Exhibitor Package - JANUARY 28-FEBRUARY 1, 2018 GRAND WAILEA MAUI, HAWAII The 14th Annual Premier Dermatology CME Conference - Maui Derm
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The 14th Annual Premier Dermatology CME Conference JANUARY 28-FEBRUARY 1, 2018 GRAND WAILEA • MAUI, HAWAII Exhibitor Package
August 2017 Dear Colleague in Industry, The enclosed materials represent our initial announcement to industry and the dermatology community of the 14th Annual Maui Derm for Dermatologists meeting. Our program once again features fair and balanced lectures and panel discussions involving our world-class group of educators. Our workshops are conducted in small group settings and provide intimate “hands on” live patient demonstrations facilitated by leaders in their respective fields. Registration is Saturday, January 27, 2018. The meeting begins Sunday, January 28 and runs through Thursday, February 1. Visit our program online at: MauiDerm.com. In order to extend the reach of our educational program, most of our meeting content will be published online as the Maui Derm 2018 Online Lecture Series which can be viewed at: MauiDermNews.com. Selected presen- tations will be edited and presented online to enable dermatologists and aesthetic medicine physicians from around the world to access the lectures presented in Maui. Daily e-Blast Summaries will be sent to over 12,000 dermatologists as well as NPs and PAs working in dermatology. Our lectures will be covered and reported upon by editors from the Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Derma- tology, SKINMed Journal, Dermatology Times and Cosmetic Surgery Times. Maui Derm 2018 will continue its strategic relationship with DermTube.com to provide daily online video podcast reporting of the hottest top- ics presented at the Maui Derm 2018 podium. There are opportunities outside of the educational program available to hold roundtable discussions utilizing our faculty members. Please contact us if this is opportunity is of interest to you. We are seeking your support. This past conference we had approximately 50 exhibitors. Exhibition hall space is limited at the Grand Wailea. Exhibitor Opportunities A listing of the various Exhibitor Opportunities is below: $100,000+ Level Your company would receive: ++ two (2) booths – a double booth space in a premiere, high traffic location ++ eight (8) exhibitor registrations (4 All Access Badges and 4 Exhibit Hall Badges)* ++ highest priority access to our strategic partners ++ highest priority access to content from Maui Derm 2018 for enduring materials ++ opportunity to host four (4) Advisory Board/Marketing sessions ++ opportunity to host a Product Theater Lunch Session ++ appropriate recognition as a sponsor on MauiDermNews.com website ++ invitation for six (6) to the exclusive Faculty & Sponsor Dinner and Cocktail Reception on January 29th ++ invitation to attend two (2) Maui Derm Reception & Dinners for additional networking opportunities $75,000+ Level Your company would receive ++ one (1) booth in a premiere, high traffic location ++ six (6) exhibitor registrations (3 All Access Badges and 3 Exhibit Hall Badges)* ++ high priority access to our strategic partners ++ high priority access to content from Maui Derm 2018 for enduring materials ++ opportunity to host three (3) Advisory Board/Marketing sessions ++ opportunity to host a Product Theater Lunch Session ++ appropriate recognition as a sponsor on MauiDermNews.com website ++ invitation for five (5) to the exclusive Faculty & Sponsor Dinner and Cocktail Reception on January 29th ++ invitation to attend two (2) Maui Derm Reception & Dinners for additional networking opportunities
$50,000+ Level Your company would receive ++ one (1) booth ++ four (4) exhibitor registrations (2 All Access Badges and 2 Exhibit Hall Badges)* ++ priority access to our strategic partners ++ priority access to content from Maui Derm 2018 for enduring materials ++ opportunity to host two (2) Advisory Board/Marketing sessions ++ appropriate recognition as a sponsor on MauiDermNews.com website ++ invitation for four (4) to the exclusive Faculty & Sponsor Cocktail Reception on January 29th ++ invitation to attend two (2) Maui Derm Reception & Dinners for additional networking opportunities $25,000+ Level Your company would receive ++ one (1) booth ++ two (2) exhibitor registrations (1 All Access Badges and 1 Exhibit Hall Badges)* ++ access to our strategic partners ++ access to content from Maui Derm 2018 for enduring materials ++ opportunity to host one (1) Advisory Board/Marketing sessions ++ appropriate recognition as a sponsor on MauiDermNews.com website ++ invitation for two (2) to the exclusive Faculty & Sponsor Cocktail Reception on January 29th ++ invitation to attend two (2) Maui Derm Reception & Dinners for additional networking opportunities * All Access Badges provides admission to General Sessions, Lunches and Exhibit Hall. Exhibit Hall Badges are restricted to Exhibit Hall Only. Aesthetic & Laser Suites Maui Derm 2018 will offer, as part of the marketing package, the opportunity to have your own suite available for the entire five days of the meeting. Your suite will include a private entrance, signage, power, injection table and linens.The only time during the five days that you will not be able to schedule private demonstrations is on Wednesday, January 31st from noon-5:30pm as this is when the Maui Derm live patient injection workshops will take place and your suite will be utilized for your companies product. Maui Derm will supply the injector and patients for this workshop. Suite Fee: inquire via email to Nicole Gomez at nicole.gomez@mauiderm.com UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANTS (*) Unrestricted educational grants will be used to underwrite the cost of our live educational program. WORKSHOP AND SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM FEES Please contact meeting manager Nicole Gomez (nicole.gomez@mauiderm.com) who will assess your com- pany’s individual needs and provide logistical assistance. EXHIBIT BOOTH FEE See invitation to exhibit under the payment section. (*) Please refer to the ACCME Standards for Commercial Support We look forward to your participation and support. Warmest Aloha, George M. Martin, M.D. Program Director Maui Derm for Dermatologists 2018 Visit our website to reserve booth space and register personnel: MauiDerm.com
2018 Promotional Opportunities Breakfasts $22,000 * Includes: ++ Hot Breakfast Buffet ++ Signage on buffet with your company logo ++ Recognition on Sponsor Banner (based on 400 people) Coffee Breaks $12,000 * Includes: ++ Food & Beverage items ++ Signage on buffet with your company logo ++ Recognition on Sponsor Banner (based on 400 people) Dinner $48,000 Includes: ++ Food & Beverage items ++ Signage on buffet with your company logo ++ Recognition on Sponsor Banner (based on 375 people) Company Logo Items ++ T-Shirt $11.00 each (Qty 400) ++ Lip Balm with Sunscreen $4.00 each (Qty 400) ++ Tote Bag $9.00 each (Qty 400) * Daily Cost
Call for Posters + Abstracts
Abstract Guidelines
Abstracts for publication in the Maui Derm syllabus may also be submitted. Abstracts should be a maximum
of 500 words (does not include authors/title, tables or references providing they are not too lengthy). The
deadline for abstract submission is December 15, 2017. Submitted abstracts should be emailed to the program
director Dr. George Martin at: drmauiderm@gmail.com. Encore presentations are accepted.
