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About the Symposium

Join The Aesthetic Society for the Facial and Rhinoplasty Symposium—a comprehensive educational event focusing on advanced techniques in facial plastic surgery and rhinoplasty. This symposium brings together leading specialists to provide in-depth education on surgical approaches, techniques, and innovations in facial reconstruction and enhancement.

Experience detailed presentations on surgical planning, advanced techniques, and case studies led by renowned facial plastic surgeons. This educational format provides opportunities to connect with peers, participate in discussions, and learn from the expertise of leading practitioners in the field.

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Event Highlights

  • World-Class Faculty: Gain clinical insights from leading authorities in rhinoplasty and facial aesthetics
  • Dissection Lab: Elevate your anatomical knowledge and surgical precision through hands-on cadaver practice
  • Cutting-Edge: Explore the newest trends and evidence-based approaches in facial rejuvenation
  • Networking Opportunities: Collaborate and build professional connections with fellow surgeons and experts in a limited attendance event

Educational Philosophy

Interactive Learning

We believe in an interactive approach to learning that goes beyond traditional lectures.
Our symposium features:

  • Case-based discussions
  • Panel debates on controversial topics
  • Hands-on cadaver labs
  • Audience participation

What to Expect

Format

  • Didactic lectures
  • Panel discussions
  • Case presentations
  • Interactive Q&A sessions
  • Optional hands-on cadaver labs

Event Details

  • Dates: November 13–14, 2026
  • Location: The Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida
  • Attendance: Limited to 125 participants

CME

The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (The Aesthetic Society) designates this live activity for a maximum of 26.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. The main program education is designated for 17.5 credits, of which 6 are Patient Safety CME. An additional 9 credits are designated for optional education. Earn up to 26.5 CME credits by participating in both the main program and both cadaver labs.

Faculty Disclosures

Faculty Disclosures will be available at a later time.

Meetings Code of Conduct

The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (The Aesthetic Society) (hereinafter “The Society”) is committed to providing an educational environment that is welcoming and free from any form of harassment or other discrimination.

This Code of Conduct (hereinafter “Code”) applies to all persons — including attendees and their guests, exhibitors, Society staff, and venue staff (hereinafter “persons”) — present at our meetings and/or Society-sponsored events (hereinafter “venues”).

Expected Conduct

All persons at Society venues shall:

  • Be considerate and respectful to each other
  • Alert Society staff if they hear of or observe any conduct that violates this Code
  • Comply with this Code, all meeting venue rules, policies, and procedures, and all laws and regulations of the state where the venue is located

Unacceptable Conduct

The Society expressly prohibits harassment and discrimination based on:

  • Race, color, religion, national origin
  • Sex, age, pregnancy, genetic information
  • Military and veteran status, marital status, personal appearance
  • Gender identity or expression, sexual orientation
  • Physical or mental disability (or perceived disability)
  • Family responsibilities, political affiliation
  • Any other legally protected characteristic

Examples of harassment and discrimination include (but are not limited to):

  • Sexist, racist, homophobic, or other discriminatory jokes, slurs, insults, or comments
  • Unwelcome sexual advances, whether verbal or physical
  • Display of sexualized images
  • Stalking, whether in person or online
  • Threatening or intimidating language or physical conduct
  • Inappropriate photography or recording

Reporting Procedure

  • All persons shall immediately report to Society staff any believed or witnessed violations of this Code.
  • All reported concerns will be treated seriously and investigated promptly.
  • The Society will not tolerate any reprisals or retaliation against anyone who, in good faith:
    • Reports a believed or witnessed violation of this Code, or
    • Participates in The Society’s investigation

Consequences

  • Any person asked to stop any Code-violating behavior shall comply immediately.
  • At The Society’s sole discretion, violations may result in:
    • Removal from or denial of access to the venue (without refund of any applicable registration fees), and/or
    • Disqualification from attendance at future events

About The Aesthetic Society

The Aesthetic Society is an organization devoted entirely to the advancement of aesthetic plastic surgery. Founded in 1967, it is recognized as the world's leading professional organization of board-certified plastic surgeons specializing in cosmetic procedures.

The mission of The Aesthetic Society is to advance the science, art, and safe practice of aesthetic plastic surgery and cosmetic medicine through education, research, and innovation while maintaining the highest standards of ethical conduct.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the symposium, please contact us:

General Information: [email protected]
Registration: [email protected]
Industry Partners: [email protected]
Phone: (562) 799-2356