10/5/2010
Euclid Hospital Administration,
Dr. Michelow presented to the staff, survey results from the Hand Therapy Workshop conducted at Euclid Hospital on 8/11/2010 .The results were very positive and suggest that the attendees were quite satisfied. The following is a brief summary of those results.
32 attendees, 28 returned surveys
Survey questions 12
Presenter variables 1,568
Total data points 6,832
96% felt the CEU’s offered were an important reason for attending the course.
96% said they would return if a course were offered here next year.
100% said they would recommend this course to a colleague.
Neuro rehab, shoulder rehab, tendon injuries, kinesiotaping were mentioned as topics attendees would be interested in learning more about.
Attendees were satisfied with the quality of the presentations.
We are currently discussing which topics would be most popular while still lending itself to the expertise of our staff, should we decide to offer another workshop. All involved in presenting this workshop agreed that while it was a difficult, time intensive endeavor it also proved to be a rewarding learning experience. We would also like to thank our administration for their support in presenting the Hand Therapy Workshop.
Thank you,
David Lea OTR/L, Coordinator Outpatient Therapies
Bryan J. Michelow, MD., FACS
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
Paying it forward by giving back
Contemporary Cosmetic Surgery partners with
Beachwood High School to educate
the future generation about
skincare and the dangers of sun damage.
Help us contribute to a highly worthwhile educational cause.
How fortunate can one be, having a Plastic Surgery practice in a city with an
outstanding school district such as Beachwood City Schools.
The Beachwood High Schools’ marketing program taught by Jean Getz is a fine example
of an educational experience that contributes to the district’s glowing reputation.
The popular marketing class draws high school students from Beachwood, Chagrin Falls
and West Geauga. Acting as both a marketing and an advertising agency, students are
able to obtain first hand, real-life experience by providing solutions to area
businesses. Students who show interest in marketing are selected to participate in the class. As
a team, they choose the company for which they would like to perform research and
develop a marketing plan.
I am honored to announce the class has chosen Contemporary Cosmetic Surgery and our
products for their current research and promotion develop program..
At an introductory meeting with the students last week, we proposed the following
challenges:
- How do we promote healthy skincare habits and the use of sunscreen to teens
and young adults? - How do we get the word out that melanoma is the second most common cancer
affecting teens? Protecting the skin with sunscreen is a simple and effective means
of preventing Melanoma. - Acne is a teens nemesis. How can a practitioner educate teens about the
management of a serious condition that may lead to scarring,
disfigurement and personal embarrassment.
We are looking forward to the recommendations this bright group of teenagers will
provide. Their findings will be presented at a Deca (marketing) in Orlando, Florida.
In exchange for their hard work, Contemporary Cosmetic Surgery will make a
contribution to the program.
You too can be a part of this worthwhile educational cause.
Visit our office for any skincare, Botulinum toxin or dermal filler service and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Beachwood High School.
This promotion will continue until the end of the semester when the Beachwood High School marketing program ends.
Call 216.595.6800 to join us in this exciting venture that will help young people
maintain the “health and beauty of their skin” for a lifetime.
Bryan J. Michelow, MD, FACS.
Office: 216.595.6800
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Euclid Rehabilitation Workshop
Date: August 11th 2010
Location: 18901 Euclid Hospital, Euclid Ohio 44119
Venue: Waltz Auditorium
Program Committee: Joyce Vasquez, David Lea, Marianne Joyce, Bryan Michelow
Guest Faculty: William Welches, DO, Steven Maschke, MD
Invited Faculty: Amy Peet, RN, Michael Stacy, OTR/L, Kevin Daykin, OTR/L
Workshop Program
Educational activities: 6 h 15 min
07:45 Registration
08:00 Welcome and Introduction
08:15 Managing the hand with Rheumatoid Atrhritis - Howard Smith, MD
08:45 Applied Anatomy of the Hand and Upper Extremity – Bryan J. Michelow, MD
10:00 Break
10:15 Pain Management, Nutrition and “Anti-inflammatory Diet” – William Welches, DO
11:00 Understanding Wrist Injuries – Steven Maschke, MD
11:45 Panel Discussion regarding interesting hand topics
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Treatment of hand bites, Injuries and Infections – Amy Peet, RN
13:45 Wrist Factures – Michael Stacey OTR/L
14:30 Break
14:45 Cumulative Trauma Disorders – Kevin Daykin OTR/L
15:30 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (RSD) – Dave Lea OTR/L
16:15 Discussion: Frequently asked hand questions – Moderator: Bryan Michelow, MD
16:35 Final Comments – Program Committee
16:45 Adjourn
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Location: 18901 Euclid Hospital, Euclid Ohio 44119
Venue: Waltz Auditorium
Program Committee: Joyce Vasquez, David Lea, Marianne Joyce, Bryan Michelow
