Miami JANUARY 13-16, 2017 NATIONAL DORAL, MIAMI, FLORIDA WE VE MOVED TO REASONS TO ATTEND UP TO 30 CE CREDITS AVAILABLE ORLANDODERM.

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1 JANUARY 13-16, 2017 NATIONAL DORAL, MIAMI, FLORIDA WE VE MOVED TO Miami Gain irect acce t ac lty t r clinically relevant, real rl CE lect re, an n r, live e n trati n, an inti ate r in r e icate t y r t e t e ical ca e C. ODAC celebrate 14 years of evi ence a e CE, acti na le in i t, an eer t eer net r in UP TO 30 CE CREDITS AVAILABLE AMA/PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDIT(S) TM AND ANCC REASONS TO ATTEND 25+ INTENSIVE C C WORKSHOPS Customize your agenda and take advantage of Q&A time an ace t ace acce t the experts E E EC C TECHNIQUES i c ver t r ical car treat ent r t c l r la er an r ical illin e t ractice, nc ra t re ency, t re re val earl 10+ HOURS OF LIVE DEMOS earn ti al a e, lane, nee le a e, e t an tec ni e r eac in ecti n ite c are la er an evice tec n l ie, ener y ettin, clinical re lt an c t INSTANT FEEDBACK Interact in real time via our audience response tec n l y a e n te, ave li e, irect question to faculty, participate in discussions, or request more information - all from the comfort of your seat! RENOWNED FACULTY ODAC is presented by the nation s leaders in e ical, e t etic and Surgical Dermatology to bring you the latest a vance an re earc in t e iel JOINTLY PROVIDED BY ORLANDODERM.ORG

2 DEFINING THE FUTURE OF DERMATOLOGY A Message from Our Conference Chair Now heading into our fourteenth successful year, on behalf of the ODAC conference meeting organizers, faculty, and advisors, I am very excited to announce that we are moving to a new location. In 2017, the Orlando Dermatology Aesthetic and Clinical Conference is migrating south to Miami! After 13 memorable years of calling Orlando home, we decided we needed to make the move in light of several motivating factors including improved venue space and services, more direct flight choices from most major US cities and better weather in mid-january. While we re truly excited about the new location we re even more excited about the 2017 ODAC program, promising to deliver a cutting edge, comprehensive, and compelling look at dermatology through the eyes of the physician and the experts striking the perfect balance of medical, surgical and hands-on aesthetic training. In keeping with our core mission of defining the future of dermatology, ODAC will again bring attendees the What s Hot panel discussion. Join us to witness first-hand the next generation of exciting products and equipment, as well as cutting-edge procedures and real world techniques. This will prepare you to better serve patients, and enrich and enhance your overall practice. We will proudly continue our partnership with the Advanced Resident Training and Education (ARTE) scholarship program, welcoming over 150 dermatology residents from across the country. Plus, offering the inaugural board review course. In today s competitive medical climate, successful dermatologists know the importance of staying relevant in our rapidly evolving field. For fourteen years the ODAC educational program has presented progressive medical, surgical, and cosmetic techniques delivered by the foremost thought leaders in dermatology in a highly interactive and impactful way. Join us in Miami in January to build critical skills and help expand your offerings to ensure the continued success of your career and your practice. James Spencer, MD, MS Medical Director Spencer Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center, St. Petersburg, FL 2

3 ONLY AT ODAC E E E IN 2017 Get an inside look at advances in acne, r acea, psoriasis, skin cancer, nail disorders, air i r er, reconstructive surgery, cosmeceuticals, eel, i l ic, and much more! E E E ODAC offers you more demos than ever earn how the top y ician create the best results. Advance your skill set in injections, lasers and more. EARN UP TO 30 CE* CREDITS WITH AN ALL ACCESS PASS *AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM and ANCC With an All Acce a, y can eet y r eci c nee from morning to night, including: rea a t rie n Luncheon roundtable discussions Specialized working groups Pre-conference workshops Dinner symposia Supplementary sessions 3