Poster Guidelines
Maui Derm 2018 has created a limited amount of space in the exhibition hall for poster exhibition. The
deadline for submitting a request to exhibit a poster is December 15, 2017. A PDF of the poster must be
submitted for review and selection to the program director, Dr. George Martin at: drmauiderm@gmail.com.
Encore presentations are accepted.
Please read the following guidelines carefully. Poster exhibits will be located in the Exhibit Area. It is not
required that you be present each day during the exhibit/breakfast hour and during exhibit/coffee breaks to
present and discuss your poster.
POSTER BOARD SIZE
The poster boards are 4’ high x 8’ wide.
POSTER SCHEDULE
Poster Setup Saturday, January 27 2:00 pm–6:00 pm
Poster Viewing Sunday, January 28 6:30 am–12:00 pm
Monday, January 29 6:30 am–12:00 pm
Tuesday, January 30 6:30 am–12:00 pm
Wednesday, January 31 6:30 am–12:00 pm
Thursday, February 1 6:30 am–11:00 am
Poster Tear-Down Thursday, February 1 11:00 am–1:00 pm
Please Note: All posters must adhere to this schedule.
AVOIDANCE OF COMMERCIALISM
Any exhibit, of which the cost is underwritten to any extent by a pharmaceutical company or other commercial
enterprise, must avoid commercialism. Trade names must not be used for drugs, devices and/or instrumenta-
tion including lasers. In addition, such an exhibit should include a clear but inconspicuous acknowledgment
stating that a portion of its cost was underwritten and identify the particular commercial company involved.
No advertising mat¬ter of any kind may be distributed nor will any material display which, in any way, directly
promotes the commercial interest of any particular company, enterprise, or the exhibitor be permitted. Any
medications or other substances, devices or equipment referred to in exhibit materials must be identified by
their scientific names.
Note: Sponsorship or funding by a commercial enterprise must be noted in the lower right hand corner of the exhibit.
Failure to do so will result in the exhibit being taken down.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE AND LOSS
Maui Derm, ICES and Grand Wailea Resort will not be responsible for damage, destruction, loss or theft of
exhibits or property used in connection therewith, however cause, nor for goods sent to the building prior
to or ruminating after the exhibit hall has closed except where Maui Derm, ICES and Grand Wailea Resort, its
officers, directors, agents, members, or employees have acted willfully or negligently. The poster presenter
agrees to the above and will present no claims to Maui Derm, ICES or Grand Wailea Resort. The poster pre-
senter assumes all responsibility for damage or loss to the Poster exhibit and for damage caused by the poster
exhibit to the person, property and rights (including patient) or others, including damage to the floors, walls,
decoration or equipment of the Grand Wailea Resort and the poster present agrees to protect, indemnify, hold
harmless and defend the Maui Derm, ICES and the Grand Wailea Resort from and against any claim for such
damage or loss except where Maui Derm, ICES and Grand Wailea Resort, its officers, directors, agents, mem-
bers, or employees have acted willfully or negligently.
TRANSPORTING
Poster presenters are encouraged to carry their material with them since small and/or flat items are easy to
lose in shipping. Maui Derm does not provide return shipping services for poster presenters, however shipping
services are available at the Business Center at the Grand Wailea Resort.
QUESTIONS?
Should you need further information, please contact:
Dr. George Martin, Program Chairman | Phone 808-875-0511 | Email drmauiderm@gmail.com
Visit our website to reserve booth space and register personnel: MauiDerm.comInvitation to Exhibit
Maui Derm for Dermatologists 2018 invites you to participate in the Exhibit Program for this meeting. Maui
Derm offers exhibiting companies the opportunity to display their products and services to dermatologists
from all over the United States.
Exhibit Dates and Hours 1. Each applicant must supply specific informa-
Saturday, Jan. 27 (Set Up) 2:00 pm–6:00 pm tion concerning the products or services to be
Sunday, January 28 6:30 am–12:00 pm displayed with the exhibit application.
Monday, January 29 6:30 am–12:00 pm
Tuesday, January 30 6:30 am–12:00 pm 2. When deemed necessary, Maui Derm may
Wednesday, January 31 6:30 am–12:00 pm request additional supporting data from the ap-
Thursday, February 1 6:30 am–11:00 am plicant.