Guest Faculty: William Welches, DO, Steven Maschke, MD
Invited Faculty: Amy Peet, RN, Michael Stacy, OTR/L, Kevin Daykin, OTR/L
Workshop Program
Educational activities: 6 h 15 min
07:45 Registration
08:00 Welcome and Introduction
08:15 Managing the hand with Rheumatoid Atrhritis - Howard Smith, MD
08:45 Applied Anatomy of the Hand and Upper Extremity – Bryan J. Michelow, MD
10:00 Break
10:15 Pain Management, Nutrition and “Anti-inflammatory Diet” – William Welches, DO
11:00 Understanding Wrist Injuries – Steven Maschke, MD
11:45 Panel Discussion regarding interesting hand topics
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Treatment of hand bites, Injuries and Infections – Amy Peet, RN
13:45 Wrist Factures – Michael Stacey OTR/L
14:30 Break
14:45 Cumulative Trauma Disorders – Kevin Daykin OTR/L
15:30 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (RSD) – Dave Lea OTR/L
16:15 Discussion: Frequently asked hand questions – Moderator: Bryan Michelow, MD
16:35 Final Comments – Program Committee
16:45 Adjourn
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2010 OVSPS Conference Success
June 30, 2010
On behalf of the conference committee of the Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgery (OVSPS), I would like to take this opportunity to express my special thanks to the society members who attended the May 2010 conference. A special thank you as well, to all the Exhibitors that supported this event.
The 2010 Conference of the OVSPS is now behind us. Feedback from the attendees has been uniformly positive. Many participants stated that the caliber of the meeting matched that of national and international conferences.
The theme of our conference was: "From laboratory research to clinical reality." This theme was well represented by the panel discussion regarding the form-stable cohesive silicone gel breast prosthesis by the Plastic Surgery researchers at Cleveland Clinic Foundation. The practical nature of the presentations and the vast experience of the presenters were well received. We acknowledge the commendable support provided by the Exhibitors for all their research contributions.
I am pleased to mention that there were a number of firsts this year. There were a record number of abstracts submitted for presentation by residents, fellows and medical students. Although this was the 53rd Annual Conference, posters were displayed for the first time. Judging of the posters was done during the evening cocktails on Friday and provided a relaxed yet entertaining education opportunity for all. The social events on Saturday evening included live jazz entertainment during a delicious dinner at the Lakefront Science Museum that was climaxed by the spectacular IMAX Hubble show.
I mention these facts, not to pat the Program Committee on the back nor to blow my own horn but rather to stress how the support (both professional and financial) of our members and the exhibitors ensured the success of our meeting.
The program committee did the research to set up the conference but it was contributions and support from the members and the Exhibitors that made it a reality. For this we thank you.
Yours sincerely,
Bryan J Michelow
Bryan J. Michelow, MD, FACS.
2010 OVSPS President.
On behalf of the conference committee of the Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgery (OVSPS), I would like to take this opportunity to express my special thanks to the society members who attended the May 2010 conference. A special thank you as well, to all the Exhibitors that supported this event.
The 2010 Conference of the OVSPS is now behind us. Feedback from the attendees has been uniformly positive. Many participants stated that the caliber of the meeting matched that of national and international conferences.
The theme of our conference was: "From laboratory research to clinical reality." This theme was well represented by the panel discussion regarding the form-stable cohesive silicone gel breast prosthesis by the Plastic Surgery researchers at Cleveland Clinic Foundation. The practical nature of the presentations and the vast experience of the presenters were well received. We acknowledge the commendable support provided by the Exhibitors for all their research contributions.
I am pleased to mention that there were a number of firsts this year. There were a record number of abstracts submitted for presentation by residents, fellows and medical students. Although this was the 53rd Annual Conference, posters were displayed for the first time. Judging of the posters was done during the evening cocktails on Friday and provided a relaxed yet entertaining education opportunity for all. The social events on Saturday evening included live jazz entertainment during a delicious dinner at the Lakefront Science Museum that was climaxed by the spectacular IMAX Hubble show.
I mention these facts, not to pat the Program Committee on the back nor to blow my own horn but rather to stress how the support (both professional and financial) of our members and the exhibitors ensured the success of our meeting.
The program committee did the research to set up the conference but it was contributions and support from the members and the Exhibitors that made it a reality. For this we thank you.
Yours sincerely,
Bryan J Michelow
Bryan J. Michelow, MD, FACS.
