“Stripping” the facial artery
Speaker

Daniel MUSZALSKI
Argentina
Especialista en Medicina Interna. * Especialista en Dermatología. * Miembro titular de la Sociedad Argentina de Dermatología (SAD). * Miembro del grupo de trabajo de Dermatología Estética (SAD). * Consultor de Allergan Aesthetic (Manejo de Efectos Adversos con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico en lationoamerica – de México a Argentina). * Docente del Curso Internacional de Anatomía Aplicada en Cadáveres con enfoque en Toxina Botulínica y Rellenos Faciales – UBA. * Director y docente de tres Cursos en Dermabaires: 1. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico Panfacial. 2. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Toxina Botulínica Panfacial, Cuello, Bruxismo e Hiperhidrosis. 3. Curso Intensivo de Efectos Adversos con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico y Adecuada utilización de la Hialuronidasa. * Docente del Curso Superior de Dermatología – Hospital Houssay – Vicente López – Distrito IV – Provincia de Buenos Aires. * Docente de la Escuela latinoamericana de Dermatología Médica. * Docente de la Diplomatura en Cicatrización de Heridas (AIACH). * Colaborador en la Revista Piel Latinoamericana. PUBLICACIONES NACIONALES E INTERNACIONALES (últimos 4 años): 2018:- Autor del artículo “Relleno de surcos nasolabiales con ácido hialurónico – No minimicemos el peligro”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 420. – Autor del artículo “Reponiendo volumen en la región mentoniana” – Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 423. – Autor del artículo “Rinomodelación con ácido hialurónico”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 426. – Autor del artículo “Relleno de la Fosa Temporal con ácido hialurónico”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 432. – Autor del artículo “Hialuronidasa: nuevo protocolo de Altas Dosis ante isquemia/ necrosis por inyección de rellenos de ácido hialurónico”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 426. 2019:- Autor del artículo “Neoformación de colágeno tras la aplicación intradérmic de ácido hialurónico reticulado”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 438. – Autor del artículo “Tratamiento de las infecciones tardías asociadas a inyectables de ácido hialurónico, basado en el esquema formulado por Marusza y Netsvyetayeva”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 441. – Autor del artículo “Relleno de puntos orbiculares externos con Ácid Hialurónico”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 444. 2020:- Autor del artículo “Eventos vasculares isquémicos en tratamiento de adiposidad localizada con ácido desoxicólico o desoxicolato de sodio”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 456. – Coautor del artículo “Antisépticos en procedimientos invasivosestéticos y no estéticos”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 453. 2021:- Autor del artículo “Sindrome de Nicolau (necrosis frontal por relleno de ácidohialurónico): a propósito de un caso”, Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 465. – Autor del artículo “Covid-19 y Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico” – Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 470. – Coautor del artículo “Lesiones cutáneas deprimidas en puntos de inyección de toxina botulínica: a propósito de dos casos” – Revista Piel Latinoamericana – vol. 473. – Autor del artículo “Hipopigmentación post Luz Pulsada Intensa (IPL) tratada con microneedling y bimatoprost 0,03% tópico: a propósito de un caso” – Revista piel Latinoamericana – vol. 476. DISERTACIONES INTERNACIONALES (últimos 4 años): 2019:- Disertante en el 3º Congreso Centroamericano de Medicina Estética – 1º Congreso en Costa Rica de Medicina Estética y Rejuvenecimiento 22 al 24/08/2019. Temas: “Manejo de Eventos Isquémicos con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico”, “Abordaje de la Fosa Temporal con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico” y “Hialuronidasa: adecuada utilización en Efectos Adversos con Ácido Hialurónico” – Hotel Wyndham Herradura, San José, Costa Rica. – Disertante “Rinomodelación con Ácido Hialurónico” 2º Symposium Internacional de Dermatología – CILAD – Buenos Aires – Paseo la Plaza. 