Thursday, Feb. 1 (Dismantle) 11:00 am–1:00 pm
Booth Information
Breakfast will be served daily from 6:30 am to 7:30 All booths will be approximately 8’ x 10’ (80 square
am. One 30-minute refreshment break will be held feet). To maintain uniformity and to prevent obstruc-
in the Exhibit Area. tion of view of adjoining booths, no solid or draped
walls can be higher than eight (8) feet in the back and
Categories of Exhibits four (4) feet along the dividers and aisles. The price
The exhibit program is designed to provide firsthand of the booth includes, in addition to the space itself,
information about products and services specific to a one line sign showing firm name, one (1) compli-
the area of dermatology and to serve as a forum for mentary registration per booth, one (1) six foot table
updating the physician’s knowledge of current tech- and two (2) chairs.
nological advances in the field of dermatology. The
exhibit program is an integral part of the overall edu- The exhibit area is carpeted. Sufficient lighting is pro-
cation program for this meeting. vided for adequate illumination in the exhibit area,
but no individual electrical outlets are provided in
Criteria for Acceptance the booth space. The assigned electrical contractor
Permission to exhibit may be granted to firms only if to ensure that all safety requirements and fire regu-
their proposed exhibit meets the following criteria: lations of the hotel are met must supply all electrical
work. All draping or display materials of cloth must
1. The product or service relates specifically to the be fireproofed. Under no conditions will combustible
medical and scientific aspects of the practice of oils or gases be permitted in the exhibit area.
dermatology;
Assignment Of Space
2. The products or services to be displayed are safe All booths will be assigned on a first come, first
when used in accordance with the instructions served basis. Preferences will be given to companies
or recommendations of the applicant; that provide sponsorship to Maui Derm.
3. The products or services are capable of safely Payment
performing in accordance with the claims made Booth fees are $4,500.00 USD per 8’ x 10’ area if
by the applicant; space is booked prior to October 1, 2017. After Oc-
tober 1, 2017 there will be an additional charge of
4. The products or services to be displayed con- $500.00 USD.
tribute significantly to the education goal of the
meeting. Full payment must be submitted with the application
for exhibit space. No application will be processed or
Application Deadline space assigned until payment is received.
In order to be considered for first assignment of
space, applications must be recieved by December Contractor Services
15, 2017. After December 15, 2017 a $500 late fee Once your deposit is received, you will receive infor-
will apply. mation on any contractor services. All official con-
tractors act in their own behalf in all arrangements
Review Procedures with exhibitors and are not agents, employees or
Applications for exhibit space will be reviewed to de- representatives of the Meeting. All services or mate-
termine whether they satisfy the criteria for accep- rial supplied by such contractors on order of the ex-
tance. Also, please note the following: hibitor will be billed directly by the contractor to the
exhibitor. Therefore, the meeting does not assume
any liability or responsibility for any act performed
or omitted by such official contractors.Registration Exhibitors shall not transmit nor permit anyone to
Visit MauiDerm.com to register all exhibit person- transmit a description of any part of the meeting by
nel. No exhibitor will be admitted to the exhibit area means of radio, television, cable, videotape or other
without an exhibitor’s badge. Each exhibitor is al- method of transmission of audio or visual reports
lowed one (1) registration per booth without charge. without written consent.
Each exhibit personnel MUST be registered with Advertising materials cannot be distributed outside
their own individual email address. the exhibitor’s booth without prior permission from
Maui Derm. This applies to distributing fliers, invi-
The Maui Derm registration desk will be located ad- tations, magazines or other advertising material to
jacent to the meeting rooms and will be in operation hotel rooms of meeting attendees. Distributing ma-
during exhibit hours. terial in any part of the facilities used by the meeting
is forbidden.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Notification of an exhibitor’s decision to cancel must Badges
be emailed to Maui Derm. If written notification of All representatives of exhibiting firms must register
cancellation is received by: November 30, 2016 Full and wear the official exhibitor’s badge for admission
Refund (less $100 fee); December 1 - December 31, to and while in the exhibit hall. Company badges will
2016 50% Refund; after December 31, 2016. No pro- not be accepted in lieu of the official badge. Exhibi-
vision for any refund. tors may not deface or mark badges in any manner.
Affixing stick-on items, punching, stamping or mark-
Set Up and Dismantling Of Exhibits ing badges is not permitted. Individuals who do not
Set Up Saturday, January 27 have badges will not be permitted into the exhibit
2:00 pm - 6:00 pm area.
Dismantle Thursday, February 1 Booth Activities/Demonstrations/Audiovisual
11:00 am - 1:00 pm Presentations
The exhibitor is permitted to demonstrate the firm’s
Exhibits must not be disturbed, dismantled or re- equipment and to make information presentations
moved before 11:00 am on Thursday, February 1. All regarding the product line or service in the booth.
exhibit material must be removed from the exhibit However, other attention getting devices in the form
area by 1:00 pm on Thursday, February 1. of entertainment, or demonstrations of non-product
items or services must be approved in writing by the
Rules And Regulations Meeting Manager. Only such activities which, in the
By applying for exhibit space, a company agrees to discretion of the Meeting Manager, are in keeping
adhere to all conditions and regulations outlined with the professional deportment of the technical
in this Invitation to Exhibit. The following rules and exhibits program will be permitted. All demonstra-
regulations have been designed for the benefit of tions shall be confined to the space allocated each
all exhibitors. Maui Derm requests full cooperation exhibitor. The use of other than closed-sound sys-
of the exhibitor in their observance. Please be sure tems will be permitted only with the prior approval
that your promotional department or anyone else of the Meeting Manager. Any exhibit may be closed
involved in the arrangements for your exhibit had a if deemed by the Meeting Manager to have an exces-
copy of these rules and regulations. sive noise level.
It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to guarantee Contests and Drawings
that booth staff are aware of and adhere to these Prize contests, awards, drawings, raffles or lotteries
rules, and conduct themselves in a professional of any description held at any time or place within
manner throughout the meeting. For your own pro- the auspices of the meeting are not permitted. At-
tection please read the exhibitor rules and regula- tendees may not be registered for drawings, raffles
tions outlined in the prospectus. Also, it is important or lotteries, which might be conducted. Gaming de-
to review these terms and conditions as well as any vices of any description are not allowed in the ex-
general information with your exhibitor representa- hibit hall.
tives who will be staffing a booth.
