The focus for the meeting is achieving high quality outcomes in all units, identifying gaps in service and looking at opportunities to address them in the New Zealand context.
The Conference is supported by the New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons.
For programme and registration information visit the website
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The theme for the 2025 NZAPS ASM is Breast, Body and Hands, and the conference will have a strong aesthetic plastic surgery focus. Join us for our Annual Scientific Meeting to be inspired, hear from experts on subspecialty topics and socialize with colleagues.
The link to the conference website will be provided soon. Lock the date in your calendars now.
Linked to the NZAPS ASM.
A training workshop on lower limb reconstruction and necrotising fasciitis reconstruction will be held in association with the NZAPS ASM. This is designed with special interest to New Zealand and Australian trainees in both plastic and orthopaedic surgery.
Presenting at the workshop will be Aidan Fitzgerald and Scott Levin, keynote speakers for the NZAPS ASM, with local experts from Christchurch Hospital. For more information on the speakers refer to the ASM website.
The workshop presents an unrivalled opportunity to hear from surgeons with decades of experience in management of the most complex lower limb problems. The interactive workshop format will allow us to pick the brains of these experts in a less formal series of presentations.
Registration can be for the workshop only or linked with the ASM registration. For registration and programme details refer to the ASM website.
This year’s NZ Society for Surgery of the Hand Meeting is being held at Shangri-La Yanuca Island in Fiji from 14th – 16th August 2024.
Professor Ho from the Prince of Wales Hospital in Hong Kong and Professor Tonkin from Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney are the confirmed as guest speakers, both of whom share extensive experience and knowledge across a wide range of areas.
Call for Abstracts is open, the deadline for submitting these is by Friday 29th March 2024.
Please view the conference website for further information details.
The 7th edition of the Plastic Aesthetic Surgery Meeting (PASM) will be held on the 9th – 10th November 2024 at the Academia, Singapore.
This year’s theme is “Contour – Breast, Body and Face”. One of the special segments will be dedicated to Facial Injectables and their safety.
Please refer to the conference website for more information.
PSTM brings together the brightest surgeons in the specialty to share their expertise with colleagues from more than 80 countries and includes your choice of more than 200 education sessions covering aesthetic, reconstructive, practice management, wellness and research and technology topics.
Get 2023 pricing when you register now for Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2024 in San Diego.
Endorsed by the New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons (NZAPS), Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS), the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), and approved by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), the plastic surgeons of The Melbourne Institute of Plastic Surgery have great pleasure in inviting you to attend the 26th Advanced Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Workshop (AAPSW) . The 2024 workshop will focus on ‘Advances in Breast Surgery’ and will feature Aesthetic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery.
Early bird registration closes 17 December 2023.
For more information contact matthew@theperfecteventsgroup.com.au or visit the website .
The SET Induction Conference is mandatory for trainees in their first year of clinical training. The conference focuses on foundational skills such as microsurgery and includes exposure to hand surgery and CMF surgery techniques.
We are pleased to invite the 2024 intake of trainees to the 2024 SET Induction Conference, to be held 6-9 February in Brisbane. Attendance is mandatory for 1st Year SET trainees.
The program commences with a cadaveric dissection workshop focusing on exposures in hand, wrist and craniomaxillofacial surgery. Microsurgical principles and practice are covered over the first two days. Day 3 features lecturers covering a range of topics and a Sawbone workshop covering fixation principles in the hand and craniomaxillofacial skeletons. The final day equips trainees with a Research Toolkit to negotiate academic tasks throughout training.
The program will commence at 7:30am on Tuesday 6th February and conclude at 4pm on Friday 9th February. There will be a welcome reception on Tuesday evening and a conference dinner on Thursday evening. Busses will depart the Stamford Plaza Brisbane daily for transportation to the various training venues. More details to follow in the coming months.
For programme information visit RACS ASC
The New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons is holding the Annual Scientific Meeting at the Christchurch Convention Centre, Te Pāe, in Ōtautahi Christchurch on 30-31 August 2024. This annual conference is our opportunity to join together for education, collaboration and to reconnect and socialize with each other . It is an excellent opportunity to learn from leaders in our fields, and present up-to-date work and research.
The theme for this conference is ‘Innovation’.
The key note speakers are Professor Scott Levin, plastic and orthopaedic surgeon from Philadelphia, Dr Aidan Fitzgerald from Sheffield, United Kingdom and Associate Professor Sydney Ch’ng from Australia. Professor Levin will talk on upper and lower limb reconstruction topics. He has extensive expertise in microsurgical reconstruction and transplantation. Dr Fitzgerald will talk on facial palsy reconstruction, necrotizing fasciitis and other topics. Associate Professor Ch’ng, who is an ASPS councillor, will bring her expertise with respect to melanoma management, and immunotherapy for cutaneous malignancy and head and neck malignancy .