2020:- Disertante de “Rinomodelación: adecuado abordaje para minimizar efectos adversos isquémicos y amaurosis” – Consejo latinoamericano y del Caribe de Medicina estética y Antiage – Guatemala (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Abordaje de áreas de riesgo con Rellenos faciales” – II Congreso Boliviano de Medicina estética – ASOBOME (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Infecciones en tratamientos con Rellenos, Prevención y Tratamiento” – Consejo latinoamericano y del Caribe de Medicina estética y Antiage (Guatemala) – (modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Correcto abordaje de la región infraorbitaria con Rellenos de ácido Hialurónico – 1ºJornada Médico científica Virtual – Asociación de Medicina estética de Panamá y Afines (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Recurrencia herpética vs. necrosis en tratamientos inyectables con ácido Hialurónico” – 1º Simposio Sociedad de Medicina estética Dominicana (SOMED) – Modalidad virtual. 2021:- Disertante de “Toxina botulínica en Sonrisa gingival, a veces un gran desafío” 2º Congreso Científico de Medicina estética y Antiaging – Perú – Asocime (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Anatomía aplicada a Rellenos de ácido Hialurónico en la región nasal” – Jornadas ASOHMEI – Asociación Hondureña de Medicina Estética Integral (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Covid-19 y Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico” – VII Congreso Internacional de Dermatología Clínica, Estética y Cosmética – Cali – Colombia (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Hialuronidasa en Medicina Estética” – mesa redonda “Covid-19 y tratamientos estéticos” – III Congreso boliviano de Medicina Estética – ASOBOME (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Abordaje de áreas de riesgo de Amaurosis con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico” – Congreso de la Asociación de Medicina Estética de Panamá y Afines – AMEPA (Modalidad virtual). DISERTACIONES NACIONALES (últimos 4 años): 2018:- Disertación Pre Lauching Volite: Juvederm Volite – Calidad de la Piel – Allergan Medical Institute – Disertante: “Ojeras – Relleno y Piel”, XXIII Congreso Argentino de Dermatología – Rosario – Santa Fe – Disertante: JUVEDERM VOLITE y categoría SKIN QUALITY en la Actualización Científica MD Codes Distinction Tour 2018 – Disertante: “Técnicas mínimamente invasivas en la región nasal” Jornadas de Terapéutica e Innovaciones en Dermatología – SAD – Disertante “Úlceras por Modelantes” – (03/11/2018) Diplomatura en Cicatrización de Heridas – AIACH 2019:- Disertante en el Congreso Nacional de Dermatología Quirúrgica, Estética y Láser – “Rinomodelación” – Sheraton Libertador Hotel. 2021:- Disertante de “Hialuronidasa, infaltable en el arsenal de todo inyector” – Congreso Nacional de dermatología Quirúrgica, Estética y Láser – Sociedad Argentina de Dermatología – SAD – (Modalidad virtual). – Disertante de “Prevención de Amaurosis en tratamiento con Fillers” – BAAS Congress 2021 (Modalidad presencial). – Disertante de “Reacciones inflamatorias tardías en sitios de rellenos, post infección por covid19 / vacunación” – Webinar Grupo de Trabajo de Reacciones Cutáneo – mucosas adversas a Drogas – Sociedad Argentina de Dermatología CURSOS / TALLERES INTERNACIONALES – DIRECTOR Y/O DOCENTE (últimos 4 años): 2018:- Docente del Curso Internacional de Anatomía aplicada en cadáveres con enfoque en Toxina botulínica y rellenos faciales – carga horaria 16hs. – Director y docente de tres Cursos en Dermabaires: 1. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico Panfacial. 2. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Toxina Botulínica Panfacial, Cuello, Bruxismo e Hiperhidrosis. 3. Curso Intensivo de manejo de Efectos Adversos con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico. 2019:- Docente del Curso Internacional de Anatomía aplicada en cadáveres con enfoque en Toxina botulínica y rellenos faciales – carga horaria 16hs. – Director y docente de tres Cursos en Dermabaires: 1. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico Panfacial. 2. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Toxina Botulínica Panfacial, Cuello, Bruxismo e Hiperhidrosis. 3. Curso Intensivo de manejo de Efectos Adversos con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico. 2020:- Director y docente de tres Cursos en Dermabaires: 1. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico Panfacial. 2. Curso Intensivo de manejo de Efectos Adversos con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico. 2021:- Director y docente de tres Cursos en Dermabaires: 1. Curso Intensivo de Aplicación de Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico Panfacial. 