2nd TDAC & TDA Spring Meeting 2014 Scientific Program

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Art and Science, Perfect Dermatologists2nd Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic ConferenceTaiwanese Dermatological Association Spring Meeting 2014

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After the huge success of the Taiwanese Dermatological Association Spring Meeting 2013 and the 1st Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic Conference, every member of the Taiwanese Dermatological Association is looking forward to the inspiring meeting in 2014. The well-organized meeting covers the latest advances in aesthetic dermatology, dermatologic surgery, pediatric dermatology, and medical dermatology. Eleven new sessions from symposium to workshop and medical education reveal the great spirit of progress of dermatologists.

Dozens of world known international speakers and local experts were invited to join the meeting. The meeting does not only provide our member with the best continuous medical education but also a globalized platform of networking. I would like to thank the organizing committee Po-Han Huang, MD, Ren-Yeu Tsai, MD, Ming-Tsan Wang, MD, MSc, MOH, Nai-Jen Hsu, MD, Chao-Chin Wang, MD and those behind this huge event for your effort in making every detail perfect, educational and productive. May all speakers and attendee have a cheerful and memorable experience in Kaohsiung!

Chih-Hsun Yang, M.D. President, Taiwanese Dermatological Association

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5Facing Taiwan Strait on the west and Bashi Channel on the south, Kaohsiung is a beautiful and modern metropolis located in southern Taiwan as well as the second largest city of this island. Looking down from an airplane, one will see the abundant landscapes of Kaohsiung: the lush Chai Mountain and Banping Mountain, the clear and serene Lotus Pond, and Love River flowing across the city. This subtropical city boasts its brilliant sunshine and gentle breeze from the passionate sea.Kaohsiung has recently been named among Asia's "hottest emerging travel stops." by the leading hotel booking site Agoda.com. The city was praised for its easy access to countryside and pleasant weather throughout the year, making Kaohsiung great for browsing museums, shopping at night markets or exploring on bike. Meanwhile, the city serves as a great hub to visit Kenting, home to a national park and Taiwan's most inviting beaches.Be inspired for your visit to Kaohsiung, please see also the following websites to get a taste of the city and its many attractions and highlights.

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KAOHSIUNG

The city locates at the south of Taiwan and easy to reach by flights, high speed rail and highway. Kaohsiung International Airport Kaohsiung Airport is next to the city center with excellent metro and taxi connections.Airlines fly to over 11 Asian destinations, including Hong Kong, Tokyo, Bangkok and Singapore and 20 major cities in China, and over 70 northbound trains of high speed rail per day connect Kaohsiung with Taipei from where connections radiate worldwide. High Speed Rail The Kaohsiung and Taipei route is the most important train service between cities in Taiwan, taking just less than 2 hours from one city center to the heart of the other. You may also visit other cities between Taipei and Kaohsiung to discover the real Taiwan.

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Dear colleagues and friends of the TDA,

We would like to invite you to the Taiwanese Dermatological Association(TDA) Spring Meeting 2014 and the 2nd Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic Conference (TDAC), which is held on May 3 and 4, 2014 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

The purpose of this meeting is to advance quality dermatologic care and to improve competence and performance in Taiwan.Please accept our invitation to join this active and friendly meeting and give lectures to share your precious experiences with dermatologists here.In keeping with our core mission of "Art and Science, Perfect Dermatologists", we are proud to bring you the updated information for aesthetic dermatology, dermatological surgery, pediatric dermatology and medical dermatology. Join us to witness the next generation of exciting products and equipment as well as cutting-edge procedures and techniques. This will prepare you to better serve patients, and enrich and enhance your overall practice.

Kaohsiung is a vibrant city with all of the color, excitement, and rich cultural heritage of a leading modern Asian city. Kaohsiung, a city of glamour, not only has unique features of mountain, sea, river, and port, but also possesses a rich culture and beautiful cityscape. The city sincerely welcomes your visit. Please join us for two days of lively and informative presentations and knowledge exchange about the latest findings of dermatology. We wish you a stimulating and fruitful meeting and an enjoyable stay in Taiwan.

Organizing CommitteePo-Han Huang, MD, ChairRen-Yeu Tsai, MD, Vice ChairMing-Tsan Wang, MD, MSc, MOH, Vice ChairNai-Ren Hsu, MD, Secretary-TreasurerTaiwanese Dermatological Association Spring Meeting 20142nd Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic ConferenceKaohsiung, Taiwan

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PRESIDENT`S MESSAGE

LETTER OF INVITATION

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SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

SATURDAY, MAY 3

Plenary lectures: Whats New / Whats Hot

IPSEN Toxin Workshop

IMCAS session

Interdisciplinary Forum

Lasers Symposium(I)

Rosacea Symposium

Taiwan MycoClub

Dermoscopy

Future Dermatology Resident Training

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Plenary lectures: Whats New

Advanced Injection Workshop

Osmidrosis Workshop

Hair Transplant Symposium

Lasers Symposium(II)

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Organizing CommitteeOrganizerTaiwanese Dermatological AssociationChairPo-Han Huang MDVice ChairsRen-Yeu Tsai MD, Ming-Tsan Wang MD MOHSecretary-TreasurerNai-Jen Hsu MDDeputy Secretary GeneralChao-Chin Wang MDGala dinner hostessJennifer C.Lee MD Golf tournamentChao-Kai Hsu MD ReceptionsTzu-Kai Lin MD, Jen-Hsien Lin MD, Pei-Lun Sun MD PhD, Ya-Huei Chen MD, Chao-Kai Hsu MD, Ya-Ming Tsai MD, Dino Chang-Lin Tsai MD, Hsien-Li Peng MD, Hung-Hsu Yang MD, Yen-Hsi Liu MD, Chi-Chuan Hsieh MD, Yung-Shun Su MDPresident of TDAChih-Hsun Yang MDSecretary General of TDAWei-Ming Wang MD PhDConsultantsCheng-Kun Wang MD, Tak-Wah Wong MD, Chia-Yu Chu MD PhD, Chieh-Shan Wu MD, Yu-Hung Wu MD, Woan-Ruoh Lee MD PhD, Chrang-Shi Lin MD, Ying-Jui Chang MD PhD, Ya-Ching Chang MD, Yun-Ting Chang MD PhD, Yi-Ju Chen MD PhD, Gwo-Shing Chen MD PhD, Jhen-Sian Huang MD, Hsien-Li Peng MD, Kuo-Chia Yang MD, Sheau- Chiou Chao MD, Tsen-Fang Tsai MD, Hsiou-Hsin Tsai MD, Kao-Sung Tsai MDConference SecretariesYa-Chih Yang, Chia-Jung Lin, Shu-Ya Yang, Ya-Fang Cheng, Min-Jyun Luo, Hsiang-Yun Lai, Hung-Ju KoCo-organizersStrait Exchange Academy for Dermatology and Esthetic Medicine, Taiwan

There has been more than half of dermatologists running their own clinics in Taiwan. They offer one of the best dermatology care services in the world for local community. In addition, they are also practicing with newest techniques for patients with aesthetic demands.