Dr Fitzergerald and Professor Levin will also participate in discussions about innovation, surgical leadership, changes in ways we work over the generations, and surgical education.
Visit NZAPS ASM website for more information.
IMCAS Congresses bring together the latest evidence-based techniques from prominent speakers and the newest developments from major industry players, so that you meet and learn from the best in the fields of dermatology, plastic surgery and aging science.
NEXT MEETINGS: – IMCAS World Congress 2024 in Paris, France from February 1st to 3rd – IMCAS Americas 2024 in Sao Paulo, Brazil from April 26th to 28th – IMCAS Asia 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand from June 21st to 23rd Learn and get updated about the latest techniques in both surgical procedures (breast implants, rhinoplasty, liposuction, lipofilling, etc.) and non invasive treatments.
For more information refer to IMCAS – Congresses on Dermatology and Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery
This year, the Conference will include esteemed local speakers and renowned international surgeons sharing their expert pearls and tips in facial and breast surgery.
The ASAPS Annual Conference is held exclusively for Specialist Plastic Surgeons, plastic surgery registrars and plastic surgery staff.
For more information and registration visit 2023 Annual ASAPS Conference 13 – 15 Oct 2023, The Langham Gold Coast – ASAPS (aestheticplasticsurgeons.org.au)
For more information refer to https://nzoa.eventsair.com/nzoa-coe-hand-society-meeting-2023/
CMF Queenstown will return this year to cover the entirety of the Craniomaxillofacial content in the Plastic Surgery curriculum. It will be a didactic lecture series/study course with timed practice exam questions. It is aimed at Plastic Surgery trainees who are about to sit their exams. Only 60 places available!
* Non accredited trainees are welcome to apply but preference will be given to training plastic surgery registrars.
For more information contact ASPS Project manager via projectmanager@plasticsurgery.org.au
The theme for this year’s meeting is Surgical Care in Health System Change.
The Meeting is being convened by Wellington surgeons Chris Adams , Nigel Willis and Sean Galvin. Influential leaders from across NZ and Australia have been invited to give a perspective on the current health system changes and the challenges we are facing in provision of surgical services.
Sessions include
15th World Congress of the International Cleft Lip and Palate Foundation in conjunction with the 27th annual Congress of the Korean Cleft Lip and Palate Association.
http://www.cleft2023seoul.org/
Program:
4 and 5 March – Practise Exam
(Invited SET 3.2 – SET 5 Trainees to participate and/or observe).
6-9 March – Main Conference
(Compulsory attendance for all Trainees).
For further information contact Letitia Knight, Registrar Events Manager: Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons Tel: +61 2 9437 9200 | Fax: +61 2 9437 9210 Email: projectmanager@plasticsurgery.org.au
Conference Venues:
Tuesday 14 February 2023 MERF The Prince Charles Hospital Staib Road, Chermside Wednesday 15 – Friday 17 February 2023 The Queensland Eye Institute Foundation 140 Melbourne Street West End, South Brisbane
Programme DAY 1 (Tue 14 Feb): Cadaveric workshop DAY 2 (Wed 15 Feb): Microsurgery DAY 3 (Thu 16 Feb): Sawbones & lectures DAY 4 (Fri 17 Feb): Research & lectures
Social Programme DAY 1 (Tue 14 Feb): ASPS Welcome Cocktail Function DAY 3 (Thu 16 Feb): Conference Dinner
Endorsed by the Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS), the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons (NZAPS), and approved by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), the plastic surgeons of The Melbourne Institute of Plastic Surgery have great pleasure in inviting you to attend the 25th Advanced Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Workshop (AAPSW). The 2023 workshop will focus on ‘The Art of Facial Aesthetic Surgery’. The workshop will also feature other topics of aesthetic interest including eyelids, face and neck surgery, fat grafting and augmentation and non surgical.
For more information and registration visit / http://plasticsurgeryworkshop.com/
The NZAPS ASM 2023 organizing committee invites you to join us for our national meeting in beautiful Queenstown – 18th and 19th August. This year we have a focus on transgender medicine and surgery and look forward to hearing from local and international experts in this evolving field. There will also be discussion of paediatric plastic surgery topics at a national level amongst other national themes. We look forward to welcoming members of ASPS and strengthening relationships between our two societies. We hope to see you there.