FDA Regulations
Advertising Exhibitors must abide by all applicable Food and
Exhibit items, advertising literature or pamphlets Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, including
that are distributed may contain only recognized in- but not limited to any or all approved requirements.
dications and claims. Advertising in any media that Exhibitors are reminded that the FDA prohibits the
particular products or services have been exhibited advertising or other promotion of investigational
at the meeting or in a manner that could be con- or unapproved drugs or devices. The FDA also for-
strued as an endorsement by the meeting is prohib- bids the promotion of approved drugs or devices for
ited. unapproved uses. In addition, under FDA rules, the
background of the exhibit must show the generic
name of any drug products featured.
Visit our website to reserve booth space and register personnel: MauiDerm.comSmoking to prevent Maui Derm from permitting and exhibi-
Maui Derm has established a non-smoking policy tor to occupy assigned space during any part of the
for the meeting. This applies to the entire meeting. whole of the exhibition period, or in case occupation
Thank you for not smoking. of assigned space during an part or the whole of
the exposition period is prevented by strikes, Acts
Hospitality Functions of God, national emergency or other cause beyond
Maui Derm approval is required for all hospitality the control of Maui Derm, then the exhibitor will
functions. Hospitality functions cannot conflict with be charged for space only for the period the space
official Maui Derm activities and must have no for- was or could have been occupied by exhibitor; and
mal marketing, production demonstrations or scien- the exhibitor hereby waives any claim against Maui
tific presentations. No exceptions to this rule will be Derm, its directors, officers, agents or employees for
allowed. Requests for such activities must be sub- losses or damages which may arise in consequence
mitted in writing to the Meeting Manager prior to of such inability to occupy assigned space.
November 30, 2015. The request must specify date,
time and location as well as type of function and Interpretation and Application of
anticipated attendance. Rules and Regulations
All matters in question not specifically covered by
Subletting/Sharing of Space these rules and regulations are subject to the de-
No part of any exhibit space assigned to an exhibitor cision of Maui Derm through its Board. Exhibitors
may be reassigned, sublet or shared with any other agree to comply with all subsequent reasonable
party by the exhibitor. rules adopted by Maui Derm. Maui Derm may grant
permission to exhibit, subject to such special condi-
Shipping Information tions or limitations, as it deems necessary to assure
Shipping information will be sent to you 45 days pri- that an exhibit satisfies the basic criteria for technical
or to meeting date. Exhibitors are responsible for all exhibits.
fees associated with shipping materials.
Insurance
It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to maintain
such insurance against injury to person or damage
or losses of property in such amounts as the exhibi-
tor deems adequate. Insurance protection will not
be provided to the exhibitor either by Maui Derm or
the Hotel.
Security
Watchmen will NOT be available. The exhibit hall en-
trances will be closed after exhibit hours each day.
There is not to be any assumption of obligation or
duty with respect to the protection of the property
of the exhibitors, which shall at all times be the sole
responsibility of each exhibitor.
Liability and Indemnification
The exhibitor will be fully responsible for any claims,
liabilities, losses, damages or expenses relating to
or arising out of any property of exhibitor or any
other property where such injury, loss or damage is
incident to, arises out of, or is in any way connected
with exhibitor’s participation in Maui Derm exhibit
program. The exhibitor shall protect, indemnify,
hold harmless and defend Maui Derm, its officers,
directors, agents and employees and the Hotel and
its agents and employees from and against any
and all such claims, liabilities, losses, damages and
expenses; provided that the foregoing shall not
apply to injury, loss or damaged by or resulting from
the negligence or willful misconduct of Maui Derm,
its officers, directors, agents or employees or of the
Hotel and its agents or employees. In case any part
of the exhibition hall is destroyed or damaged so asMaui Derm 2018 Faculty Maui Derm for Dermatologists Program Director George Martin, MD Maui Derm for Dermatologists Faculty* Leslie Baumann, MD Stuart Nelson, MD, PhD Neal Bhatia, MD David Ozog, MD Andrew Blauvelt, MD Amit Pandya, MD Val Callender, MD Kevin Pinski, MD Suneel Chilukuri, MD Phoebe Rich, MD Kee-Yang Chung, MD, PhD Mi Ryung (Karen) Roh, MD Joel Cohen, MD Ted Rosen, MD Seemal Desai, MD E. Vic Ross, MD Jeanine Downie, MD Neil Sadick, MD Lawrence Eichenfield, MD Ava Shamban, MD Keith Flaherty, MD Neil Shear, MD Sheila Fallon-Friedlander, MD Daniel Siegel, MD Ilona Frieden, MD Jonathan Silverberg, MD, PhD, MPH Joel Gelfand, MD Eric Simpson, MD Barbara Gilchrest, MD Richard Sontheimer, MD Hayes Gladstone, MD Neil Swanson, MD Dee Anna Glaser, MD Linda Stein-Gold, MD Michael Gold, MD Eggert Stockfleth, MD Mitchel Goldman, MD Bruce Strober, MD, PhD Aditya Gupta, MD, PhD Carl Thornfeldt, MD Emma Guttman, MD, PhD James Treat, MD Whitney High, MD, JD Hensin Tsao, MD, PhD Mark Kaufmann, MD Sandy Tsao, MD Arthur Kavanaugh, MD Guy Webster, MD, PhD Suzanne Kilmer, MD Wm. P. Werschler, MD Robert Kirsner, MD, PhD Albert Yan, MD Neil Korman, MD, PhD Matthew Zirwas, MD David Laub, MD Nathalie Zeitinoui, MD Philip LeBoit, MD John Zone, MD Craig Leonardi, MD * Subject to Change Visit our website to reserve booth space and register personnel: MauiDerm.com
Program Description
INTRODUCTION
Advances in Cosmetic and Medical Dermatology Mission Statement
To increase physicians’ knowledge in areas of medical and cosmetic dermatology in order to enable the physi-
cians to provide better care for their patients.
