Date & Time: Friday September 13, 2024 - 7:00am - 9:00am

Location: Mayo Clinic – SC-CC-301

Presented by Dr. Jill Hessler​

Origins of Facelift Surgery and how the Surgery has Evolved Over Time​

Learning ​Objectives: ​

• Apply understanding of facial anatomy and facial tissue planes to surgical dissection ​
• Recognize the variety of facial changes that occur to the bony facial skeleton in addition to the soft tissue​
• Understand adjunctive procedures such as fat transfer and laser treatments that can enhance surgical results ​

​ Presented by Dr. Corinna Levine​

Revamping the Research Lab​

Objectives:​

• CRS Clinical Research Challenges​

1. Review issues with large database studies​

2. Describe challenges using CPT and ICD-10 diagnosis codes​

• CRS Sociodemographic Health Disparities Are Understudied​

1. Recognize the way sociodemographic data is reported in CR clinical research​

2. Summarize how the CRS Clinical research population compares to the US 2020 Census​

• CRS Care Delays​

1. Understand how care delays can impact patient-reported disease burden​

2. Describe how care delays differ among sociodemographic groups​

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