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ABOUT THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF COSMETIC SURGERYEstablished in 1999, the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery (ACCS) is a not-for-profit, multi-disciplinary fellowship based body of general surgeons, cosmetic surgeons, plastic surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, dermatologists, ear nose and throat surgeons, ophthalmologists and other doctors and health care practitioners who practice in cosmetic medicine and surgery.

The primary goal of the ACCS is to ensure the safe provision of cosmetic medicine and cosmetic surgical procedures to the Australian general community through the supply of appropriately trained and certified health care practitioners.

The College also seeks to work cooperatively with government and other stakeholders to improve standards and safety and to educate health care consumers. Its Fellows and spokespeople are regularly quoted in the media and consulted by federal and state health and consumer regulators.

The ACCS is the only medical college which provides education and training leading to fellowship specifically in cosmetic medicine and surgery. Fellows of the College are medical doctors who have completed post-graduate education and training and demonstrated competency specifically in cosmetic medicine and surgery. To become an ACCS Fellow, doctors must typically complete a minimum of 12 years of medical and surgical education and training.

CONFERENCE MANAGERS International Conferences & Events (ICE) has been appointed as the official Professional Conference Organiser (PCO) of Cosmetex 2016. ICE Australia specialises in managing Conferences and Exhibitions for the association and not-for-profit sector.

Cosmetex 2016 Conference Managersc/- International Conferences & Events Pty Ltd183 Albion Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010Ph: +61 2 9368 1200 l Fax: +61 2 9368 1500cosmetexreg@cosmetex.org | www.cosmetex.orgSydney | Melbourne | Perth | Brisbane | Adelaidewww.iceaustralia.com

A WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENTInnovation and excellence is achieved when we bring the world’s best practitioners together in a contemporary, multidisciplinary educational forum.

That’s why we’ve been successfully hosting Australasia’s premier conference in cosmetic medical practice each year since 1999.

Cosmetex provides a unique forum for us to get together, share our experiences and learn from each other.

As cosmetic medical and cosmetic surgical procedures are ever more in demand, the need to stay abreast of developments in the industry and stay ahead of the hype is intensified.

Raising standards and protecting patients is the ethos of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery.

I’m sure you’ll be impressed when you see the range of topics covered in our program – there are gems waiting for you to take away.

Of course, no conference is complete without the social aspect – designed especially for you to enjoy the company of old friends and new.

COSMETEX16 is the one event on the cosmetic surgical and cosmetic medical calendar not to be missed.

I look forward to personally welcoming you to sparkling Sydney this May.

Ron BezicPresident, ACCS

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Dr. Kate GoldieMedical Director of European Medical Aesthetics Training

Dr Goldie has been an aesthetic physician for 10 years. She is the Medical Director of European Medical Aesthetics training (www.medicsdirect.com). Regularly lecturing throughout Europe, she has taught medical aesthetics in 23 countries covering a wide range of basic and advanced techniques, and is renowned for her clear teaching.

Medical Director of the Advanced Rejuvenation Clinic, Dr Goldie has private practices in London’s Harley Street, and Henley on Thames. She is the chairperson of the UK Aesthetic Medicine Expert Group, a co-author of the UK Aesthetic Medicine Complications Consensus, a board member of Prime journal of Aesthetic medicine and a member of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine.

Dr. Christine C. DierickxDirector of the Skinperium Clinic in Belgium

Dr. Christine C. Dierickx was vice-president of the “American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery, Inc” in 2006 and still board member of the International Committee. In 2013 she was the recipient of the Vasant Orwal Oration van de British Medical Laser Society and in April 2016 she will receive the Leon Goldman memoriam award. This award was established to recognize a practicing physician whose career demonstrates excellence in clinical research, patient care, or education, related to medical lasers.

Dr. Dierickx remains actively involved in doing research on various energy based devices and its applications. She has published and lectured nationally and internationally in the field of laser surgery and photodynamic therapy.

Dr. Jani van LoghemM.D.