Registration is now open with earlybird registration fees applicable until 31 May 2023. For registration and programme details please visit http://nzaps2023.w.events4you.currinda.com/
International Confederation of Plastic Surgery Societies (ICOPLAST). The core values of ICOPLAST are to provide benefits for patients, benefits for plastic surgeons and benefits for plastic surgery. For more information visit Registration (icoplast2023.com)
The World Congress of ICOPLAST provides the plastic surgery community, including surgeons and care providers alike, a platform to network, and share best practices in the advancement of the specialty of plastic surgery globally; to ensure the progression of reconstructive and aesthetic plastic surgery training and patient care in a conducive learning environment.
ICOPLAST was founded in 2016 by 62 plastic surgery societies representing over 25,000 aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgeons. The main purposes are to educate, communicate, advocate and advance the specialty of plastic surgery globally.
PSTM brings together the brightest surgeons in the specialty to share their expertise with colleagues from more than 70 countries and includes your choice of more than 200 education sessions covering aesthetic, reconstructive, practice management, wellness and research and technology topics.
Register Now for 2023!
The Australian and New Zealand Head and Neck Cancer Society (ANZHNCS) Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) 2022 is to be held on Friday 26 – Sunday 28 August 2022 at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. The theme of this years meeting is “Evolving Paradigms in Head and Neck Cancer: Escalation, De-escalation and Everything in Between”.
Key presenters include Dr Ehab Hanna (Head and Neck / Skull Base Surgeon, MD Anderson USA), Dr Justin Roe (Consultant and Professional Lead for Speech and Language Therapy, London UK), Dr Sue Yom (Radiation Oncologist, UCSF USA), and Dr John Yoo (Head and Neck / Microvascular Reconstructive Surgeon, London Canada). Colleagues from the local Australia and New Zealand faculty will ably support the international guests throughout the meeting with the format to include keynote presentations, multidisciplinary tumour boards, debates and a breakfast session with a twist. The Chris O’Brien Oration will be delivered by Dr Ben Panizza.
Early registration closes on Monday 18 July 2022. An on-demand virtual registration category has also been created to allow delegates who are unable to travel to the Gold Coast the opportunity to access the content after the meeting.
For more information and to register, please visit the ANZHNCS website.
IFHNOS is a global organization established through cooperation of national and regional Societies and Organizations in the Specialty of Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology with membership from national and regional multidisciplinary organizations, representing 65 countries. The purpose of the Federation is to provide a common platform for Specialists in the field of Head and Neck Cancer to interact in professional matters of mutual interest.
For more details see www.ifhnos2022.com
aafs (Australasian academy of facial plastic surgery) is holding a multidisciplinary symposium on functional and aesthetic rhinoplasty & a dissection workshop.
The meeting and dissection workshop provides the opportunity to refine skills, learn new techniques and offers the opportunity to look at cutting edge surgical procedures.
Key note speakers include Yves Saban, Milos Kovacevic, Abdulkadir Goksel, Julian Rowe-Jones and Baris Cakir along with guest speaker Rebekah Giles.
For further information and registration follow
http://www.aafps.com.au/product/rhinoplasty-symposium-2022-registration/
Plastic Surgery The Meeting (PSTM) 2022 is organized by American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) and will be held from Oct 27 – 30, 2022 at Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
For more information please refer to the following link https://www.plasticsurgerythemeeting.com/registration
The organising committee for New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons, warmly invites you to join us for our national meeting in beautiful Queenstown – 18th and 19th August 2023. This year we have a focus on transgender medicine and surgery and look forward to hearing from local and international experts in this evolving field. There will also be discussion of paediatric plastic surgery topics at a national level amongst other national themes. We look forward to welcoming members of ASPS and strengthening relationships between our two societies. We hope to see you there.
Registration information can be found at
http://nzaps2023.w.events4you.currinda.com
http://cleft2021.w.events4you.currinda.com/
Please visit the following website for more details: http://anzhncsnzaps2020.w.events4you.currinda.com/
The Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) will be held at the Intercontinental Wellington this year Saturday 28 November – Sunday 29 November 2020. The ASM will be an excellent opportunity to share ideas, discuss issues and socialise with your colleagues.
Earlybird registration closes on 14 October 2020.
To register and book accommodation directly with the hotels, please visit the following ASM website: http://nzaps2020.w.events4you.currinda.com/
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2019 CMF Surgery Course (Queenstown NZ)
The biennial Craniomaxillofacial surgery course (CMF) will cover the entire craniomaxillofacial curriculum that is required learning for the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery training program fellowship exams. Topics covered include craniofacial growth and development, cleft lip and palate, odontogentic tumours, orthognathics, cephalometry, trauma, paediatric cranial surgery and many other topics.