PROGRAM RATIONALE
The Dermatology landscape is ever changing. There have been significant advances with regards to the diag-
nosis, management and treatment of both medical and cosmetic dermatologic conditions. Dermatologists
require direction and insight into the proper management of these conditions.
TARGET AUDIENCE
This educational activity is designed for Dermatologists.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
As a result of attending the Maui Derm for Dermatologists 2018, attendees should be able to:
1. Explain the pathogenesis of various dermatological conditions
2. Cite the mechanisms of action of drugs and therapies that are commonly prescribed by the dermatolo-
gist
3. Describe potential adverse effects and resistance issues that may be related to the use of drugs and
therapies prescribed by clinicians in dermatology
4. Describe techniques to avoid and manage potential side effects and complications related to dermato-
logic therapies and procedures
5. Define appropriate outcome measures for the optimal follow-up of patients with dermatologic diseases
as well as those receiving surgical and cosmetic procedures
6. Assess the data related to emerging therapies for the treatment of a variety of dermatologic diseases
7. Recognize the important role of clinician/patient communication
ENDURING MATERIALS
Maui Derm e-News
Overview
Maui Derm e-News is a monthly digital newsletter that is distributed via email to approximately 17,000 der-
matologists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, clinicians, researchers, and members of industry who
are involved in the field of dermatology. Each month, the Maui Derm editorial team culls information from the
Maui Derm presentations and creates synopses of the presentation highlights. Each brief synopsis is reviewed
and approved by the original physician presenter prior to inclusion in the e-News. Each monthly issue contains
a list of Hot Topics that are hyperlinked to brief abstracts and, when available, links to original archived web-
casts of full presentations.
Topic and content selection criteria:
• Monthly topics are selected by George Martin, MD, and the Maui Derm editorial team.
• Topics are selected based on attendee evaluations of the recent high interest clinical presentations at the
Maui Derm Conference and Maui Derm NP + PA Conferences.
• All selected articles contain links back to their original presentation.
Deployment and Global Distribution:
As a publication partner with Maui Derm, The Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology assists in the de-
livery of Maui Derm e-News each month, expanding the dissemination of this high-quality clinical information
beyond the active members and attendees of the Maui Derm Conference Series.Sponsorship Opportunities: For further information on sponsoring Maui Derm e-News inclusive of program metrics, please contact Nicole Gomez at nicole.gomez@mauiderm.com or Joseph Morris, Publisher, JCAD at jmorris@matrixmedcom.com. MauiDermNews.com Maui Derm also plans to produce online video web/podcasts that will be available on both the Maui Derm website and MauiDermNews.com. Maui Derm News (MauiDermNews.com) is the premiere website for practicing dermatologists with an interest in both medical and cosmetic dermatology. The Maui Derm News website reaches approximately 1,850 der- matology subscribers who have opted in to receive the monthly newsletter which covers a broad array of top- ics from the live Maui Derm for Dermatologists conference(s). Our newsletters have an “open-rate” over 10% above the industry average which makes our newsletters a key source of education for healthcare providers. Dermatology Times In order to reach a broader audience with the content from the Maui Derm for Dermatologists meeting, Maui Derm will produce follow-up conference coverage in the Dermatology Times. Dermatology Times is the only clinical newsmagazine that reaches dermatologists exclusively. The combination of timely, high-level reporting and targeted specialty reach of the most active prescribers in skin care enables Dermatology Times to gener- ate higher readership and exposure. Derm Tube Maui Derm 2018 will once again have a strategic relationship for enduring online materials with DermTube. com. “Derm Tube" is an educational online video resource site exclusively developed for dermatology health- care providers and industry professionals. DermTube featured speakers and content from Maui Derm 2017 and garnered an unprecedented number of daily views. We look forward to having Derm Tube join us in 2018 as our our online video source of enduring materials. Overall Format This 5-day, comprehensive CME activity will utilize evidence-based data around the management of dermatologic conditions. Case studies, interactive discussion, patient demonstrations, and workshops will enhance the relevancy providing dermatologists with the ability to apply the data into clinical practice. Faculty Disclosure Declaration According to the disclosure policy of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, all faculty, planning committee members, and other individuals who are in a position to control content are required to disclose any relevant relationships with any commercial interest related to this activity. The existence of these interests or relationships is not viewed as implying bias or decreasing the value of the presentation. All educational materials are reviewed for fair balance, scientific objectivity and levels of evidence. Disclosure will be made at the time of activity. ADA STATEMENT Special Needs: In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Maui Derm & NMG Meeting Management seeks to make this conference accessible to all. If you have a disability which might require special accommodations, please contact NMG Meeting Management at 831-595-0710 or e-mail your needs to: info@mauiderm.com.
Saturday, January 27, 2018
2:00-6:00 PM On-Site Registration
Sunday, January 28, 2018
6:30-7:30 AM Breakfast + Exhibits
Hawaiian Blessing & Introduction G. Martin, MD
7:30-7:45 AM
Dermatology in Review Faculty:
Dr. Hensin Tsao, in his inimitable style, will discuss the most important H. Tsao, MD, PhD
7:45-8:45 AM
advances in dermatology from 2017.
New Drugs and Therapies in 2018 Faculty:
Hana hou! The “Ted and Neal Show” will once again entertain and T. Rosen, MD
8:45-9:30 AM educate you about new drugs and therapies in dermatology and how we N. Bhatia, MD
will be using them in 2018.
Alan Shalita Memorial Lecture: Photoaging Moderator:
Dr. Barbara Gilchrest wrote the book on photoaging, She will share her J. Leyden, MD
9:30-10:15 AM perspective in our battle against skin aging.