Vice-President of the Dutch Society of Aesthetic Medicine (NVCG) and Chairman of its Complication Registration Committee and Chairman of its Educational Committee

Jani van Loghem specializes in treatment technologies with rejuvenating effects such as injectables, liposuction, lasers and chemical peels. Jani is responsible for the content and execution of a 2-year curriculum of the new official medical profile specialism Aesthetic Medicine, which is held at the Academic Medical Centre in Amsterdam and is supported by all medical specialties that work in the aesthetic field like plastic surgery and dermatology. Within this curriculum, Jani is the leading teacher and coordinator of the module of injectables.

He also offers lectures at many international congresses, like AMWC, Face2face, IMCAS, WCAD, AMEC, and many more. Jani has been working for pharmaceutical companies like Allergan and Merz Aesthetics, Ipsen and has laid the foundations of the international Train the Trainer program by Merz Aesthetics and is actively involved in the development of all training programs offered by Merz.

Dr. Katherine ArmourAlfred Hospital and the Skin and Cancer Foundation of Victoria

Dr Katherine Armour is a Victorian Dermatologist based in Melbourne. Katherine undertook her undergraduate studies in her native New Zealand, and her specialty training in Dermatology in Melbourne, and St John’s Institute of Dermatology, London. Katherine works in private practice where she has a keen interest in all aspect of medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology. The prevention and treatment of skin aging, and the management of skin disease, through the use of cosmeceuticals is a strong focus, in combination with laser dermatology and the use of injectables. Katherine also has appointments at the Alfred Hospital, and the Skin and Cancer Foundation of Victoria, where she is involved in teaching dermatology trainees and medical students. In addition to the prevention and treatment of skin aging, Katherine has a subspecialty interest in the use of biologic therapies to treat severe skin disease.

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A WELCOME FROM THE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM CHAIRCosmetic Medicine and Surgery has grown very rapidly in Australia in the past 2 decades, not only in the number of procedures that we do but also in the complexities of the procedures that we do. New products and new devices are introduced into the cosmetic market each year. It is essential for cosmetic practitioners to keep up to date with the latest trends and current techniques in the procedures that we are involved in. Attending conferences like Cosmetex also means you get the opportunity to stay in touch with your colleagues in the same field. At the same time you get to see and pick up some tips on how to improve your techniques from local and international experts. This year we are concentrating on more interactive sessions in all the major areas of cosmetic medicine and surgery because we feel that while it is great to listen to the experts, it is even greater if we can participate in the sessions that we have chosen to attend by being able to engage in a face to face dialogue with them.

I am sure you will find this year’s Cosmetex scientific program stimulating. Don’t forget to introduce your friends and colleagues to Cosmetex which remains the premier conference for all cosmetic practitioners in Australasia. The program caters for the beginners as well as the advanced practitioners in the field. I will be surprised if you don’t walk away with something that will be of use to you in your own practice at the end of the three days.

I look forward to welcoming you in person during the conference.

Soo-KeatDr Soo-Keat LimMBBS (Syd) FFMACCS Diploma of Lipoplasty (ACCS)Chair of The Scientific Program Committee

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DRAFT SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM AT A GLANCE NOTE: The Organising Committee reserves the right to alter the program.

Thursday 12 May 20160730 - 1730 REGISTRATION

0730 - 0830 Arrival Tea & Coffee

0830 - 1030 OPENING PLENARY

0830 - 0840 Welcome to Cosmetex 2016 • Dr Ron Bezic, President, ACCS

0840 - 0855 Plenary Presentation • Associate Professor Stephen Bradshaw, Medical Board of Australia

0855 - 0915 Has the Complications Registry worked for the Europeans • Dr Jani van Loghem, Doctors Inc Clinic, Netherlands

0915 - 0935 Plenary Presentation • Dr Kate Goldie, Medics Direct, UK

0935 - 0955 Plenary Presentation • Dr Katherine Armour, Dermatology Institute of Victoria

0955 - 1015 What is new in Lasers and Energy Based Devices • Dr Christine Dierickx, Skinperium, Belgium

1015 - 1030 Plenary Presentation • Mr Tony Kofkin, Health Care Complaints Commission NSW

1030 - 1100 Morning Tea

1100 - 1300 NON-INVASIVE STREAM SURGICAL STREAM SPONSORED WORKSHOPS

Cosmeceutical Masterclass Body Contouring and Lifting

1100 - 1115 Beyond UV – Expanding Sun Protection to Include InfraRed and Visible Light Richard Parker, Rationale