4 ONLY AT ODAC NOW ACCEPTING ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS You are encouraged to submit abstracts on current an e er in i e an ca e t ie in t e el dermatology. Visit orlandoderm.org/posters for more information or to submit an abstract. GENERAL POSTER SESSION ODAC selects elite faculty, thought leaders, engaging guest speakers and up-and-coming experts to bring you the most varied perspectives and relevant pearls from around the world. We pride ourselves on providing the most practical and highest quality education in dermatology. E E C E This poster session, for residents only, is judged by the Department Chair Council. The winning poster will be featured in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology (JDD). RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIPS For the 14th consecutive year, the Orlando Dermatology Aesthetic & Clinical (ODAC) c n erence a inte rate a eci c trac int it r ra, tail re eci cally r er at l y residents: Advanced Resident Training & Education (ARTE). And once again, we are delighted to extend 150 scholarships to qualifying US-based dermatology residents. Board Review Workshop Friday, January 13th, 1 pm Resident Focused Track Annual Resident Aesthetic Summit Monday, January 16th C E E E C E E ODAC features four days of medical, surgical and aesthetic dermatology education with internationally renowned faculty. Program topics include Skin of Color with Andrew Alexis, MD Hidradenitis Suppurativa with Adam Friedman, MD Lasers and Devices with E. Vic Ross, MD Acne and Rosacea with Linda Stein Gold, MD Psoriasis with Jeffrey Callen, MD Hands on Aesthetics with the Experts Science and Cosmeceuticals with Vivian Bucay Much more! Visit orlandoderm.org/agenda for updates 4

5 PROGRAM & CE INFORMATION Upon completion, participants should be able to: 1. Summarize current and emerging therapies that hold promise for the effective treatment of skin cancers including actinic keratosis, basal cell carcinoma and melanoma. 2. Define intrinsic and extrinsic factors of the normal aging process in patients with all skin types. 3. Select and formulate the appropriate aesthetic treatment plan using neurotoxins, dermal fillers, laser and light-based energy therapy technologies and cosmeceutical products in patients of all skin types who seek improvement in facial and skin appearance. 4. Compare patient selection, choice of injectable products and technique required to avoid potential complications and achieve optimal patient outcomes. 5. Express current understanding of the pathophysiology of acne as it relates to effective diagnosis and treatment. 6. Discuss current theories on the pathogenesis of rosacea including the identification of genetic factors and gene loci that predispose affected patients to a rosacea phenotype. 7. Analyze evidence-based data on acne treatment options in order to improve treatment outcomes and improve patient adherence to therapy. 8. Examine emerging clinical and therapeutic science insights into the pathogenesis and effective management of atopic dermatitis. 9. Summarize the recently published AAD clinical guidelines on the management of atopic dermatitis 10. Discuss the role of the innate and adaptive immune system function in normal skin and how changes in the immune system may contribute to inflammatory disease. 11. Assess evidence-based data on the relationship between psoriasis comorbidities and therapeutic selection. 12. Identify the psoriasis patient population that would benefit most from treatment with biologic response modifiers. 13. Indicate the types of superficial fungal infection presenting in the dermatology setting. 14. Formulate optimal treatment plans for difficult to treat onychomycosis and cutaneous superficial fungal infections including tinea pedis, tinea cruris and tinea corporis. Category 1: Creighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education designates this live activity for a maximum of 27.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. JOINTLY PROVIDED BY AAPA accepts AMA category 1 credit for the PRA from organizations accredited by ACCME. Nurse CE Creighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education designates this activity for 27.5 contact hours for nurses. Nurses should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in this activity. Nurses licensed in Iowa and California: This activity was planned and developed in accordance with the continuing education standards of the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). The Iowa Board of Nursing and the California Board of Nursing will honor ANCC continuing education credits for face-to-face programs held outside Iowa and California, or for ANCC-approved online recorded courses taken in a self-study format. Accreditation Statement This activity has been planned and implemented by Creighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education (HSCE) and Physicians Continuing Education Corporation for the advancement of patient care. Creighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education is accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing education for the healthcare team. 5

6 FACULTY & ADVISORS 2017 CONFERENCE CHAIR 2017 CONFERENCE CHAIR EMERITUS James Spencer, MD, MS Director Spencer Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center St. Petersburg, FL Perry Robins, MD Professor Emeritus of Dermatology New York University School of Medicine New York, NY 2017 VICE CONFERENCE CHAIR 2017 H 2017 MEDICAL DIRECTOR Joel L. Cohen, MD About Skin Dermatology and DermSurgery Englewood and Lone Tree, CO Susan H. Weinkle, MD Assistant Clinical Professor University of South Florida Tampa, FL Adam Friedman, MD, FAAD Associate Professor of Dermatology Residency Program Director Director of Translational Research Department of Dermatology George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences Washington, DC 6