Local practicing dermatologists are proud to support Kaohsiung to act as host city for the staging of the Taiwanese Dermatological Association Spring Meeting in 2014 and the 2nd Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic Conference (TDAC) to present the latest information on medical and aesthetic dermatology.

On behalf of the Organizing committee, we look forward to welcoming you to Kaohsiung in 2014.

TDA Spring Meeting 2014 and the 2nd TDAC Organizing Committee

Po-Han Huang MD, Executive Director, Taiwanese Dermatological Association (Kaohsiung)Ren-Yeu Tsai MD, Associate Professor, Taipei Medical University (Taipei)Ming-Tsan Wang MD MOH, Director, Taiwanese Dermatological Association (Kaohsiung)Nai-Jen Hsu MD, Superintendent, Hsu NJen Dermatology (Tainan)

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It is not the speakers but the attendees who play the leading role of a conference. The organizing committee works hard to organize the world-class faculty and to create the best harmony between science and art, academics and professionals. And we believe that the faculty will bring up the most cutting-edge knowledge of their specialties for all the attendees. However, the conference wont succeed without you taking part. We invite you to join us for the lively events during the conference and meet the experts and colleagues through the networking opportunity. You may also follow us on Facebook for the most updated news. Wish you a fantastic meeting experience in Kaohsiung.

Official website: http://www.tdac2014.org for the most updated conference information Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/tdac2014 for all the ongoing activities

Chao-Chin Wang MD Managing Editor, 2nd TDAC Official Website and Publishing Deputy Secretary General, 2nd Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic Conference Conference Secretary: Chia-Jung Lin [email protected]

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ABOUT TDAC ABOUT TDAC

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About TDACAesthetic dermatology is a combination of skin physiology, skin pathology, clinical diagnosis, skin therapeutics and skin surgery. It is a marriage of science and aesthetics. Doctors can easily diagnose the status of skin and its problems due to the intensive and strict training programs for specialized dermatologists. By combining the most advanced therapeutic technique with precise aesthetic concept it allows dermatologists to enhance the health of skin and its beauty.A dermatologist can achieve his/her best skin care medical practice by combining the progress of medical technology along with more precise diagnostic methods, innovative biological medical device and invention of advanced therapeutic equipment. However, Taiwanese Dermatological Association, the largest and prestigious aesthetic medical society in Taiwan, has the obligation to provide the physicians other than dermatologists to pursuit the knowledge of the aesthetic medicine in order to enhance the quality of care to a higher level. Not only do we hope to elevate the health of skin and the aesthetic standard of our people but we also hope to correct the chaos of other non-specialized doctors who are taking charge of most of the aesthetic medicine in Taiwan.Therefore, conducting a Taiwan Dermatology Aesthetic Conference (TDAC) will allow physicians who are interested in this new medical field further learning and discussion. This symposium will provide the best international experts with interactions, live demonstrations and varies choices of clinical aesthetic dermatology learning courses. It is our goal to enhance the standard of our national aesthetic dermatology as well as to contribute to the continuation and the growth of medical education and to become an exchange corner of clinical researches and expert experiences.

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LOGO DesignerProf Wang I-Hsuan Cindy

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Vision is positioned ourselves as the market leader for aesthetic dermatology and cosmetic procedures. It's characterized as a simple and humble solution to maintaining good health; hopes to bring joy and improve lifestyle.

School of Art, Design and Media, College of Humanities, Arts, & Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore1.201072.3.ADC4.One Show Design5.Reddot6. iF7.

Prof Cindy Wang is currently in the School of Art, Design and Media; she joined as an Assistant Professor of Visual Communication in 2007. Cindy holds a BFA from the School of Visual Art and a MA in New York University (NYU), Dept. of Graphic Communication Management & Technology.

Cindy's research focuses on use various principles and elements of graphic design, and combining with modern printing techniques to enhance visual communications. One of the key findings of her research was how to use illusions to further stimulate the visual expression of an artwork. The research revolves around the utilization of illusions and modern printing technologies to create new, innovative and unique illustration of visual presentation.

On the other hand, Cindy also research on type forms that combines elements of Asia and Western typography is innovative from as Asian perspective and meaningful as bridge between East and West. This fusion typography is gathering tremendous interest across the globe and her work in this area establishes her as a pioneer in this exciting new area of design research. She has been successful in securing research grants to support her work.

Cindy's reputation is more and more well known on both international and national level. She has been prolific in publishing five books on her research themes, won numerous international awards and with numerous of exhibitions locally and internationally. All these awards are only honored to highly talented designer from Hong Kong, New York, and Germany. This explains that Cindy's creativity, talents, and ability are recognized throughout the continents of Asia, North America, and Europe.

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Welcome to TDA Spring Meeting 2014 and TDAC! We are here to assist you through your time at the conference and have assembled some important information for you.Please register before attending all sessions.

Attendees without registration badges will not be granted entry and to sessions.Pre-registration is strongly suggested as space is limited.

Those who have not completed advanced registration before the registration web page closed may register for the meeting at the On-Site Registration Desk.The registration area will be located on the first floor of the the and will be open during the following hours:

Photo identification will be required.

Official LanguageThe official languages of Spring Meeting 2014 are Mandarian and English. All aesthetic lectures of TDAC are in English.

ExhibitsTechnical Exhibits the will be located in the lobby and between the Conference Halls at KEC. Admittance into the Technical Exhibit Hall is limited to attendees only. Infants and children under the age of 16 will NOT be admitted into the Technical Exhibit Hall under any circumstances. This policy has been created for the safety of the children of TDA member and guests. Your support and compliance are appreciated.

Lunch and DinnerThe Gala Dinner will be held in Room 305 and the Exhibit Hallway at Kaohsiung Exhibition Center from 17:30 to 19:00 on May 3. In addition to two luncheon symposia and one luncheon forum during the lunch time on May 4 , the participants may network with peers and enjoy Chinese lunch boxes in the dining area from 12:00 to 13:00. Vegetarian lunch boxes are also available. Please book in advance at Registration Desk.