Liposculpture of the Male Abdomen - Definition or No Definition Dr Soo-Keat Lim, Asbrooke Cosmetic Surgery

1115 - 1130 Treatment of Telangiectasia with a Niacinamide based Moisturiser Dr Geoffrey Heber, Ultraceuticals

1130 - 1145 What’s New in Peptide Technologies Terri Vinson, Synergie

Cryolipolysis and Thermal Lipolysis Dr Christine Dierickx, Skinperium, Belgium

1145 - 1200 Antioxidant Systems in Human Skin Dr Katherine Armour, Dermatology Institute of Victoria

Breast Reduction by Liposuction for Males & Females Dr Meaghan Heckenberg, Crows Nest Cosmetic and Vein Clinic

1200 - 1300 Melasma and Rosacea - Medical or Cosmetic?

1200 - 1215 Pathology of Melasma Dr Ingrid Bassett, Griffith Medical Centre, NSW

1215 - 1230 Treatment of Melasma Dr Christine Derickx, Skinperium, Belgium

Liposculpture of the abdomen: VASER versus traditional liposuction technique Dr Lara Wetton

1230 - 1245 Pathology of Rosacea Speaker TBC

Panel Discussion and Q&A

1245 - 1300 Treatment of Rosacea Dr Alice Rudd, Laser Dermatology, Melbourne

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1300 - 1400 Lunch

1400 - 1600 NON-INVASIVE STREAM LASER STREAM

Facial Contouring Lasers in Unexpected Places

1400 - 1415 Presentation TBA Dr Jani van Loghem, Doctors Inc Clinic, Netherlands

New Frontiers: fat and tattoo treatmentDr Christine Dierickx, Skinperium, Belgium

1415 - 1430

1430 - 1445 Presentation TBA Dr Raj Acquilla, Cheshire Cosmetic, UK

Presentation TBA Dr Richard Reid, Specialist Medical Centre Edgecliff

1445 - 1500

1500 - 1515 Hyaluronic Fillers: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Ronald Feiner, Cosmetica Medical Aesthetic Clinic

How new standards and regulation are influencing aesthetic clinical practice in the UK? Dr Godfrey Town, Swansea’s Metropolitan University, UK

1515 - 1530

1530 - 1545 Nasal Tip Necrosis after non-surgical Rhinoplasty with Hyaluronic Acid dermal filler – Case Review Charlotte Ying

Panel Discussion and Q&A

1545 - 1600 Panel Discussion and Q&A

1600 - 1630 Afternoon Tea

1630 - 1800 NON-INVASIVE STREAM SURGICAL STREAM SPONSORED WORKSHOP

See the Masters in Action Stem Cells: Now and in the Future

1630 - 1645 Facilitator: Dr Joseph Hkeik, All Saints Cosmedical Clinic Dr Jani van Loghem, Doctors Inc Clinic, Netherlands Dr Kate Goldie, Medics Direct, UK

Stem Cells and Their Clinical Applications: Now and In the Future Professor Bernie Tuch

1645 - 1700 Autologous Cells: Clinical Applications and Complications Dr Ralph Bright

1700 - 1715 TGA & the Regulations surrounding Stem Cell therapy Today Speaker TBC

1715 - 1730 The Autologous Cell therapy Group and It’s Code of Conduct Dr Wayne Thomas

1730 - 1745 Panel Discussion and Q&A

1745 - 1800

1800 - 1900 WELCOME FUNCTION

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Friday 13 May 20160800 - 1730 REGISTRATION

0800 - 0900 Arrival Tea & Coffee

0830 - 1030 PLENARY DAY TWO

0830 - 0840 Welcome to Day 2 • Dr Soo-Keat Lim, Academic Program Chair

0840 - 0910 The benefit of learning Anatomy from a Cadaver vs an e-Presentation • Dr Peter Callan, Complete Face App

0910 - 0930 Needle Vs Cannula in the placement of Soft Tissue Fillers - Surprising Results in a Cadaver Study Dr Jani van Loghem, Doctors Inc Clinic, Netherlands

0930 - 0950 Advances in ablative and non-ablative fractional resurfacing • Dr Christine Dierickx, Skinperium, Belgium

