Program

Thursday and Friday 11-12 June

Conference will be located to the conference venue of 2025, Coor Conference at Hubben, Uppsala Science park.

Saturday 13 June

Workshops will be located to Uppsala University Hospital (Akademiska sjukhuset)

Morning starts at 08:30 all days, lunch ca 12:00 noon, and end of day around 17 – 17:30

Detailed program with headlines and lecturers will be announce shortly.

Topics that will be covered

– From techniques to patients. The pillow and the pillow-case.

Learning objectives: Assessing the problem on the individual patient. Utilizing anatomy to address the problem.

– Periareolar and circumareolar approaches. Crescent and Donut mastopexies; Round block and Benelli mastopexies; Parenchymal Conal Rotation.

Learning objectives: Surgical planning; how much mobilisation; planning the shape of the specimen to optimise defect closure; keeping it simple; a plan B for re-excision

– The ”Simpler Mammoplasties (Batwing, reverse batwing, Grisotti, Lateral mammoplasty, J-mammoplasty, V-mammoplasty).

Learning objectives: Surgical planning; Identification of landmarks; Reconstructive principles; re-centring the nipple areola complex; a plan B for re-excision

-Volume displacement. From an oncoplastic mastopexy to a therapeutic breast reduction.

Learning objectives: Choosing and monitoring pedicles; shaping the breast and avoiding boxiness; how to avoid venous stasis during pedicle rotation; how to avoid bottoming out in inferior-based pedicle techniques; Optimising symmetrisation in the setting of FAST FORWARD.

-Chest wall perforator flap reconstruction, tip to toe

Learning objectives: Patient Selection, Surgical Anatomy and Perforator identification, Axillary Surgery Dissection and mobilisation, Prevention and treatment of complications)

-Mastectomy

Learning Objectives: Flat Aesthetic Closure; Prevention of the lateral dog-ear; Skin and nipple-sparing mastectomy: a correct dissection; Skin-reducing patterns; The Goldilocks pattern and when to discuss it; Implant and expander selection; ADM and Meshes: When and how; Prepectoral vs retropectoral implant placement: is it still a dilemma?