2. Curso Intensivo de manejo de Efectos Adversos con Rellenos de Ácido Hialurónico. – Docente en el Curso Internacional de Tercio Inferior y Volux ® (Curso digital) AMI (Allergan Medical Aesthetic). Módulo 7: Manejo de complicaciones en el tercio inferior. – Director y docente del Curso Latinoaméricano “Manejo de complicaciones con fillers de ácido hialurónico avanzado” – AMI (Allergan Medical Aesthetic). Consta de 4 módulos y es semestral. Cursadas en primer y segundo semestre. CURSOS / TALLERES NACIONALES – DIRECTOR Y/O DOCENTE (últimos 4 años): 2018:- Docente Colegio de Médicos de la Pcia. de Bs. As. – Escuela Superior de Educación Médica – Curso Superior de Dermatología – Disertación: “Toxina Botulínica”. – Docente del Workshop Vycross Lift modalidad Hands – Allergan Medical Institute – Docente – I Curso Intensivo AMI – Módulo F: Manejo de Objeciones – Eventos Adversos Fillers y Módulo E: Piel – VOLITE. – Docente Colegio de Médicos de la Pcia. de Bs. As. – Escuela Superior de Educación Médica – Curso Superior de Dermatología – Disertación: Urticaria y angioedema. – Docente del Workshop Vycross Lift – MD Codes modalidad Teórico-práctica – AMI – Docente Colegio de Médicos de la Pcia. de Bs. As. – Escuela Superior de Educación Médica – Curso Superior de Dermatología – Disertación: “Rellenos Faciales”. – Docente Taller teórico – práctico Vycross Lift – Allergan Medical Institute. – Disertante Volite: Juvederm Volite – “II Curso Intensivo AMI – Nivel Avanzado” – Docente del Taller Hands On Vycross Lift y Volite en Dermabaires. 2019:- Docente del Taller Hands On Vycross II – Curso AMI – en Dermabaires. – Docente del Taller Hands On Vycross III – Curso AMI – en Dermabaires. – Disertación sobre Uso de la Hialuronidasa en Efectos Adversos asociados a la Aplicación de ácido Hialurónico – Allergan Medical Institute – Entrenamiento de speackers. – Docente del Taller Hands On Vycross II (04/07/2019) – Curso AMI – en Dermabaires. – Curso de Armonización Facial – Md Codes puntos de Estructura y Refinamiento, Teórico Práctico Live Demo – Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires. – Disertación sobre Uso de la Hialuronidasa en Efectos Adversos asociados a La Aplicación de ácido Hialurónico – Allergan Medical Institute. 2021:- Docente Colegio de Médicos de la Pcia. de Bs. As. – Escuela Superior de Educación Médica – Curso Superior de Dermatología – Disertación: “Toxina Botulínica”. – Docente Colegio de Médicos de la Pcia. de Bs. As. – Escuela Superior de Educación Médica – Curso Superior de Dermatología – Disertación: “Rellenos Faciales”.
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WORLD SKIN HEALTH DAY – GUINEA 2023
A. Background:
The purpose of the World Skin Health Day (WSHD) is to recognize and promote skin health in the world. In stemmed in 2012 from the International League of Dermatological Societies (ILDS) and the International Society of Dermatology (ISD) and there have been several official WSHD activities in countries worldwide, totalling a reach of more than 11 million people.Around the world, members of the ILDS and ISD undertake activities to recognize and promote skin health; including Screening clinics, care activities, public seminars, marches and social media campaigns, the campaign has a global reach. Taking part in WSHD helps raise awareness of the wider impact of skin diseases, as well as supporting people in need of treatment in their communities local.
B. Why skin health?
Skin diseases are one of the most common human diseases. The 11th revision of the WHO International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) includes more than 2,000 skin diseases or related to the skin. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, there are in fact more than 3,000 diseases of skin and the dermatologist is in charge of the management of these pathologies. It permeates all cultures, occurs at all ages and affects between 30% and 70% of individuals, with even higher rates in at-risk subpopulations (Hay R, Bendeck SE, Chen S, et al 2014). However, skin conditions and diseases are often ignored or given low priority by health authorities because they do not, on the whole, kill people (WHO 2005). Skin diseases also have a serious impact on people’s quality of life, leading to loss of productivity at work and school, and discrimination due to disfigurement. In many regions of the world, people with skin conditions do not have access to support and adequate treatment. In view of this, the ILDS and ISD initiated the WSHD initiatie to help raise awareness and better understand skin diseases. During these days, the communities of areas underserved in management of dermatoses are provided
with adequate skin care free of charge.