Speaker Ready RoomThe Speaker Ready Room will be located in KEC and will be open during the meeting.

Meeting PoliciesNo Alcoholic Beverage and Smoking.No camera and Video Recording.

Free Wi-Fi ServiceComplimentary Wi-Fi service will be available at KEC during the meeting.

StaffThe Organizing Committee and staff of Taiwan Dermatological Association administer the meeting. For further information, please feel free to contact the Office of TDA byPhone at +886-2-25185126 E-mail at [email protected]

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KEC is located at the hub of the Kaohsiung Asian New Bay Zone and is easily reachable by air, sea, and land transportation, including hi-speed rail from Taipei and other cities in the north of Taiwan. Free shuttle transportation will be provided during the meeting.

Kaohsiung International AirportDirect flights from over 40 major Asian cities. High Speed RailHigh Speed Rail connects from Taipei in 1 hour and 30 minutes. Terminal in Kaohsiung is Zuoying Station: 20 minutes taxi ride to KEC, or take the Kaohsiung Rapid Transit to Sanduo Shopping District which is then a 10 minute walk to KEC. Kaohsiung Rapid TransitSanduo Shopping District Station is the closest to KEC. Its a 10-minute walk from there. National Freeway10 minutes drive from National Freeway No.1. Kaohsiung Buses1. 1682. Red 16 (Kaohsiung Software Technology Park Sanduo Shopping District Station)3. 70 (Cianjhen Station Chang Gung Memorial Hospital)

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(PL5) Whats Hot in Aesthetic Procedures in Taiwan and Korea 19:00-19:10 Taiwanese Dermatologist--TSENG, Chong-Ren 19:10-19:20 Korean Dermatologist--CHUNG, Kee-Yang 19:20-19:30 Taiwanese Plastic Surgeon--LEE, Jing-Wei 19:30-19:40 Korean Facial Plastic Surgeon--MOON, Hyoung-Jin 19:40-20:00 Panel Discussion

08:30-09:00 (PL6) Dermatologic Surgery--MOY, Ronald 09:00-09:30 (PL7) Dermatopathology--KUO, Tsengtong 09:30-10:00 (PL8) Viral Vaccination--LEE, Ping-Ing

10:30-11:00 (PL9) Photoprotection--KAWADA, Akira 11:00-11:30 (PL10) Fungal Skin Diseases--MOCHIZUKI, Takashi 11:30-12:00 (PL11) Lasers--MARINI, Leonardo

13:30-14:15 (PL12) Pediatric Dermatology--SIDBURY, Robert 14:15-15:00 (PL13) Acne and Acne Scar Management--CHU, Tony

15:30-16:15 (PL14) Atopic Dermatitis--SIDBURY, Robert 16:15-17:00 (PL15) Psoriasis--KOO, John / LEON, Argintina

08:30-09:10 (WS6) Toxins--CASSUTO, Daniel 09:10-09:45 (WS7) Fillers: HA--ASCHER, Benjamin 09:45-10:00 (WS8) Fillers: Non-HA--PAVICIC, Tatjana

10:30-10:50 (WS9) Periorbital--KANE, Michael 10:50-11:05 (WS10) Nose--MOON, Hyoung-Jin 11:05-11:25 (WS11) Perioral--SUNDARAM, Hema 11:25-11:55 (WS12) Hands/ Temples--ASCHER, Benjamin

13:30-14:05 (WS13) Injection or Surgery--CASSUTO, Daniel 14:05-14:40 (WS14) Combination with Lasers--SUNDARAM, Hema 14:40-15:00 (WS15) Management of Bumps and Nodules--PAVICIC, Tatjana

15:30-17:00 (WS16) LIVE DEMO--ASCHER, Benjamin / CASSUTO, Daniel / KANE, Michael / PAVICIC, Tatjana / SUNDARAM, Hema

12:15-13:15 (FR4) Office ManagementASCHER, Sonia/LIAO, Yuan-Li MD/ LIU, Yvonne/ LU, Michelle

15:30-16:15 (PL3) Aesthetic Dermatology--SUNDARAM, Hema

16:15-17:00 (PL4) Patients Adherence--FELDMAN, Steven

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10:00-12:00 (WS1) Anatomy and Current Applications ASCHER, Benjamin12:00-13:10 Lunch13:10-14:00 (WS2) Complications--HAU, Kwun Cheung / MOON, Hyoung-jin14:00-14:50 (WS3) Malpractice Disputes--CHANG, Eric Chi-Hsiang15:15-16:05 (WS4) How to manage business of aesthetic clinics efficiently?--PRASERTSOM, Wisanu

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14:15-15:00 (FR2) Dermatologist vs Rhinoplastic Surgeon: Nasal Augmentation--PRASETYO, Adri Dwi / CHIU, Tony

15:00-15:45 (FR3) Dermatologic Surgeon vs Plastic Surgeon: Lifting and Tightening--YANG, Hong-Hsu/ HUANG, Allen

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13:30-14:00 (SY1) Advances in Visible Range Wavelength: Where Are We Today--CASUTTO, Daniel 14:00-14:30 (SY2) Pulsed Dye Laser--CHU, Tony 14:30-15:00 (SY3) Hair Removal with Lasers: An Update in 2014--SBANO, Paolo

15:30-16:00 (SY4) Pathogenesis and ManagementODOM, Richard

16:00-16:30 (SY5) Energy-based Treatment and Challenging CasesCHU, Tony 16:30-17:00 (SY6) Rosacea in TaiwaneseLEE, Julia Yu-Yun

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15:30-15:40 Opening: The history of medical mycology research in Taiwan--SUN, Pei-Lun 15:40-16:10 (FC2) Translational Medical Mycology - The Role of Dermatologists--RAN, Yuping 16:10-16:40 (FC3) Outbreak of an epidemic of Trichophyton tonsurans infection in Japan--MOCHIZUKI, Takashi


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Dermoscopy East and West Future Dermatology Residency Training19:00-19:20 (FC3) Whats New in 2014--SBANO, Paolo 19:20-19:40 (FC4) Dermoscopy in Asian--OHARA, Kuniaki 19:40-20:00 (FC5) Amazing World under Dermoscopy--RAN, Yuping

19:00-19:20 (FC6) Medical Dermatology--ODOM, Richard 19:20-19:40 (FC7) Procedural Dermatology--MOY, Ronald 19:40-20:00 Panel Discussion and Q&A

