contours requires detailed anatomical knowledge, targeted modification of subplatysmal elements, platysma tightening, and judicious preservation or removal of subcutaneous fat. Despite concerns about potential risks, deep neck contouring consistently yields long-term, natural results with low complication rates.

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i would like to thank everyone who made this valuable conference possible in our country.

if i have the opportunity to give a presentation, i would like to talk about deep plane facelift and endoscopic browlift.

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The aim is to show that in profile surgeries, such as rhinoplasty, correcting only the nose may sometimes not be sufficient, and that combined procedures are needed to achieve a much better profile view of the face.

PREVENTING AGING FACE RELATED VOLUME LOSS WITH TEMPORAL AREA FILLER

Bariatric interventions, both surgical and medical, are increasingly employed by patients to achieve weight reduction and enhance overall health. However, there is growing concern about the associated changes in soft tissue facial aesthetics resulting from these interventions. In this systematic review, the authors aimed to analyze the existing literature regarding soft tissue facial changes after bariatric interventions, with a focus on the influence of massive weight loss on facial aging, attractiveness, and considerations for facial rejuvenation. A systematic review was conducted until february 10, 2024, using electronic databases such as pubmed, scopus, web of science, embase, and google scholar. This review was registered in the open science framework. The covidence software (melbourne, VIC, australia) facilitates title, abstract, and full-text screening, as well as data extraction. In total, 309 papers were identified, 94 duplicates were removed, and 194 studies were excluded on the basis of inclusion criteria. Of the remaining 21 studies, 13 met the inclusion criteria with an additional single study from the conference abstract. Descriptive analysis was conducted. We observed a correlation between massive weight loss and facial aging. The most significant fat regional devolumization was observed along the mid-cheek region and with central neck skin laxity. The apparent age of patients was higher among those with massive weight loss. In our study, we demonstrated that massive weight loss causes accelerated facial aging, manifested through fat devolumization, and increased skin laxity. Further quantitative volumetric facial analyses postbariatric surgery would yield valuable results.

Aging face surgery is becoming popular as rhinoplasty did. I'm going to show.Primary and revision cases tips and tricks of deep land facelift surgeries.

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speech about Diagnosis and management of nasal septal perforation

This study evaluates the prevalence and patterns of rib cartilage calcification using plain radiographs in patients undergoing rhinoplasty. The degree of calcification is analyzed to determine its impact on graft selection, carving difficulty, and surgical planning. Findings aim to guide surgeons in preoperative assessment for optimal costal cartilage harvesting and utilization.

This study introduces a novel surgical technique for correcting bony vault deviation in rhinoplasty. The method focuses on achieving symmetrical dorsal contour and stable alignment through controlled osteotomies and sidewall repositioning. Outcomes are assessed based on dorsal aesthetic balance, airway function, and postoperative patient satisfaction.

This study investigates the functional and aesthetic effects of rhinoplasty on smile dynamics. Changes in upper lip movement, incisor show, and nasolabial angle are analyzed before and after surgery. The aim is to evaluate how surgical maneuvers, particularly tip modification and columellar support, influence postoperative smile harmony.

This study investigates the anatomical and functional significance of the medial crural foot plates in nasal tip surgery. By analyzing their influence on tip support, projection, and columellar shape, the research highlights the importance of precise manipulation during tipplasty. The goal is to optimize surgical techniques that enhance nasal tip stability and aesthetic refinement.

This study investigates the rejuvenating impact of rhinoplasty on overall facial appearance. By analyzing changes in facial proportions, light reflection, and perceived age, it explores how nasal refinement contributes to a more youthful aesthetic. The research aims to objectively assess the correlation between nasal surgery and global facial harmony using photographic and patient satisfaction analyses.

preveting long term projection loss by devoloping nasal tip stabilisation techniques

Description: moustarde technique otoplasty video in HD quailty

outcome: to show beginners the tips and pearls of wisdom about otoplasty

objectives: to desribe basic otoplasty operation for beginners

Otoplasty remains a cornerstone of aesthetic and reconstructive ear surgery, primarily addressing congenital deformities such as prominent ears. Over time, the field has evolved beyond purely cosmetic goals to encompass functional and psychological considerations, especially in pediatric and adolescent populations. Despite advancements in technique, a subset of patients—estimated at up to 15%—continues to experience suboptimal outcomes, including asymmetry, recurrence, or dissatisfaction with aesthetic results.

in this presentation, we aim to share our surgical technique and clinical outcomes from a series of over 100 patients treated at ankara etlik city hospital. Our method focuses on enhancing surgical precision, improving reproducibility, and minimizing complications through a refined approach to cartilage reshaping and suture placement.

the objective of this session is to:

1. present a step-by-step overview of our technique.

2. analyze complication rates and identify key risk factors.

3. discuss strategies to optimize patient satisfaction and long-term aesthetic outcomes.

our clinical data demonstrate a satisfaction rate exceeding 95%, supporting the effectiveness and reliability of our approach. This presentation builds upon previous research and clinical experience to propose a standardized technique that may contribute to improved global outcomes in otoplasty.

Neck fat remowal,submental endolaser lifting

A technical variant of the gull-wing lip lift is the sub-nasal lip lift (bull-horn lip lift), which involves the removal of either an ellipse or a curved-edge ellipse of tissue from under the nose. The skin then is raised, and sutured to lift the lip and expose more of the upper-lip vermilion.Depending upon the indications of the patient, this technique can increase the drooping the corners of the mouth (commissures); thus, the sub-nasal lip lift often includes a corner-lift surgical step. in the corner lift procedure, triangles of tissue are resected from above the commissures, thereby elevating the corners of the mouth.A descending wedge of tissue can also be removed to add contour to the cupid's bow or to reduce bulky lips.

This panel will review current anti-aging approaches, including injectables and regenerative options such as PRP and stem-cell therapies. Emphasis will be placed on evidence-based practice, patient safety, and combination treatment strategies.

Upper facial neurotoxin enjection techniques

Filler complications round table discussions