Faculty:
B. Gilchrest, MD
10:15-11:00 AM Break + Exhibits
Cutaneous Oncology Part 1 Moderator:
A wide range of challenging clinical scenarios discussing the management G. Martin, MD
11:00-12:30 PM of AKs therapeutic options for non-melanoma skin cancer and unusual
benign and malignant tumors will be presented and discussed. Faculty:
E. Stockfleth, MD
T. Rosen, MD
Q&A
12:30-12:45 PM
Pigmented Lesion Clinic Moderator:
Several clinical cases involving pigmented lesions that challenged our H. Tsao, MD, PhD
experts will be presented. From congenital and Spitz nevi, management
of dysplastic/atypical nevi, genetic testing and surgical management of Faculty:
12:45-1:15 PM A. Marghoob, MD
melanoma to therapies for metastatic melanoma, critical issues vital to
P. LeBoit, MD
the practicing dermatologist will be discussed.
I. Frieden, MD
K. Flaherty, MD
Q&A
1:15-1:30 PM
LUNCH WITH THE FACULTY
Pigmented Lesion Clinic (Cont'd)
1:30-2:30 PM
WORKSHOP A: Dermoscopy Workshop: “Simply described as the Faculty:
best dermoscopy workshop you will ever attend”. A. Marghoob, MD
Dr. Ash Marghoob will hold his internationally acclaimed workshop on
dermoscopy. The workshop is designed to bring attendees up to date
2:30-5:00 PM with current interpretation of dermoscopic colors and structures. The
2-step algorithm and pattern analysis to assist in detecting skin cancer
will be stressed. This knowledge will be applied to a set of unknowns,
which the audience will help analyze.WORKSHOP B: How To Maximize Your Billing Effectiveness In Faculty:
The Era of Dwindling Reimbursements and ICD-10. PLUS... A CLIA M. Kaufmann, MD
Certification Program Segment and Certificate D. Siegel, MD
Drs. Mark Kauffmann and Dan Siegel, two of the AAD’s experts in derma- W. High, MD, JD
tology medical coding and billing, will go into great detail outlining the
impact of EMR, ICD-10 and coding changes on your practice. They will
2:30-5:00 PM help you to gain a deeper understanding of the process and procedures
involved in ICD-10 billing. This includes the “do’s and don'ts” of medical
billing under ICD-10 and maximizing your reimbursements. PLUS, back by
popular demand, a CLIA certification course and certificate conducted by
Whitney High MD, JD.
WORKSHOP C: Lasers, Lights, Radiofrequency and More... Moderator:
During this session our laser gurus will share what is new, trending, what S. Kilmer, MD
works and what does not and “what’s in the pipeline”. They will share
Faculty:
their algorithms for treating a variety of skin conditions ranging from
2:30-5:00 PM photoaging to fat.
V. Ross, MD
S. Nelson, MD, PhD
S. Tsao, MD
M. Goldman, MD
M. Gold, MD
Welcome Reception & Dinner "Under the Stars"
6:00-9:00 PM All registrants are encouraged to attend.
Ticketed Event. Advanced Registration Required. No Fee.
A name badge is required for all Maui Derm sessions and events.
Monday, January 29, 2018
6:30-7:30 AM Breakfast + Exhibits
Pediatric Dermatology 2018 Faculty:
Our expert panel of pediatric dermatologists will cover a wide range of S. Fallon-Friedlander, MD
topics in pediatric dermatology. I. Frieden, MD
7:30-9:30 AM L. Eichenfield, MD
Interested in learning more? Join our pediatric dermatology experts in J. Treat, MD
A. Yan, MD
the afternoon luncheon workshop for a 2-hour in-depth case based
discussion of a wide array of challenging case scenarios.
Practical Pearls to Enhance Wound Healing Faculty:
As dermatologists we create wounds every day. Dr. Kirsner will present R. Kirsner, MD, PhD
9:30-10:15 AM the latest approaches to faster and better wound healing in order to
improve our clinical outcomes.
10:15-11:00 AM Break + Exhibits
Psoriasis 2018 Moderator:
Our panel of leading authorities will discuss a number of topics including B. Strober, MD, PhD
the “metabolic” impact of psoriasis, new topical and systemic drugs in
2018, psoriatic arthritis, and the immunology and genetics of psoriasis. Faculty:
11:00-12:30 PM C. Leonardi, MD
A. Kavanaugh, MD
Interested in learning more? Join our psoriasis experts in the afternoon
L. Stein-Gold, MD
luncheon workshop for a 2-hour in-depth case based discussion of a wide
J. Krueger, MD, PhD
array of challenging case scenarios.
J. Gelfand, MD
Q&A
12:30-12:45 PM
Stuart Maddin Memorial Lecture Faculty:
This lecture honors the memory of Dr, Stuart Maddin who was the "Dean N. Shear, MD
12:45-1:30 PM of Canadian Dermatology", a friend and mentor to dermatologists around
the globe, Dr. Neil Shear will present a lecture on the topic for which he
"wrote the book": "Drug Eruptions".
Product Theater Luncheon
1:30-2:15 PM An informative educational symposium designed to cover therapeutic approaches to a
particular disease state.
Visit our website to reserve booth space and register personnel: MauiDerm.comWORKSHOPS Workshop A Moderator:
Workshop A: Challenging Cases in Psoriasis B. Strober, MD, PhD
During this 2-hour workshop our group of psoriasis experts will challenge
you and each other with a wide range of difficult management cases. Workshop A Faculty:
C. Leonardi, MD
Bring your own case(s) to present and join us to hear what the experts
A. Kavanaugh, MD
have to say.