2010 OVSPS President.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Highlights of the upcoming Conference: - Saturday, May 15th, 2010
From Lab Research to Clinical Reality
53rd Annual Meeting of the
Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons
May 14th to 16th, 2010
Ritz Carlton Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio
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Designated for 17 hours of Category one credits and 3.25 hours of Patient safety credits.
Saturday, May 15th
1. Past Presidents are invited to meet for breakfast prior to the meeting.
2. Visit the exhibitors and discuss innovative technologies with knowledgeable representatives.
3. Hear an update about the ASPS and PSEF activities from William Kuzon, MD.
4. Join in a panel discussion with clinical researchers about the latest developments in Silicone Gel Form Stable implants
5. Finding rejuvenation of the mid-face a challenge? Hear about “The mid-face and percutaneous Methods of Elevation” by Luis Vasconez, our keynote speaker.
6. What are the reconstructive options in breast cancer surgery? We have the answers.
7. Understand the technical and scientific considerations of fat sculpting from excision and repositioning to grafting and regeneration.
Join the OVSPS guests for a social evening at the Great Lakes Science Center. Enjoy a relaxing evening of Jazz with Dinner and the Awards Ceremony for Medical Students, Residents and Fellows. The entire museum will be open for viewing. An IMAX preview of amazing scene from the Hubble telescope, will crown the evening.
.…more about Sunday to follow ….
Looking forward to welcoming you to the Conference.
Bryan J. Michelow, MD
2010 OVSPS President.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Highlights of the upcoming Conference - Friday, May 14th. 2010
From Lab Research to Clinical Reality
53rd Annual Meeting of the
Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons
May 14th to 16th, 2010
Ritz Carlton Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio
__________________________________
53rd Annual Meeting of the
Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons
May 14th to 16th, 2010
Ritz Carlton Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio
__________________________________
Designated for 17 hours of Category one credits and 3 hours 15 minutes of Patient safety
credits.
Friday, May 14th
1. A record number of Abstracts have prompted the inclusion of Posters into the program.
2. The Abstracts that have been selected for presentation are of the highest quality.
3. The Program provides information about both Basic Science and Clinical subjects.
4. What are the “Medicolegal aspects of Body Contouring Surgery?” Dr Peter Rubin, MD.
will detail these and how to avoid them.
5. Residents and Fellows are invited to lunch and an informal discussion with a group of
Attendings regarding life choices after residency.
6. Hear about “Pearls from the Plastic Surgery Practice” of a senior plastic surgeon,
Ernie Manders MD.
7. Learn from the “Errors and Opportunities in the Plastic Surgery Career” of our Keynote
Speaker, Luis Vasconez, MD.
8. Enjoy a Cocktail Reception at the Ritz Carlton Hotel and browse the posters
expounding the challenging research from our own institutions. There are few
laboratories worldwide whose cutting edge research is as productive and influential
as the institutions in the 5 states constituting our society.
…more about Saturday and Sunday to follow….
Looking forward to welcoming you to the Conference.
Bryan J. Michelow, MD
2010 OVSPS President.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Promoting Our Conference Theme
FROM LABORATORY RESEARCH TO CLINICAL REALITY
Biomedical research is a key force for change in the world today. This research has important economic and social implications that will affect our children, grandchildren and future generations.
In this regard, the Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons is privileged to draw its members from prominent academic institutions and private practices in Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana.
There are few laboratories worldwide whose cutting edge research is as productive and influential as those within the institutions in these 5 states.
Our theme: “From Laboratory Research to Clinical Reality” was chosen to honor the contributions of the skilled Basic Science and Clinical Members of OVSPS and their affiliated institutions.
It is not surprising, therefore, that we have had a record number of abstracts submitted this year. With the superior quality of the abstracts and the limited number of presentations, we propose to highlight the scientific endeavors of some of our Residents and Fellows with the option to display their research as Posters.
Please join us for the 53rd Annual Meeting of the OVSPS and support the importance of the Laboratory Research, when applied to Clinical Reality, as the ideal source for best practice protocols.
We look forward to welcoming you to Cleveland soon.Yours sincerely,
Bryan
Bryan J. Michelow, MD.
2010 OVSPS President
Thursday, April 22, 2010
“From Laboratory Research to Clinical Reality”
American Society of Plastic Surgical Nurses and the
Cleveland Clinic in Conjunction with the
Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons
“From Laboratory Research to Clinical Reality”
Cleveland Clinic in Conjunction with the
Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons
“From Laboratory Research to Clinical Reality”
May 15th, 2010
At the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Downtown, Cleveland.
The planning committees of the ASPSN and OVSPS are very excited about the caliber of 2010
Conferences.