This course has been recognized and content endorsed by both Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) and New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons (NZAPS).
Further information on the course and registration details can be found at https://plasticsurgery.org.au/event/2019-cmf-surgery-course-queenstown-nz/
The Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) will be held at the Hilton Queenstown Resort & Spa this year Friday 30 August – Sunday 1 September 2019. The ASM will be a more intimate event this year with an excellent opportunity to share ideas, discuss issues and socialise with your colleagues.
Earlybird registration closes on 25 May. Accommodation at the Hilton and DoubleTree expect to sell out fast during the ski season, so we urge you to book your accommodation directly with the hotels on the accommodation page of the ASM website: http://nzaps2019.w.events4you.currinda.com/
Bangkok, Thailand
Council meeting 9am – 12:30pm
1:30pm – 3:30pm
The conference is open to registered dermatologists and trainees. Register online at www. spconferences.co.nz.
Keynote speakers are:
Mandatory training weekend for all NZ PRS Trainees
Training conference for all Australian and New Zealand SET I PRS Trainees.
For more information on PSC 2017:-
http://www.plasticsurgery.org.au/about-us/plastic-surgery-congress-2017/
Information is attached on the 2016 ST Vincent’s Advanced Plastic Surgery for Nurses (VAPS) on 16 September in Sydney.
Please find attached a ‘Save the Date’ flier for the 2016 ST Vincent’s Advanced Plastic Surgery for Nurses (VAPS) Conference – the theme is Oncoplastic Breast Surgery.
This year the conference is a one day program with lectures in the morning and hands on workstations after lunch. Full day ($A165) and half day ($A100) registration will be available.
VAPS flier 2016
Attached is an invitation from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons regarding ASPS’s Plastic Surgery The Meeting on 23-27 September in Los Angeles, California, USA. (registration forms attached) Please note the dates for early bird and advance registration on the Form.
Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2016 continues to transform the way ASPS delivers plastic surgery education. The program is loaded with topics ranging from simple to advanced aesthetic surgery as well as an abundance of reconstructive topics. This year we have actively infused new topics, new speakers, new tracks, new formats and new ideas.
We will also be offering two ‘hands-on’ cadaver labs for Migraines and Facelifts, as well as our very insightful educational session ‘Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery’ on Friday, 23 September. New this year, are a selection of Master Classes on Tuesday, 27 September, that will offer in-depth insights into Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Regenerative Medicine, Breast Cancer Coordinated Care and more.
Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2016 promises to be the best scientific meeting of the year for aesthetic and reconstructive surgeons.
Learn more about the meeting, including educational sessions, instructional courses and the many social opportunities on our website, www.PlasticSurgeryTheMeeting.com.
It is not too early to start planning your trip!
The Opening Ceremonies starts on Friday, 23 September at 4:30pm followed by the Welcome Reception at 6pm.
Educational Programming starts on Saturday, 24 September, and continues through Tuesday, 27 September.
PS16 Registration Form_MOU
PSTM16-Forward- NZAPS Members
There is a Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient (CCrISP) course being held at the Advanced Clinical Skills Centre, Mercy Hospital in Auckland on 22 – 24 September 2016 with a number of vacancies. If you are PGY 3+ and interested in attending, please enrol via the following link: www.surgeons.org/for-health-professionals/register-courses-events/skills-training-courses/ccrisp/ccrisp-online-registration
Please contact ccrisp@surgeons.org if you have any queries.
2016-04-14 ANZHNCS ASM IFHNOS 2016 World Tour Registration Brochure
Esson Tour – detailed itinerary
http://www.breastsurgeryinnovations.com/wp/
http://www.londonbreastmeeting.com/home
http://breastcongress.org/
http://www.parisbreastrendezvous.com/
http://www.plasticsurgery.org.au/about-us/icpf-2016/
http://nzaps2016.w.events4you.currinda.com/
http://nzssh.nzoa.org.nz/home
http://www.bapras.org.uk/professionals/training-and-education/bapras-events/winter-scientific-meeting-2015
http://nzaps2017.w.events4you.currinda.com/
For further information and to register visit http://melnet.org.nz/news/melanoma-summit-2015.
The biennial Craniomaxillofacial surgery course (CMF) will cover the entire craniomaxillofacial curriculum that is required learning for the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery training program fellowship exams. We cover craniofacial growth and development, cleft lip and palate, odontogentic tumours, orthognathics, cephalometry, trauma, paediatric cranial surgery and many other topics.
