Friday, March 29

Abstract session (Non-CME)

Four Seasons Ballroom 4

Presenter Disclosures

Non-CME Clinical Applications - Cutaneous

Participants This session is for all health care practitioners, engineers, scientists, or any interested individuals working with lasers and energy-based devices. All heath care personnel will benefit by learning how to maximize results of treatment of cutaneous conditions while minimizing complications.

Background Requirements Participants with a basic understanding of skin biology and physics will derive maximal benefit from the presentations, however, all meeting attendees are welcome to attend and contribute.

Educational Needs/Expected Learning Objectives This session will explore the use of lasers and energy-based devices to treat a wide spectrum of cutaneous conditions. Controlled studies demonstrating objective evidence in support of new devices and new uses of established devices will be presented. Attendees will be encouraged to participate in discussion of the presented data. Updating current knowledge on the use of energy-based devices as well as maximizing results and minimizing complications will be a prime objective of this session.

Sub-Topics

Laser-Assisted Delivery
Scar
Vascular

Section Chairs
Jennifer Y. Lin, MD		Christopher B. Zachary, MBBS, FRCP

An Important Notice Regarding Non-CME Content

Dear Attendees,
The ASLMS has designated certain educational activities as Non-CME. This is due to identified faculty/author financial relationships with ACCME defined commercial interests. Unfortunately, these disclosed conflict of interest (COI) disclosures cannot be "resolved " per ACCME regulations.
While these educational offerings remain part of the ASLMS 2019 Annual Conference program, they have been designated as separate “Non-CME” sessions and content.
Please understand that a “Non-CME” designation does not invalidate the quality education provided to learners. ASLMS applies the same vetting and quality review processes for the content presented in its programming. ASLMS simply needs to comply with ACCME regulations as an accredited CME provider. The “Non-CME” designation allows us to provide quality content to our learners and continue to function as an ACCME-Accredited provider.
Thank you for your understanding and for your support of our educational mission.
Raymond J. Lanzafame, MD, MBA, FACS
ASLMS Director of CME

TIME	TITLE - PRESENTING AUTHOR
Laser-Assisted Delivery
4:22 PM - 4:27 PM	RE-PIGMENTATION OF HYPOPIGMENTATION: RANDOMIZED, BLINDED HEAD TO HEAD STUDY FRACTIONAL LASER VS LASER-ASSISTED DELIVERY OF BIMATOPROST VS NOVEL EPIDERMAL MELANOCYTE HARVESTING SYSTEM Alexander A. Daoud \| Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY
Scar
4:28 PM - 4:33 PM	EFFICACY OF COMBINED INTENSE PULSED LIGHT (IPL) WITH FRACTIONAL CO2 LASER ABLATION IN THE TREATMENT OF LARGE HYPERTROPHIC SCARS: A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL Alexander A. Daoud \| Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY
Vascular
4:34 PM - 4:39 PM	TREATMENT RESISTANT PORT WINE STAINS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH SHORT-PULSE Nd:YAG LASER Mark B. Taylor \| Gateway Aesthetic Institute & Laser Center, Salt Lake City, UT
4:40 PM - 4:45 PM	Q&A and Conclusion - Jennifer Y. Lin, Christopher B. Zachary

Friday, March 29

Abstract session (Non-CME)

Non-CME Clinical Applications - Cutaneous

♦ Early Career Presenter | ✈ ASLMS Educational Grant Recipient

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