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08:30-08:40 (WS17) Traditional Surgical Approach--OHARA, Kuniaki 08:40-09:00 (WS18) Toxin Approach--HAU, Kwen-Cheung 09:00-09:30 (WS19) Microwave Approach--COLEMAN IV, Patrick 09:30-09:50 (WS20) Lipolysis Approach--SHIH, Po-Yu

10:00-10:45 (SY7) Hair Transplant as a Career--CHEN, Chien-Hsun 10:45-11:15 (SY8) How and Why I Incorporated it into My Practice--BISHARA, Mark 11:15-12:00 (SY9) How to Set Up and Manage a Hair Transplant Team--WU, Wenyu

12:10-12:40 (LC1) Injectables--PAVICIC, Tatjana 12:50-13:20 (LC2) Wound Dressing--MARINI, Leonardo

13:30-13:40 Introduction--YANG, Hong-Hsu 13:40-14:00 (SY10) Whats New--ASCHER, Benjamin 14:00-14:30 (SY11) Micro-Autologous Fat Transplantation--LIN, Tsai-Min 14:30-14:50 (SY12) Dermatologic Indications--CHUNG, Kee-Yang 14:50-15:00 Panel Discussion and Q&A

15:30-16:30 (WS17) Lifting with Invasive Approach--PIZZAMIGLIO, Roberto

09:00- MOY, Ronald (Dermatologic Surgery) @303A 09:30- KUO, Tsengtong (Dermatopathology) @303A 10:00- LEE, Ping-Ing (Viral Vaccination) @303A

09:00- HUI, Shiu Kee (Fractional Lasers) @303C 09:30- BUCAY, Vivian (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) @303D 10:00- All speakers at Osmidrosis Symposium @RM303B 10:30- MARINI, Leonardo (Advanced Thermal-Fractional PDT) @303C 11:00- KAWADA, Akira (Photoprotection) @303D 11:30- MOCHIZUKI, Takashi (Fungal Skin Disease) @303C 12:40- PAVICIC, Tatjana (Injectables) @303C 14:15- SIDBURY, Robert (Pediatric Dermatology) @303E 15:00- CHU, Tony (Acne and Acne Scar Management) @303B 16:15- SIDBURY, Robert (Atopic Dermatitis) @303E 16:30- PIZZAMIGLIO, Roberto (Lifting with Invasive Approach) @303C 16:30- CHIU, Pin-Chi (Cosmeceuticals Symposium) @303D

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08:30-09:00 (SY13) Fractional Lasers--HUI, Shiu Kee 09:00-09:30 (SY14) High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound--BUCAY, Vivian 09:30-10:00 (SY15) Intense Pulsed Light--LEE, Chen-Hung PENG, Yu-Pin / TSAI, Chia-Chu10:00-10:30 (SY16) Advanced Thermal-Fractional PDT--MARINI, Leonardo


12:10-12:40 (LC3) Long Pulsed Nd:YAG--MIN, Kyungsik 12:50-13:20 (LC4) Fractional Ablative RF--AHN, Donghyun

13:30-14:00 (SY18) Power of Nature-Effective Anti-Aging Strategy--PEROSINO, Elisabetta14:00-14:30 (TC1) --CHIU, Pin-Chi 14:30-15:00 (TC2) --CHIU, Pin-Chi

15:30-16:00 (TC3) --CHIU, Pin-Chi 16:00-16:30 (TC4) --CHIU, Pin-Chi 16:30-17:00 (TC5) --LIN, Shang-Hong

(WS5) IMCASWhat's New in Aesthetics16:30-16:38 Presentation of IMCAS--ASCHER, Benjamin16:38-16:50 Whats new in anatomy: injectables --PRASETYO, Adri Dwi

16:50-17:00 What's new in anatomy: avoiding face complications--ASCHER, Benjamin17:00-17:12 Fillers: from characteristics to recommendations--SUNDARAM, Hema17:12-17:24 What's new in lasers for scars and pigmentation--CASSUTO, Daniel17:24-17:30 Panel Discussion and Q&A

Probable, Possible or Impossible Interdisciplinary Forum

10:30-12:00 (SY17) FELDMAN, Steven / KOO, John

16:30-17:00 (FC8) Whats New in Chemical Peels: Acne and More--PAVICIC, Tatjana

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PL1 What's New in 2014: Medical Dermatology Speaker ODOM, Richard MDModerator CHEN, Gwo-Shing () MD PhD

Management of chronic urticaria, arthropathies associated with systemic diseases, chronic pruritus and cutaneous drug reactions

SATURDAY, MAY 3Plenary lectures: Whats New / Whats HotSat. May 3, 13:30-20:00

Room 301ASpeakers ODOM, Richard MD

PEROSINO, Elisabetta MD FELDMAN, Steven MD PhD SUNDARAM, Hema MD TSENG, Chung-Jen () MD CHUNG, Kee-Yang MD PhD LEE, Jin-Wei () MD MOON, Hyoung-Jin MD


PL1 Medical Dermatology13:30 / ODOM, Richard MD

PL2 Evidence-based Skin Regeneration14:30 / PEROSINO, Elisabetta MD

PL3 Aesthetic Dermatology15:30 / SUNDARAM, Hema MD PL4 Patients Adherence16:15 / FELDMAN, Steven MD PhD

PL5 Whats Hot in Aesthetic Procedures in Taiwan and Korea 19:00 Taiwanese Dermatologist / TSENG, Chung-Jen () MD Korean Dermatologist / CHUNG, Kee-Yang MD PhD Taiwanese Plastic Surgeon / LEE, Jin-Wei () MD Korean Facial Plastic Surgeon / MOON, Hyoung-Jin MD

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PL2 What's New in 2014: Evidence-based Skin Regeneration Speaker PEROSINO, Elisabetta MDModerators CHI, Ching-Chi () MD PhD KIKUCHI, Katsuko () MD PhD