L. Stein Gold, MD
J. Krueger, MD, PhD
Workshop B: Challenging Cases in Pediatric Dermatology
During this 2-hour workshop our group of pediatric dermatology Workshop B Faculty:
experts will challenge you and each other with a wide range of difficult S. Fallon-Friedlander, MD
management cases. Bring your own case(s) to present and join us to hear I. Frieden, MD
what the experts have to say. L. Eichenfield, MD
J. Treat, MD
Workshop C: Wound Closures A. Yan, MD
2:15-4:15 PM Our esteemed group of derm surgeons will present a wide variety of
derm surgery cases involving facial (lip, nose, eyelid, ear) and trunk/ Workshop C Moderator:
extremity repairs. They will discuss their approaches to optimizing H. Gladstone, MD
functional and cosmetic outcomes.
Workshop C Faculty:
Workshop D: Sclerotherapy Workshop D. Ozog, MD
In this small group intimate session, Dr. Mitchel Goldman, the world’s N. Swanson MD
N. Zeitouini, MD
leading authority on sclerotherapy, will discuss the principles and practice
M. Roh, MD
of sclerotherapy. His talk will be followed by live patient demonstrations
K. Chung, MD, PhD
of sclerotherapy including foam sclerotherapy. If you practice
sclerotherapy or are considering starting you will not want to miss this Workshop D Faculty:
opportunity to attend. M. Goldman, MD
Women's Dermatology Society Reception
5:00-6:00 PM All are encouraged to attend.
Advanced Registration Required. No Fee.
A name badge is required for all Maui Derm sessions and events.
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
6:30-7:30 AM Breakfast + Exhibits
Nail Disorders: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches to Nail Faculty:
Diseases P. Rich, MD
7:30-8:15 AM Dr. Phoebe Rich will discuss a wide range of nail disorders including
diagnostic and management strategies.
Update on Connective Tissue Disease 2018 Faculty:
Dr. Sontheimer will present the latest in diagnostic and therapeutic R. Sontheimer, MD
8:15-9:15 AM strategies in managing disorders such as curtaneous lupus,
dermatomyositis, scleroderma and more.
What I Would Do If I Had a Blistering Disease Faculty:
Dr. John Zone, one of the world's leading authorities in immunobullous J. Zone, MD
diseases, will discuss diagnostic and management strategies for both
9:15-10:15 AM
pemphigus and pemphigoid as well as dermatitis herpetiformis and
gluten sensitivity.
10:15-11:00 AM Break + Exhibits
Neuromodulators: What we will be doing in 2018? Moderator:
From the basic science of neuromodulators, managing complications, J. Cohen, MD
neuromodulators in Skin of Color, gender considerations: men vs.
11:00-12:00 PM women, what is trending in 2018 and what’s coming. Faculty:
M. Gold, MD
J. Downie, MD
D. Glaser, MD
Dermal Filler Update 2018 Faculty:
What’s new in dermal fillers and how we will be using them in 2018? D. Glaser, MD
12:00-12:45 PM P. Werschler, MDNeuromodulator and Dermal Filler Complications: How to Avoid Faculty:
Them and How To Manage Them When They Occur J. Cohen, MD
12:45-1:30 PM Dr. Joel Cohen will present what many consider to be the best talk on the
subject.
Product Theater Luncheon
1:30-2:15 PM An informative educational symposium designed to cover therapeutic approaches to a
particular disease state.
What's My Treatment? How To Combine Dermal Filler, Moderator:
Neuromodulators, Laser/Light/RF Devices/Microneedling and D. Laub, MD
Cosmeceuticals Symposium
Panelists:
This highly interactive session features live patient injections using the
D. Glaser, MD
latest techniques. Faculty members provide a running commentary and
J. Downie, MD
2:15-4:15 PM attendees are encouraged to come to the mic to ask questions. This N. Sadick, MD
session has become a hallmark of Maui Derm’s aesthetic program. M. Goldman, MD
S. Chilukuri, MD
A. Shamban, MD
P. Werschler, MD
S. Kilmer, MD
Reception & Dinner "Under the Stars"
6:00-9:00 PM
A name badge is required for all Maui Derm sessions and events.
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
6:30-7:30 AM Breakfast + Exhibits
Acne and Rosacea Moderator:
New drugs, new data, new guidelines and new insights into acne and G. Webster, MD, PhD
rosacea.
7:30-8:45 AM Faculty:
L. Eichenfield, MD
J. Leyden, MD
Atopic Dermatitis: Current Concepts and Therapeutics for 2018 Moderator:
Dramatic advances in our understanding of the immunology, A. Blauvelt, MD
pathogenesis and co-morbidities of AD has resulted in the development
on new and novel topical and systemic therapies. Our experts will discuss Faculty:
8:45-10:15 AM E. Guttman, MD, PhD
their approach to AD and their experience using new therapies such as
J. Silverberg, MD, PhD, MPH
crisaborole and dupilumab for the treatment of AD.
L. Eichenfield, MD
E. Simpson, MD
10:15-11:00 AM Break + Exhibits
Evaluating and Treating Disorders of Pigmentation Faculty:
Dr. Amit Pandya will go into great depth into the evaluation and A. Pandya, MD
treatment of disorders of pigmentation. He will discuss new strategies S. Tsao, MD
and therapies for managing disorders of pigmentation such as melasma
11:00-12:15 PM
and vitiligo. Dr. Pandya will be joined by Dr. Sandy Tsao who will discuss
the latest developments in energy devices and topical therapies she uses
to treat disorders of pigmentation.
Cosmeceuticals 2018 Moderartors:
Drs. Leslie Baumann and Carl Thornfeldt, two of the world's leading G. Martin, MD
cosmeceutical authorities, will discuss the latest innovations in the field
12:15-1:15 PM of cosmeceuticals. Listen to what they consider to be the leading edge in Faculty:
technology and product development. They will help you sort out the true L. Baumann, MD
C. Thornfeldt, MD
science vs. "hype" behind cosmeceuticals.