C. About -The International League of Dermatological Societies (ILDS):
The International League of Dermatological Societies (ILDS) is a non-governmental organization that promotes the improvement of skin care, education and science throughout the world. It brings together more than 190 member companies from more than 80 countries. The ILDS has access to the experience of over 200 000 dermatologists. We celebrate and share the wide range of approaches to health and disease of the skin that exist in the world. -The International Society of Dermatology (ISD) was founded in 1959. The organization was initially the “Society Association of Tropical Dermatology”. The Society was then particularly interested in the dermatology world and tropical skin diseases, but since covers also all aspects of dermatology such as basic sciences, venereology and public health and to teaching dermatology in developing countries.-Dermatological Clinic: The mission of the Dermatological Clinic is to provide adequate dermatological care that contribute to improving the quality of life of patients. It allows quick consultations and affordable as well as accurate diagnoses and treatment plans via a web and mobile platform secured with an autonomous and affordable payment option. Various barriers limiting access to Dermatologist consultations are then eliminated.
E. What will happen for this 4th Edition:
1st Phase: From January 23 to 26, 2023: An international congress in Dermatology will be held in Guinea with the participation of nearly 100 speakers who many of whom are world leaders in dermatological sciences. A hybrid mode is selected for this congress and it will be held at La Source University in Conakry. For this congress, the themes are distributed as follows:
23 January 2023
- Theme 1 : Acne and Rosacea (Diagnosis and Treatment)
- Theme 2: Psoriasis (Diagnosis and Treatment)
- Theme 3 : Cosmetic Dermatology (Aging, Botox, Fillers, Lasers
- Theme 4 : Pigmentation (Diagnosis and Treatment)
- Theme 5: Dermatoepidemiology
24 Janvier 2023
- Theme 6 : Teledermatology and AI in Skin Diseases
- Theme 7 : Sexually transmitted diseases et genital dermatology
- Theme 8 : Medical Dermatology and Dermatopathology
- Theme 9 : Tropical Dermatology
- Theme 10 : Covid-19
25 Janvier 2023
- Theme 11 : Rising Stars
- Theme 12 : Atopic Dermatitis and allergology
- Theme 13 : Dermatosurgery
- $Theme 14 Cutaneous Neoplasms
- Theme 15 : Hair Disorders
26 Janvier 2023
- Theme 16 : Pediatric Dermatology
- Theme 17 : Psychodermatology
- Theme 18 : Dermoscopy
- Theme 19 Vesicullobullous disorders and others – Maladies vésiculobulleuses + Autres
- Theme 20: Nail Disorders
The scientific committee
- Prof. Brigitte DRENO MD PhD (head of the Scientific committee / Responsable duScientific Committee)
- Prof. Jean BOLOGNIA MD
- Prof. Dedee MURRELL MD PhD
- Prof. Hassan GALADARI MD
- Prof. Koushik LAHIRI MBBS, DVD(CAL), IFAAD, FIAD, FFAADV, FRCP(Glasgow), FRCP(Edin),FRCP (London)
- Prof. H. Peter SOYER MD, FACD FAHMS
- Prof. Tu Anh DUONG MD, PhD
- Prof. Somesh GUPTA MD
- Dr. Christopher HSU MD
- Prof. Nejib DOSS MD
- Prof. Aleksandra LESIAK MD PhD
- Prof. Monika FIDA MD
- Prof. Franco RONGIOLETTI MD
- Prof. Samira ZOBIRI MD
- Prof. Aldo MORRONE
- Prof. Amor KHACHEMOUNE MD, PhD
- Prof. Enas ATTIA MD
- Prof. Asmahane SOUISSI MD
- Prof. Mohsin AL-DHALIMI MD
- Prof. Roxanna SADOUGHIFAR MD
- Prof. Hamida TURKI MD
- Prof. Dominique TENNSTEDT MD
- Prof. Mohammad JAFFERANY MD, PhD
- Prof. Aimilios LALLAS MD, MSc, PhD
- Prof. Esther FREEMAN MD PhD
- Prof. Joanna NARBUTT MD
The organizing committee
- Dr Ibrahima TRAORE MD, PgDip, MSc (head of the organizing committee / Head of the Organizing Committee)
- Dr. Albertina Onsea MD PhD
- Dr Aboubacar Salematou SYLLA MD, MSc
- Dr. Mohamed Medo SYLLA MD, MSc
- Dr. Aly Badara NABE MD, MSc
- Mr. Balla Moussa DIOUBATE MSc
- Mr. Jaume BOLTA
- Dr. Ibrahima SACKO MD
- Dr. Siaka MARA MD
- Mr. Djenabou KONATE
- Mr. Ibrahima Sory CAMARA*
“Through an agreement between the Union Européenne des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Information on the process to convert EACCME® credit to AMA credit can be found atwww.ama-assn.org/education/earn-credit-participation-international-activities“Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognised by the UEMS-EACCME® for ECMEC®s are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.”
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