Endorsed by The Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, The Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons and approved by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, Mr. Graeme Southwick, Mr. Morris Ritz, Mr. Andrew Greensmith, Mr. Damon Thomas, Mr. Edmund Ek and Dr. Natalie Ngan have great pleasure to invite you to the 21st Annual Advanced Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Workshop to be held at the Crown Conference Centre, Melbourne from 9 to 12 February 2017.

The 2017 Workshop’s extensive program will provide an in-depth study of the most up to date techniques on THE AGEING FACE – NEW HORIZONS. We will incorporate concepts for refreshing, rejuvenating and in some cases reconstructing the eyelids, brow, face and neck – including new ideas and as well as ancillary procedures. A team of local experts will join our experienced international guests to help make the 21st Advanced Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Workshop a successful event once again.

Our aim is to educate in the many aspects of the ageing face and to raise the standards of management for the betterment of our specialty and hence to improve patient outcomes. The Workshop will commence with a welcome cocktail party on the evening of Thursday 9th February 2017 and finish at lunchtime on Sunday 12th February 2017. It will include didactic teaching, video presentations of surgical procedures and panels for discussion. Interaction of all participants with our guests will be encouraged.

We encourage you to not only support this meeting, which has become entrenched in our yearly plastic surgery calendar, but also to become involved with all participants to help us make this a great meeting to the mutual benefit of all plastic surgeons, plastic surgery trainees, dedicated plastic surgery nurses and the industry.

Once again the Workshop is being held at the Crown Conference Centre in Southbank. Crown is located in the heart of the action — Melbourne’s vibrant Southbank entertainment precinct. Crown Conference Centre is adjacent to the Crown Entertainment Complex, close to the CBD, the Melbourne Exhibition Centre, and the city’s most famous arts and sporting facilities.