Skin aging is the result of natural physiological aging processes (chronoaging) as well as damage caused by exogenous environmental factors, such as climate, pollution, sun. Amongst these, sun is the main cause of wrinkles, loss of tone and firmness, and pigmentation disorders (photoaging). Similarly, skin rejuvenation and lightening procedures such as laser, peeling and dermoabrasion, act by creating a controlled damage to skin, reducing or eliminating inaesthetisms and setting in motion natural regeneration mechanisms which help restore skin to its original conditions. Dermo-cosmetic formulations can be useful adjuvants in helping repair damaged skin and accelerate generation processes. Extensive scientific evidence supports the efficacy of SCA, a biologically-active glycoprotein solution secreted by the mollusk Cryptomphalus aspersa, as an anti-aging and post-procedure treatment. The secretion is obtained under a patented process which ensures a solution rich in proteins, including growth factors and haemocyanin, enzymes, anti-oxidants, proteoglycans and GAGs, and minerals (calcium). In vitro studies have identified its action mechanisms: fibroblast and keratinocyte proliferation and migration, fibroblast morphology rejuvenation, renewal and assembly of the extra-cellular matrix, inhibition of MMPs and anti-oxidant activity. Clinical work, including histological assays, have demonstrated SCAs ability to reduce lines and wrinkles, increase firmness and elasticity and recently, improve in the skins fibrotic component using confocal microscopy. Improvements have been achieved in sagging, skin texture and uniformity of skin tone in such difficult-to-treat areas as neck and dcolletage. During and following dermatological procedure p r o g r a m s S C A h a s r e d u c e d i r r i t a t i o n a n d inflammation, accelerated healing, and helped ensure optimal procedure outcome. Scientific data demonstrating SCAs skin regeneration activity will be discussed, and experience will be shared regarding its implementation in cosmetic antiaging regimes and in combination with dermatological procedures.

PL3 What's New in 2014: Aesthetic Dermatology Speaker SUNDARAM, Hema MDModerators CHAO, Yates Yen-Yu () MD KIKUCHI, Katsuko () MD PhD

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PL4 What's New in 2014: Patients Adherence Speaker FELDMAN, Steven MD PhDModerator WONG, Tak-Wah () MD

Many patients with chronic disease dont improve with treatment as expected. One of the most important, and often forgotten, factors in the management of patients with any disease is adherence to treatment. Electronic monitors provide a window on the various patterns of adherence exhibited by different patients. Patients are often poorly adherent to treatment. Concrete approaches to enhancing patients adherence behavior include the timing of office visits, patient education, building a strong physician patient relationship, and the choice of treatment. Physicians have a lot of control over patients adherence and the resulting outcomes of treatment.

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PL5 Whats Hot in Aesthetic Procedures in Taiwan and KoreaDirector WU, Ying-Chin () MD Speakers TSENG, Chung-Jen () MD; CHUNG, Kee-Yang MD PhD; LEE, Jin-Wei () MD; MOON Hyoung-Jin MD

Taiwanese DermatologistSpeaker TSENG, Chung-Jen () MD

Aesthetic medicine is emerging and booming these years worldwide. Several new technologies and prodedures have been or will be introduced into Taiwan in the year of 2014. Some of them are so hot and welcomed, including: 1. HIFU (high intensity focused ultrasound) and non-thermal effect focused ultrasound for body contouring 2. MFU (microfocused ultrasound) procedure for brow or jawline lifting 3. Injectables including neuromodulators and tissue fillers

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Korean DermatologistSpeaker CHUNG, Kee-Yang MD PhD

Taiwanese Plastic SurgeonSpeaker LEE, Jin-Wei () MD

Statistic studies revealed that eyelid surgery accounted for 32.72%, Botox comprised 10.80%, and rhinoplasty constituted 9.21% of all the cosmetic procedures in Taiwan in 2004 (ISAPS 2005). Besides that, nevus resection, scar revision, autogenous fat injection, filler injeciton, tattoo removal, body hair removal, hair transplantation, pigmentation lesion management, dermabrasion are all considered commonly performed methods. Facial contouring, orthognathic surgery, mandible angle reduction, genioplasty, malar bone reshaping, breast augmentation, facelift, and liposuction are among the more imposing procedures in the aesthetic surgical field. It is noticeable that the advancement in navigation technique, computerized simulation, image analysis system as well as innovative instrumentation contribute a lot to the progress in surgical outcome, with better control of the operative effect, enhanced safety and efficiency of the surgical procedures. The ideal proportion of the human body and aesthetic features of human face will be reviewed; and the risk, benefit and technical pitfalls as well as the principles of perioperative cares would be elaborated in the lecture.


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Korean Facial Plastic SurgeonSpeaker MOON, Hyoung-Jin MD

Meet and Dine with ExpertsSUNDAY, MAY 4 18:30~20:30

ASCHER, Benjamin CASSUTO, Daniel SUNDARAM, Hema

CHUNG, Kee-Yang FELDMAN, Steven

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HAU, Kwun Cheung () MD ChB(CHUK) MRCP(UK)MOON, Hyoung-Jin MD CHANG, Eric Chi-Hsiang () LLB LLM PRASERTSOM, Wisanu

Introduction10:00 / CHENG, Kuo-Liang () MD

WS1 Anatomy and Current Applications (1)10:05 / ASCHER, Benjamin MD

WS1 Anatomy and Current Applications (2)11:00 / ASCHER, Benjamin MD

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Introduction13:00 / CHENG, Kuo-Liang () MD

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WS1 Anatomy and Current Applications Speaker ASCHER, Benjamin MD

Understanding the functional anatomy of facial muscles for optimal aesthetic botulinum toxin type A therapy. The current applications of botulinum toxin type A in clinical and cosmetic practice. Aesthetic perspectives and therapies on facial contouring vary in different race and gender

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WS2 ComplicationsSpeakers HAU, Kwun Cheung (), MD ChB(CHUK) MRCP(UK) MOON, Hyoung-Jin MD

Understanding, avoiding and managing the common complications associated with aesthetic therapies.

WS3 Malpractice DisputesSpeaker CHANG, Eric Chi-Hsiang () LLB LLM

Legally resolving medical malpractice disputes: What is the standard operating procedures (S.O.P) if malpractice disputes occur?