7 2017 PRESENTING FACULTY Andrew F. Alexis, MD, MPH Chairman, Department of Dermatology Director, Skin of Color Center Mount Sinai St. Luke s and Mount Sinai West Associate Professor Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai New York, NY Neal Bhatia, MD Director of Clinical Dermatology, Therapeutics Clinical Research Associate Clinical Professor, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center San Diego, CA Whitney Bowe, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology SUNY Downstate Medical Center Brooklyn, NY Martin Braun, MD Vancouver Laser & Skin Care Centre Vancouver, BC SUNY Downstate Medical Center Brooklyn, NY Vivian Bucay, MD Clinical Assistant Professor Department of Physician Assistant Studies UT Health Science Center San Antonio, TX Jeffrey Callen, MD Professor and Chief of the Division of Dermatology University of Louisville Louisville, KY Joel L. Cohen, MD About Skin Dermatology and DermSurgery Englewood and Lone Tree, CO Adam Friedman, MD, FAAD Associate Professor of Dermatology Residency Program Director Director of Translational Research Department of Dermatology George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences Washington, DC Robert Gotkin, MD Cosmetique Dermatology Laser & Plastic Surgery LLP Greenvale, NY 7

8 2017 PRESENTING FACULTY William Hanke, MD, FACP Laser and Skin Surgery Center of Indiana Carmel, IN Sima Jain, MD Assistant Clinical Professor University of Florida College of Medicine Mid-Florida Dermatology Advanced Dermatology Care Orlando, FL Leon Kircik, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Dermatology Mount Sinai Medical Center New York, NY Wendy E. Roberts, MD, FAAD Desert Dermatology Skin Institute Rancho Mirage, CA Edward Ross, MD Director Scripps Clinic Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology Center San Diego, CA Deborah S. Sarnoff, MD, FAAD, FACP Cosmetique Dermatology Laser & Plastic Surgery LLP Greenvale, NY James Spencer, MD, MS Director Spencer Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center St. Petersburg, FL Linda Stein Gold, MD Director of Clinical Research Department of Dermatology Henry Ford Hospital Detroit, MI Susan H. Weinkle, MD Assistant Clinical Professor University of South Florida Tampa, FL 8

9 ODAC TRAVEL & ACCOMMODATIONS NATIONAL DORAL MIAMI 4400 NW 87th Avenue Miami, Florida The prestigious 800-acre resort boasts a completely re-designed clubhouse, 643 new deluxe accommodations, luxurious event spaces, premier dining, four championship golf courses plus all new reimagined recreational amenities. DISCOUNTED RATES As a 2017 ODAC Attendee, you are entitled to receive a special reduced room rate of $350/night (double room) plus tax. You must register for the conference in order to receive this price. CUT-OFF DATE The discounted conference rate will be available until December 20, 2016 or until the block sells out. RESERVATIONS Make your reservations today! Please request the 2017 Orlando Dermatology Aesthetic & Clinical (ODAC) conference room rate when calling BOOK YOUR ROOM EARLY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF REDUCED RATES! Go to OrlandoDerm.org/travel.php or call Reservations at

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11 OFFICIAL JOURNAL The Journal of Drugs in Dermatology (JDD), a highly-cited, peer-reviewed publication indexed with MEDLINE /PubMed, offers one of the fastest routes to disseminate dermatologic information. Now in its 10th year of publication, JDD presents original articles, award-winning case reports, and timely features pertaining to new methods, techniques, and drug therapy in dermatology. JDDonline.com SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION CONTACT US Conference Info: T: (212) F: (866) info@orlandoderm.org Website: OrlandoDerm.org Advanced Resident & Training & Education (ARTE) in Dermatology is a comprehensive year-round educational mentoring program that brings together dermatology residents, physician thought leaders, and industry partners. OrlandoDerm.org/arte HOTEL RESERVATIONS: Please see OrlandoDerm.org or contact: National Doral Miami Reservations T: (800) EASY WAYS TO REGISTER ONLINE CALL (212) info@orlandoderm.org e ve ved t