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Dr Claude Dalle Dr Pierre Andre


Anti-ageing & aesth. medicine France Endocrinologist Dermatology Dermatology


France Egypt


Oculoplastic surgery Maxillofacial surgery


HE DYNAMICS OF THE GLOBAL LANDSCAPE OF COSMETIC MEDICINE AND aesthetic surgery is always evolving. There was a period when Europe and Asia looked to the US for the next big thing. Lasers and light-based devices were typically launched stateside, while physicians in other markets were clamouring to get their hands on them. Today, medical devices and other technological innovations tend to be launched almost simultaneously, except perhaps in the case of neurotoxins and dermal fillers,


where the US regulatory path is so much longer than most other markets. I particularly enjoy presenting at meetings outside the US to learn what our European, South


American and Asian colleagues are doing. For example, soft needles and cannulae for fat and fillers were popularised in Europe long before we started using them in the US. Advancements in aesthetic medicine stem from numerous sources; they may be novel methods put forth by one or a handful of pioneers who looked at a problem in a new way to find a solution. New developments may also come from modifications on time-honoured therapies or unique combinations of modalities. Regardless of how these innovations get introduced, there is one constant: every breakthrough begins


with an idea and a vision. It may be based on a little known technical pearl or clinical finding. Often, these advances take the courage of forward-thinking practitioners to run with it and make it a reality. However, without continued research, clinical data and scientific forums in which to share them,


breakthroughs would not emerge at such a rapid pace. Our industry seems to be closing the gap, fuelled in part by collaborations between specialists on a global basis. The ability to communicate our methods and unique expertise with international colleagues facilitates an open exchange of ideas and advancements. This dialogue propels each of us as physicians to excel at what we do and how we do it. While it is true that a subset of consumers are motivated to seek out less invasive or non-surgical


procedures, I believe there will always be a place for surgery, particularly for regions in which non-surgical treatments will only get you so far, such as rhinoplasty, necklifts, and breast and body lifts. There is no doubt that consumers want safer, faster, better procedures that have less downtime, risks


and scars. Based on this growing consumer demand, it has become imperative for aesthetic practitioners to offer a broader range of services to meet patientsÕ requests, or at a minimum, to have a network of like-minded colleagues to refer patients for treatments not offered in your practice. While some of us are relatively content with the protocols and methods that have been used for decades,


Sam Rizk, MD, FACS Director, Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgery, PLLC, New York, NY drSamrizk.com


PRIME JOURNAL EDITORIAL BOARD BOARD MEMBER SPECIALISM Dr Wilmar Accursio Dr Ashraf Badawi


COUNTRY Brazil


Dr Janethy Balakrishnan Dermatology Dr Lakhdar Belhaouari Dr Philippe Berros Dr Dario Bertossi


Dr Philippe Blanchemaison Phlebology Dr Pierre Bouhanna Dr Fahd Benslimane Prof Wayne Carey


Dr Claude Chauchard Dr Olivier Claude


Dr Christophe de Jaeger Geriatrics Dr Jacques Dequesne Prof Ilaria Ghersetich Dr Kate Goldie


Dr Monika Golkova Prof Eckart Haneke Dr Steven Hopping Prof Xiaoyan Jiang


Plastic surgery


Dermatology – Hair surgery Plastic Surgeon Dermatology


Anti-ageing medicine Plastic surgery


Gynaecologist Dermatology


Aesthetic Physician Neurologist Dermatology Plastic surgery Genetics


Prof Andreas Katsambas Dermatology Dr Mario Krause


Anti-ageing medicine


Malaysia France


Monaco Italy


France France


Morocco Canada France France France France Italy UK


Czech Republic Germany USA


Canada Greece


Germany


NORTH AMERICAN ADVISORY PANEL BOARD MEMBER SPECIALISM


Anoop Chaturvedi Michael H. Gold Z. Paul Lorenc Nazanin Saedi


Anti-ageing Practitioner Dermatologist


Aesthetic Plastic Surgeon Dermatologist


STATE Texas


Tennessee New York


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BOARD MEMBER SPECIALISM Dr David Lai


Dr Marina Landau


Dr Gustavo Leibaschoff Dr Jean-Luc Levy Dr Sohail Mansoor Prof Leonardo Marini


Cosmetic surgery Dermatology Dermatology Dermatology


Prof Dr Martino Neumann Dermatology & Venereology Prof Daniel Pella Dr Vincenzo Penna


Cardiology


Dr Chariya Petchngaovilai Dermatology Dr Philippe Piccerelle Prof Ascanio Polimeni Dr Herve Raspaldo Dr Neil Sadick


Dr Pakpilai Thavisin Dr Mario Trelles Dr Ines Verner Dr Octavio Viera


Dr Jean-Luc Vigneron Prof Bernard Weber Dr Sabine Zenker


Catherine Decuyper Wendy Lewis


Christophe Luino


Plastic surgery Dermatologist


Neuro-endocrinology Facial plastic surgery Dermatology


Anti-ageing medicine Dermatology


COUNTRY Hong Kong


Israel USA


France UK


Italy


Netherlands Slovakia Germany Thailand France Italy


France USA


Dermatology & Anti-ageing medicine Thailand Plastic surgery Dermatology


Spain Israel


Anti-ageing medicine; pediatry Spain Aesthetic dermatology Genetician


Dermatologist USA France


Luxembourg Germany


Industry expert & consultant France Industry expert


Industry expert & consultant France


BOARD MEMBER SPECIALISM Ronald Mancini


S. Randolph Waldman Heidi A. Waldorf


Oculoplastic and Orbital Surgeon Texas Plastic Surgeon Dermatologist


STATE Kentucky


New York


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