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Room 301BDirectors ASCHER, Benjamin MD HUANG, Po-Han () MDSpeakers ASCHER, Benjamin MD

CASSUTO, Daniel MDPRASETYO, Adri Dwi MDSUNDARAM, Hema MD

WS5 What's New in Aesthetics (In collaboration with IMCAS)

Presentation of IMCAS16:30 / ASCHER, Benjamin MD

Whats new in anatomy: injectables16:38 / PRASETYO, Adri Dwi MD

What's new in anatomy: avoiding face complications16:50 / ASCHER, Benjamin MD

Fillers: from characteristics to recommendations 17:00 / SUNDARAM, Hema MD

What's new in lasers for scars and pigmentation17:12 / CASSUTO, Daniel MD

Panel Discussion and Q&A17:24 / All Speakers

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ASIA1 to 3 August 2014

HONG KONGHong Kong Convention and exHibition Centre

SCIENTIFIC BOARD

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SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIES

Henry Hin Lee CHAN, Dermatologist, HONG KONGDaniel Tin Chak LEE, Plastic Surgeon, HONG KONG

Chee Leok GOH, Dermatologist, SINGAPOREDavid Dae Hwan PARK, Plastic Surgeon, SOUTH KOREAFrank ROSENGAUS, Facial Plastic Surgeon, MEXICO

COURSE DIRECTOR

Daniel CASSUTO, Plastic Surgeon, ITALYApirag CHUANGSUWANICH, Plastic Surgeon, THAILAND

Daniel DEL VECCHIO, Plastic Surgeon, USAJohn Hinton FLYNN, Cosmetic Surgeon, AUSTRALIA

Chiu Ming HO, Plastic Surgeon, HONG KONGKing Man HO, Dermatologist, HONG KONG

Patrick Po Han HUANG, Dermatologist, TAIWANTaro KONO, Plastic Surgeon, JAPAN

Stephanie Chuk Kwan LAM, Plastic Surgeon, HONG KONGAdri Dwi PRASETYO, Dermatologist, INDONESIA

Michel ROUIF, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCEPaisal RUMMANEETHORN, MD, THAILAND

Hema SUNDARAM, Dermatologist, USAJonathan SYKES, Facial Plastic Surgeon, USA

Jason Chih Hsun YANG, Dermatologist, TAIWANChi Keung YEUNG, Dermatologist, HONG KONG

Gilbert ZAKINE, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCEBenjamin ASCHER, Plastic Surgeon, FRANCE

With the official support of the: Hong Kong College of Dermatologists Hong Kong Society of Dermatology and Venereology Hong Kong Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons

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Whats new in anatomy: injectablesSpeaker PRASETYO, Adri Dwi MD

IMCAS has been established as one of the most important scientific courses dedicated to aesthetic dermatology and plastic surgery. The objective is to share and transfer the highest possible quality of science, skill, and new technology within the areas of aesthetic dermatology and plastic surgery.State of the art topics are featured in IMCAS program including injectable cadaver workshop and live procedures. Considering fast-paced development in Asia, IMCAS also focuses on specific topics such as Asian volumetry, facial reshaping, and pigmentation. Asian perspectives in aesthetic dermatology and plastic surgery are highly valued. From detailed fundamentals to practical applications, topics focusing on Asians are reviewed during the conference and will enrich both the faculties and delegates with new findings and discussions. Asian novelties in aesthetic dermatology and plastic surgery are being launched in IMCAS.

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Fillers: from characteristics to recommendationsSpeaker SUNDARAM, Hema MD

What's new in lasers for scars and pigmentationSpeaker CASSUTO, Daniel MD

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Room 304ADirectors CHEN, Chien-Hsun () MD HUANG, Allen Yao-Lin () MDSpeakers HSU, Nai-Jen () MD

LIN, Hsiu-Fen () MD PRASETYO, Adri Dwi MD CHIU, Tony Yu-Hsun () MD MMS YANG, Hung-Hsu () MD HUANG, Allen Yao-Lin () MD


FR1 Dermatologist vs Oculoplastic Surgeon- Tear Trough and Sunken Upper Eyelid13:30 / HSU, Nai-Jen () MD / LIN, Hsiu-Fen () MD

FR2 Dermatologist vs Rhinoplastic Surgeon- Nasal Augmentation14:15 / PRASETYO, Adri Dwi MD / CHIU, Tony Yu-Hsun () MD MMS

FR3 Dermatologic Surgeon vs Plastic Surgeon- Lifting and Tightening15:00 / YANG, Hung-Hsu () MD / HUANG, Allen Yao-Lin () MD

15:45 Panel Discussion and Q&A / All Speakers

SATURDAY, MAY 3Interdisciplinary Forum Sat. May 3, 13:30-17:30

FR1 Dermatologist vs Oculoplastic Surgeon- Tear Trough and Sunken Upper EyelidSpeakers HSU, Nai-Jen () MD LIN, Hsiu-Fen () MD

Dermatologist: HSU, Nai-Jen () MDFiller augmentations are very popular in recent years. We can perform the procedures in many areas with different indications. But filler cannot fit all the needs, and these procedures have their own limitations. In this section, I will talk about the probable, possible and impossible condition of the treatment around the periorbital region. There will be two parts in the lecture including upper eyelid sunken and tear trough correction. The best indications, contraindications, side effect and filler chosen will be discussed.

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FR2 Dermatologist vs Rhinoplastic Surgeon- Nasal AugmentationSpeakers PRASETYO, Adri Dwi MD CHIU, Tony Yu-Hsun () MD MMS

Dermatologist: PRASETYO, Adri Dwi MDRhinoplasty is a typical area of interest in both dermatology and facial plastic surgery. Many aims of rhinoplasty can be successfully approached with dermatologic techniques using filler augmentation. Various methods had been described. Anatomical approach of fil ler rhinoplasty using a specific technique needs to be developed. This objective is to discuss and debate filler placement as a true rhinoplasty related to anatomical basics, details of the augmentation technique, also the limitation and potential complication compare to surgical method. Single entry point filler rhinoplasty using blunt tip cannula is described in details, focusing on its usage to place filler as a true implant. The related anatomy of nasal profile and cadaver nasal dissection of filler placement are reviewed. Limitation and potential complication are discussed. This technique provides access for continuous aesthetic correction of radix, dorsum, tip and columella from only a single entry point, thus resembling a true implant as in surgical rhinoplasty. Cadaver dissection showed filler placement is in continuous true implant form and in conjunction with anatomy of nasal profile and plane. With proper techniques, medical rhinoplasty using this novel method is safe and effective. This approach can be used in those cases where patients are reluctant to undergo surgery, or as a primary indication in the aesthetic nasal correction. In addition, this technique provides access for continuous radix, dorsum, tip and columella augmentation from only a single entry point. Correct anatomical placement of filler material is also essential for the success of this method.