Details of the nurses program can be found at the following link:
At the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Downtown, Cleveland.
The planning committees of the ASPSN and OVSPS are very excited about the caliber of 2010
Conferences.
Details of the nurses program can be found at the following link:
http://my.clevelandclinic.org/Documents/nursing/ASPSNProgram.pdf
The OVSPS Program is available at: http://www.ovsps.org/
We are honored that the Guest Faculty include highly distinguished presenters.
Your assistance is kindly requested…
We would like to encourage you to join us for a spring extravaganza, a highly educational
experience and fun filled weekend.
If you feel comfortable, please forward this email to one or more of your colleagues,
friends and acquaintances who may be interested in attending our conference.
Please spread the word to colleagues, family and friends!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact:
Jacqueline Frazee
Email: frazeej@ccf.org
Cell: 440-227-7408
Christine Brajkovich
Email: brajkoc@ccf.org
Cell: 216-215-1125
Darlene Lyons, OVSPS Executive Administrator
Email: lyons@ovsps.org.
Phone: 216-702-7527 or fax 440-532-7005.
We look forward to welcoming you to Cleveland soon.
Yours sincerely,
Bryan
Bryan J. Michelow, MD.
2010 OVSPS President
Bryan@DrMichelow.com
The OVSPS Program is available at: http://www.ovsps.org/
We are honored that the Guest Faculty include highly distinguished presenters.
Your assistance is kindly requested…
We would like to encourage you to join us for a spring extravaganza, a highly educational
experience and fun filled weekend.
If you feel comfortable, please forward this email to one or more of your colleagues,
friends and acquaintances who may be interested in attending our conference.
Please spread the word to colleagues, family and friends!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact:
Jacqueline Frazee
Email: frazeej@ccf.org
Cell: 440-227-7408
Christine Brajkovich
Email: brajkoc@ccf.org
Cell: 216-215-1125
Darlene Lyons, OVSPS Executive Administrator
Email: lyons@ovsps.org.
Phone: 216-702-7527 or fax 440-532-7005.
We look forward to welcoming you to Cleveland soon.
Yours sincerely,
Bryan
Bryan J. Michelow, MD.
2010 OVSPS President
Bryan@DrMichelow.com
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Exciting News about the 2010 OVSPS Conference
53rd Annual Meeting
of the
Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons
May 14th to 16th, 2010
At the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Downtown, Cleveland.
Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons
May 14th to 16th, 2010
At the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Downtown, Cleveland.
FROM LABORATORY RESEARCH TO CLINICAL REALITY
The planning committee, Arun Gosain, David Rowe and I are very excited about the caliber of 2010 OVSPS Program. Details of the Program are available on our website: www.OVSPS.org
We are honored that the Guest Faculty include such distinguished speakers as Luis Vasconez (Keynote speaker), John Bastulli, Steven Bernard, Bahman Guyuron, Dennis Hammond, William Kuzon, Armond Lucas, Ernest Manders, Michael Miller, Peter Rubin and Randall Yetman, to name but a few.
A highlight of the Conference is the Residents/Fellow Research presentations. We have had an enthusiastic response to our call for abstracts and this will certainly contribute to a highly educational and cutting edge series of presentations.
The conference has been approved by the ACCME for a maximum of
16.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
Your assistance is kindly requested…
We would like to encourage you to join us for a spring extravaganza, a highly educational experience and fun filled weekend. More details to follow.
If you feel comfortable, please inform one or more of your colleagues,
Your assistance is kindly requested…
We would like to encourage you to join us for a spring extravaganza, a highly educational experience and fun filled weekend. More details to follow.
If you feel comfortable, please inform one or more of your colleagues,
friends and acquaintances who may be interested in attending our conference.
Please spread the word to colleagues, family and friends!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Darlene Lyons,
Please spread the word to colleagues, family and friends!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Darlene Lyons,
Executive Administrator lyons@ovsps.org.
Her phone number is 216-702-7527 or fax 440-532-7005.
We look forward to welcoming you to Cleveland soon.
Bryan J. Michelow, MD.
2010 OVSPS President
Bryan@DrMichelow.com
We look forward to welcoming you to Cleveland soon.
Bryan J. Michelow, MD.
2010 OVSPS President
Bryan@DrMichelow.com
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Peels, Microdermabrasion and Dermaplaning: Non invasive exfoliation
Techniques to combat the bad and ugly - and - make your skin feel good.
There are numerous non-invasive ways to exfoliate the skin ranging from a simple scrub at home to microdermabrasion an in-office procdure with no downtime. Dr. Michelow offers three techniques to slough off dead skin cells to promote collagen production, eliminate fine lines and wrinkles and addres acne. These techniques are microdermabrasion, peels and
dermaplaning.