Q&A
1:15-1:30 PM
Product Theater Luncheon
1:30-2:15 PM An informative educational symposium designed to cover therapeutic approaches to a
particular disease state.
Visit our website to reserve booth space and register personnel: MauiDerm.comNeuromodulator and Dermal Filler: Moderator:
Onstage Live Patient Demonstration D. Laub, MD
This highly interactive session features live patient injections using the J. Cohen, MD
latest techniques. Faculty members provide a running commentary and M. Goldman, MD
attendees are encouraged to come to the mic to ask questions. This
Faculty:
session has become a hallmark of Maui Derm’s aesthetic program.
D. Glaser, MD
S. Kilmer, MD
V. Callender, MD
2:15-4:15 PM M. Gold, MD
M. Goldman, MD
P. Werschler, MD
A. Shamban, MD
S. Chilukuri, MD
D. Ozog, MD
K. Pinski, MD
N. Sadick, MD
J. Downie, MD
Neuromodulator and Dermal Filler Injection Workshops: Moderators:
Small Group Breakout Sessions M. Goldman, MD
Learn from our expert faculty in an interactive, small group, live patient J. Cohen, MD,
demonstration environment how to safely and effectively achieve the D. Laub, MD
optimal cosmetic outcome.
Faculty:
D. Glaser, MD
S. Kilmer, MD
V. Callender, MD
4:15-6:00 PM M. Gold, MD
M. Goldman, MD
P. Werschler, MD
A. Shamban, MD
S. Chilukuri, MD
D. Ozog, MD
J. Downie, MD
N. Sadick, MD
K. Pinski, MD
A name badge is required for all Maui Derm sessions and events.
Thursday, February 1, 2018
6:30-7:30 AM Breakfast + Exhibits
Infectious Disease Update 2018 Moderator:
What you need to know about viral, bacterial, fungal, parasitic and T. Rosen, MD
arthropod infections.
Faculty:
7:30-8:30 AM S. Fallon-Friedlander, MD
Interested in learning more? Join our ID faculty in the afternoon luncheon
A. Gupta, MD, PhD, MBA
workshop for a 2-hour in-depth session covering a wide array of
infectious disease topics. Bring your toughest case for the panel.
Cases That Will Stop Your Day Moderator:
Our faculty will present a wide array of challenging cases that will bring S. Desai, MD
your day to a screeching halt. The complexity of the cases necessitate
developing a diagnostic and immediate therapeutic strategy which may Faculty:
8:30-10:15 AM A. Yan, MD
even include hospitalization.
T. Rosen, MD
M. Zirwas, MD
N. Korman, MD, PhD
10:15-11:00 AM Break + Exhibits
Cutaneous Oncology Part 2 Moderator:
This session will focus on Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers (NMSC). Our G. Martin, MD
panelists will discuss their therapeutic approaches including topical
therapies, Mohs surgery, systemic agents, radiation therapy and Faculty:
11:00-12:30 PM brachytherapy to a wide range of challenging cases. Our expert panelists W. High, MD, JD
H. Gladstone, MD
will discuss how thinking outside the box helped improve patient
N. Swanson, MD
outcomes.
N. Zeitouini, MD
K. Chung, MD, PhDContact Dermatitis Update 2018 Faculty:
Dr. Matt Zirwas will discuss the challenges of managing a wide range M. Zirwas, MD
of contact dermatitis dilemmas. When to patch test and when to treat
empirically. Be prepared to take notes!
12:30-1:15 PM
Interested in learning more? Join our contact dermatitis expert Dr. Matt
Zirwas in the afternoon luncheon workshop for a 2-hour in-depth case
based discussion of contact dermatitis and patch testing.
Q&A
1:15-1:30 PM
Product Theater Luncheon
1:30-2:15 PM An informative educational symposium designed to cover therapeutic approaches to a
particular disease state.
WORKSHOPS WORKSHOP A Moderator:
Workshop A: Infectious Disease T. Rosen, MD
Join our ID experts for an in-depth discussion of a broad range of topics
not covered in the morning lecture. In this intimate setting you can freely WORKSHOP A Faculty:
ask questions and share your most challenging cases or observations S. Fallon-Friedlander, MD
with our faculty. A. Gupta, MD, PhD, MBA
WORKSHOP B Faculty:
Workshop B: Nail Disorders
P. Rich, MD
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches to Nail Diseases
Dr. Phoebe Rich will go in great depth discussing a wide range of nail
disorders and her approach to them. Additionally, she will provide video
demonstration of her surgical approaches to nail disorders.
WORKSHOP C Faculty:
Workshop C: Exceptional Eczematous Expertise and Powerful M. Zirwas, MD
Patch Testing
Chronic dermatitis patients getting you down? Feel like you should be
2:15-4:15 PM able to do better, but not sure where to start? Dr. Zirwas will answer your
questions from beginning to end - from your approach to the first visit
with a new patient with dermatitis (What kind of dermatitis is it? Should
I patch test them? Will steroids mess it up if I patch test them?), to how
to do the patch testing (Where do I get the materials? How do I pick the
allergens? How do I get that much tape to stick? I heard patch testing is
illegal because the allergens aren't FDA approved?), to educating patients
about allergens you've never heard of (cocamidopro... huh?), to what to
do when the patch test is all negative.
Included in the session will be the opportunity to actually work with the
patch test materials and learn how to put them on patients.
Possibly even more importantly, we'll talk about what to do when the
patch testing is negative and you've still got an itchy, frustrated patient on
your hands.
A name badge is required for all Maui Derm sessions and events.
Meeting Adjourns.
Maui Derm for Dermatologists 2019
January 26-30, 2019
Grand Wailea • Maui, Hawaii
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