Rhinoplastic Surgeon: CHIU, Tony Yu-Hsun () MD MMSAsian rhinoplasty is augmentation rather than reduction. The nasal dorsum is augmented, and the tip definition is enhanced in most cases. We performed surgical rhinoplasty using autologous cartilages with or without alloplastic materials. Medical or injection rhinoplasty is one alternative method for enhancing the shape of Asian nose. The use of fillers in this purpose becomes very popular nowadays because of the improvement of safety and effectiveness. Through this lecture, I would like to discuss about 1. The basic anatomy for my preferred technique 2 .The technical details of my method of rhinoplasty 3. The limitation and complication of filler and surgical rhinoplasty

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FR3 Dermatologic Surgeon vs Plastic Surgeon-Lifting and TighteningSpeakers YANG, Hung-Hsu () MD HUANG, Allen Yao-Lin () MD

Dermatologist: YANG, Hung-Hsu () MDIn this Forum, we will introduce the basis of cosmetic surgery and mini-invasive procedures, and analyze the proper approaches from viewpoints of plastic surgery and dermatologic perspectives. We will share the differences, and find out what is the safety limit for a dermatologist.

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Room 304BDirector SUNDARAM, Hema MD Speakers CASSUTO, Daniel MD

CHU, Tony MD FRCP SBANO, Paolo MD PhD

SY1 Advances in Visible Range Wavelength: Where Are We Today13:30 / CASSUTO, Daniel MD

SY2 Dye Laser14:00 / CHU, Tony MD FRCP

SY3 Hair Removal with Lasers: An Update in 201414:30 / SBANO, Paolo MD PhD

SY1 Advances in Visible Range Wavelength: Where Are We TodaySpeaker CASSUTO, Daniel MD

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SY2 Dye LaserSpeaker CHU, Tony MD FRCP

The Pulsed Dye Laser was originally developed for the treatment of vascular lesions such as port wine stains and rosaceal telangiectasia as the target of the laser is oxyhaemaglobin. Clinical and laboratory research then demonstrated that a low level pulsed dye laser with a very short pulse duration, 585nm using a 7mm hand piece with fluence of 2.5 to 3.5 joules/cm2, could induce collagen production with a 60% increase in procollagen III production after a single treatment. Subsequent studies in patients with inflammatory acne have shown a high level of success in treating inflammatory acne. Scientific studies have demonstrated that the improvement in inflammatory acne was unrelated to a change in sebum production or to levels of Proprionibacterium acnes, but due to a massive up-regulation of transforming growth factor beta. This has led to the use of this laser in the treatment of other inflammatory dermatoses.

SY3 Hair Removal with Lasers: An Update in 2014Speaker SBANO, Paolo MD PhD

The Photoepilation, Vascular and Skin Rejuvenation procedures are the most requested by patients in the aesthetic field. The standard single wavelength laser systems are not able to treat all the skin types in the best conditions, taking sometimes limiting compromises to avoid side effects. The Mixing Technology are using 755 and 1064 nm laser (Quanta System, Italy) is the first technology able to delivers these two wavelengths also in a simultaneous and in a sequential emission, opening new treatment possibilities with improved safety. The Hair Removal treatment takes important benefits from the Mixing Technology treating all the border line skin types where the Alexandrite alone can be too aggressive and the Nd:Yag alone can be not enough effective. The simultaneous emission of both the lasers improves the outcomes and the safety in all the skin conditions. The Vascular treatment for the removal of facial and leg telangiectasia uses the sequential emission of the Mixing Technology to convert hemoglobin in methemoglobin to increase the efficiency of the treatment and to reduce the laser fluence. The Skin Rejuvenation takes advantages by the Mixing Technology due to the affect of the Alexandrite on pigmentations and to the effect of the Nd:Yag on the skin tightening just in one session. This presentation shows our experience with this laser device.

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CHU, Tony MD FRCP LEE, Julia Yu-Yun () MD

SY4 Pathogenesis and Management15:30 / ODOM, Richard MD

SY5 Energy-based Treatment and Challenging Cases16:00 / CHU, Tony MD FRCP

SY6 Rosacea in Taiwanese16:30 / LEE, Julia Yu-Yun () MD

SY4 SY4 Pathogenesis and ManagementSpeaker ODOM, Richard MD

Etiopathogenesis, clinical presentation of subtypes and specific therapy for subtypes.

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SY5 Energy-based Treatment and Challenging CasesSpeaker CHU, Tony MD FRCP

My concept is that rosacea is primarily a disease of the facial vasculature leading to non-physiological facial flushing,, fixed erythema and in some patients the development of inflammatory acneiform lesions which may be follicular or interfollicular. Treatment of Type I, erythrotelangiectatic rosacea is to stimulate alpha sympathetic receptors leading to vasoconstriction or inhibit beta receptors preventing vasodilatation. Inflammatory Type II rosacea will respond to topical or systemic antibiotics but will also respond well to low level pulse dye laser treatment. Ablative pulsed dye laser treatment can then be used to treat telangiectasias or persistent erythema. Severe Type II rosacea can be very difficult to manage and the use of systemic metronidazole and dapsone has been used very successfully in combination with low level pulsed dye laser. Type I rosacea, particularly following treatment of acne with oral isotretinoin can be very difficult to manage but the use of antimalarial drugs has been successful in some patients.

SY6 Rosacea in TaiwaneseSpeaker LEE, Julia Yu-Yun () MD

Rosacea is a chronic recurrent inflammatory disorder of unknown etiology mainly affecting the central facial skin and eye. It is more common in fair-skinned populations, esp. northern Europeans and Celtics, but much rarer among Asians and African Americans. Reports of rosacea affecting Asians, including Taiwanese, are scant. Rosacea appears not so rare in our practice. In 2004, we reported the first series in Taiwan, a retrospective study of 109 cases of rosacea diagnosed in our department during 1989.2~2010.10 (Dermatol Sinica 2004). Since then, we have additional clinical experiences in rosacea. This talk will cover the clinical features of rosacea observed in our first series, and the selected treatment experiences on some difficult cases, such as treatment of severe steroid rosacea with red face syndrome, severe granulomatous rosacea treated by azithromycin, and severe erythematotelangiectatic rosacea (ETR) satisfactorily controlled by the low dose carvedilol (a series of 11 cases, 1999-2010. JAAD Sept 2012). Briefly, the clinical features in our first series were comparable to those observed in Western countries, except for mean age younger than the Western series by about 10 years, possibly related to genetic and climate factors, and lower rate of ocular rosacea due to incomplete clinical documentation. With regards to the adrenergic blocker treatment for control of vasodilatation and adrenal flush, we have tried low dose of carvedilol in some patients with severe ETR. Carvedilol is a nonselectiveblocker that can blocks both1 &2 adrenergic receptors with infrequent hypotensive side effect. Carvedilol and its metabolites have potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that are unique amongblockers. Low dose (mostly 6.25mg tid, titrating up to 31.25mg/d) was well tolerated and effective in treating severe ETR with rapid onset of symptom control that eventually allowed tapering or discontinuation of other concurrent medications. These results are encouraging, but need further prospective controlled studies to determine the optimal dosage, long-term therapeutic effects and side effects.