While all three techniques offer glowing results, they address different skin conditions. Dr. Michelow's expert estheticians
will evaluate your skin and discuss your goals and then recommend techniques that will work best for you. While improvement in your skin's appearance may be immediate, you may acheive the most optimal results with a series of treatments and of course a proper skincare program at home.
Microdermabrasion: Dr. Michelow's estheticians offers crystal free mechanical microdermabrasion. A stainless diamond tipped steel wand is gently glides over your skin. Gentle suction draws up dead skin cells and polishes the skin. Our red light therapy included with treatment stimulates collagen production and is anti-bacterial to promote healing. There is no down time and no pain. Most clients experience a pleasant "tingle." This quick "lunchtime" procedure will leave your skin glowing. Service is finished with an application of sunscreen. There is little to any redness. There are many benefits to microdermabrasion.
Microdermabrasion can addresss stage one acne (black heads and comedones),
hyperpigmentation in clients of any color, signs of aging and photo damage and can treat minor and superficial scars.
Dermaplaning: May only be performed in a physicians office. A trained esthetician will slough off dead skin cells with a stainless razor tipped tool. It is appropriate for all patients beginning in the late 20s. Dermaplaning encourages the production of new cells, assists with the absoption of skincare products, removes minor wrinkles and improves skin texture.
It is effective with acne scaring. May be performed on clients of any skin of any color.
Mild Peels: Alphahydroxy acids (AHAs), such as glycolic, lactic, or fruit acids are the mildest of the peel formulas and produce light peels. These types of peels can provide smoother, brighter-looking skin for people who can't spare the time to recover from a phenol or TCA peel. AHA peels may be used to treat fine wrinkling, areas of dryness, uneven pigmentation and
acne. Various concentrations of an AHA may be applied weekly or at longer intervals to obtain the best result. Your doctor will make this decision during your consultation and as the treatment proceeds. An alphahydroxy acid, such as glycolic acid, can also be mixed with a facial wash or cream in lesser concentrations as part of a daily skin-care regimen to improve the
skin's texture.
For more details, call Gena, Karli or Bryan at 216-595-6800
There are numerous non-invasive ways to exfoliate the skin ranging from a simple scrub at home to microdermabrasion an in-office procdure with no downtime. Dr. Michelow offers three techniques to slough off dead skin cells to promote collagen production, eliminate fine lines and wrinkles and addres acne. These techniques are microdermabrasion, peels and
dermaplaning.
While all three techniques offer glowing results, they address different skin conditions. Dr. Michelow's expert estheticians
will evaluate your skin and discuss your goals and then recommend techniques that will work best for you. While improvement in your skin's appearance may be immediate, you may acheive the most optimal results with a series of treatments and of course a proper skincare program at home.
Microdermabrasion: Dr. Michelow's estheticians offers crystal free mechanical microdermabrasion. A stainless diamond tipped steel wand is gently glides over your skin. Gentle suction draws up dead skin cells and polishes the skin. Our red light therapy included with treatment stimulates collagen production and is anti-bacterial to promote healing. There is no down time and no pain. Most clients experience a pleasant "tingle." This quick "lunchtime" procedure will leave your skin glowing. Service is finished with an application of sunscreen. There is little to any redness. There are many benefits to microdermabrasion.
Microdermabrasion can addresss stage one acne (black heads and comedones),
hyperpigmentation in clients of any color, signs of aging and photo damage and can treat minor and superficial scars.
Dermaplaning: May only be performed in a physicians office. A trained esthetician will slough off dead skin cells with a stainless razor tipped tool. It is appropriate for all patients beginning in the late 20s. Dermaplaning encourages the production of new cells, assists with the absoption of skincare products, removes minor wrinkles and improves skin texture.
It is effective with acne scaring. May be performed on clients of any skin of any color.
Mild Peels: Alphahydroxy acids (AHAs), such as glycolic, lactic, or fruit acids are the mildest of the peel formulas and produce light peels. These types of peels can provide smoother, brighter-looking skin for people who can't spare the time to recover from a phenol or TCA peel. AHA peels may be used to treat fine wrinkling, areas of dryness, uneven pigmentation and
acne. Various concentrations of an AHA may be applied weekly or at longer intervals to obtain the best result. Your doctor will make this decision during your consultation and as the treatment proceeds. An alphahydroxy acid, such as glycolic acid, can also be mixed with a facial wash or cream in lesser concentrations as part of a daily skin-care regimen to improve the
skin's texture.
For more details, call Gena, Karli or Bryan at 216-595-6800
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