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SATURDAY, MAY 3Rosacea SymposiumSat. May 3, 15:30-17:00

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Room 303ADirector SUN, Pei-Lun () MD PhDSpeakers RAN, Yuping () MD PhD

MOCHIZUKI, Takashi () MD PhD

15:30 Opening: The history of medical mycology research in Taiwan / SUN, Pei-Lun () MD PhD

FC1 Translational Medical Mycology - The Role of Dermatologists

15:40 / RAN, Yuping () MD PhD

FC2 Outbreak of an epidemic of Trichophyton tonsurans infection in

Japan16:10 / MOCHIZUKI, Takashi () MD PhD

16:40 Panel Discussion and Q&A / All Speakers

FC1 Translational Medical Mycology - The Role of Dermatologists

Speaker RAN, Yuping () MD PhD

Patients with fungal infection having skin lesions may consult a dermatologist, which is a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. Dermatologists take samples from the lesion to check the fungal elements under a microscope by KOH preparation and then treat the patient. This model has advanced from bedside to bench and from bench to bedside (B to B to B), which is defined as Translational Medical Mycology. Dermatologists have an advantageous position in finding, isolating and identifying the pathogenic fungi and treating the patient with antifungal drugs. Samples should be cultured in different media with or without chloramphenicol and cycloheximide and incubated at room temperature or 37C. Non-culture techniques such as polymerase chain reaction based molecular identification, transmission electron microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, biochemistry tests and histopathology are also necessary to confirm the identification of the species, especially when the routine culture is negative. We start treatment upon obtaining evidence of fungal infection, i.e., posit ive KOH examination. Antifungal drugs such as itraconazole, fluconazole, terbinafine and amphotericin B can be used alone or in combination based on the fungal species and the location of the lesion. The role of dermatologists practice on fungal infection includes screening of the patient, merging all of the laboratory techniques and methods from the microbiologists, pathologists, molecular researchers, identification of the pathogen and determination of the optimum antifungal drug.

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SATURDAY, MAY 3Taiwan MycoClubSat. May 3, 15:30-17:00

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FC2 Outbreak of an epidemic of Trichophyton tonsurans infection in

JapanSpeaker MOCHIZUKI, Takashi () MD PhD

Epidemiology of superficial fungal infection in Japan has been drifting along with changing our living style. International or domestic sports activity, higher prevalence of keeping pet animals and changing demographics in the Japanese population increasing the ratio of elderly may be the major causes. In the last decade, we are confronting the outbreak of an epidemic of Trichophyton tonsurans infection. First case of culture proven outbreak of T. tonsurans infection had been reported in 2001 in a high school wrestling team, followed by high school and university judo teams, then high school sumo teams in 2004. At first the infected cases were restricted among these contact sports players. Now the infection is spreading in community, and cases who had no apparent relationship between these sports players were reported. Several studies using PCR-RFLP analysis of ribosomal RNA gene using MvaI and AvaI revealed epidemics among judo practitioners, sumo practitioners and wrestlers had characteristic mode of infection in Japan, for example, the epidemic among sumo wrestlers originated from an earlier epidemic among judo practitioners (K Anzawa Jpn J Infect Dis 2013:64:458). Prompt and simple identification of T. tonsurans is very important part for infection control. Standard culture based methods such as slide culture are time consuming, and molecular technology based methods require skill and equipment. Recently, chlamydospore-like structures (CLS) abundantly observed by light microscopy from reverse side of grown Petri dishes had been reported as a useful morphological marker characteristic for T. tonsurans (M Fujihiro, Jpn J Med Mycol 2008:49:191, T Mochizuki, J Dermatol 2013:40:1027). therapeutic challenge.

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SATURDAY, MAY 3Taiwan MycoClubSat. May 3, 15:30-17:00

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Room 303ADirector CHANG, Ying-Jui () MD PhDSpeakers SBANO, Paolo MD PhD

OHARA, Kuniaki () MD RAN, Yuping () MD PhD

Dermoscopy East and West

FC3 Dermoscopy: What's New in 201419:00 / SBANO, Paolo MD PhD

FC4 Dermoscopy in Asian19:20 / OHARA, Kuniaki () MD

FC5 Amazing World under Dermoscopy19:40 / RAN, Yuping () MD PhD

Learning Objectives Following this session, the attendee should be able to: Understand whats new in the finding of dermoscopy , the characteristic dermoscopic features in Asian skin, and the images that beyond the traditional application which might extend the scope of our field.

Description Attendees will view the dermoscopic appearances of common pigmentary skin disorders in Asian skin that differ from non-colored skin, as well as new findings of dermoscopic features. Dermoscopy can also be applied on non-pigmentary disorders, such as infectious diseases, and even on non-skin objectives.

SATURDAY, MAY 3DermoscopySat. May 3, 19:00-20:00

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SATURDAY, MAY 3DermoscopySat. May 3, 19:00-20:00

FC3 DermoscopyWhats New in 2014Speaker SBANO, Paolo MD PhD

FC4 Dermoscopy in AsianSpeaker OHARA, Kuniaki () MD

The main difference of dermoscopic findings between Asian skin and Caucasian skin lies in melanin pigmentation, such as BCC, Poroma, Spitz nevi and Melanoma. Arbolizing vessels of BCC are often obscured by melanin pigmentation and hard to see. Poromas are of ten pigmented and look like BCC or melanoma clinically, but in this case, dermoscopy play an important role to reveal gromellular vessels of diagnostic value. More than half of the cases of Spitz nevi are darkly pigmented, sometimes confused with melanoma. And some of them are noticed even on palms and soles. Differential diagnosis between nail melamoma and infantile nail streaks is extremely difficult even by dermoscopy. Age of onset can be a clue. Typical examples of above conditions will be briefly presented.

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FC5 Amazing World under DermoscopySpeaker RAN, Yuping () MD PhD

Dermoscopy, as a new tool, not only strong help dermatologists on clinical practice, but also open a new vision for recognize the nature world. Amazing masterpiece of nature under dermoscopy will share with audience.

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Room 303BDirectors LIU, Han-Nan () MD

2nd TDAC & TDA Spring Meeting 2014 Scientific Program

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