0950 - 1010 Plenary Presentation • Dr Kate Goldie, Medics Direct, UK

1010 - 1030 Update on the development of the Laser/IPL regulations • Dr John Javorniczky, ARPANSA

1030 - 1100 Morning Tea

1100 - 1300 NON-INVASIVE STREAM SURGICAL STREAM SPONSORED WORKSHOPS

Fools Rush in Where Wise Injectors Fear to Tread: Injectable Complications and Controversies

Multi Specialty Approach to Surgical Rejuvenation of the Head & Neck

1100 - 1115 Safety In Global Facial Rejuvenation: Tips For Avoiding Danger Zones Dr Jani van Loghem, Doctors Inc Clinic, Netherlands

Brow Lifts Dr Patrick Tansley

1115 - 1130 Treatment of Ptosis in association with Blepharoplasty Surgery Dr Angelo Tsirbas, Westside Facial Plastics

1130 - 1145 Presentation TBA Dr Kate Goldie, Medics Direct, UK

Current Practice in Facial Skin Rejuvenation Dr John Flynn, Cosmedic and Skin Clinic

1145 - 1200 Management of Turkey Neck Dr Darryl Hodgkinson, The Cosmetic and Restorative Surgery Clinic

1200 - 1215 Presentation TBA Associate Professor Anand Deva, Macquarie Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery

Panel Discussion and Q&A

1215 - 1230 Presentation TBA Dr Peter Kim, Chatswood Cosmetic Surgery, Australia

ADVANCED KNOWEDGE in tattoo, pigmentation and vascular treatments Dr Tahl Humes

1230 - 1240 Panel Discussion and Q&A The Management of Extruded and Pending Extrusion Silicone Nasal Implants Eugene P. Jackson

1240 - 1250 BRAVA Autologous Fat Transfer (AFT) System: First impressions Ian Chinsee

1250 - 1300 Review of melasma and treatment options Mark Woo

1300 - 1400 Lunch

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1400 - 1530 NON-INVASIVE STREAMFacilitator: Dr Mary Dingley

SPONSORED WORKSHOPS

The Laser “Brains Trust”: Interactive Panel Discussion

1400 - 1415 Dr Christine Dierickx, Skinperium, Belgium Dr Godfrey Town, Swansea’s Metropolitan University, UK Speakers TBC

Total Face Assessment and Consultation Dr Irene Kushelew1415 - 1430

1430 - 1445

1445 - 1500

1500 - 1515 Panel Discussion and Q&A

1515 - 1530

1530 - 1600 Afternoon Tea

1600 - 1700 Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery (ACCS) Annual General Meeting

1830 - 2300 NETWORKING DINNER

Saturday 14 May 20160730 - 1730 REGISTRATION

0730 - 0830 Arrival Tea & Coffee

0830 - 1030 NON-INVASIVE STREAM SURGICAL STREAM SPONSORED WORKSHOPS

IMCAS Complications and Innovations in Breast Surgery

0830 - 0845 Facilitated by: Dr John Flynn Speakers TBC

Presentation TBA Dr Anoop Rastogi, Dr Anoop Rastogi Cosmetic Clinic Sydney

Facial Artistry - Galderma Aesthetic Master Class Dr Van Park

0845 - 0900

0900 - 0915 The Australian Breast Registry - Where are we now? Associate Professor Colin Moore, Australian Centre for Cosmetic Surgery

0915 - 0930 Presentation TBA Dr Georgina Konrat, Brisbane Cosmetic

0930 - 0945 TBC

0945 - 1000 TBC Facial Artistry - Galderma Aesthetic Master Class (Lips) Dr Van Park

1000 - 1015 Panel Discussion and Q&A Panel Discussion and Q&A

1015 - 1030

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1030 - 1100 Morning Tea

1100 - 1300 NON-INVASIVE STREAM SURGICAL STREAM SPONSORED WORKSHOPS

Business / My Practice Let’s Be Brave: Off-Label Use

1100 - 1115 Growing your practice from the inside out Stephen Handisides, MyFaceMyBody

Botulinum Toxins Dr Stefania Roberts, Victoria Vein Clinic

It’s a marriage, not a one night stand Grazina Fechner

1115 - 1130

1130 - 1145 Presentation TBA Associate Professor Anand Deva, Macquarie Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery1145 - 1200 Presentation TBA

Dr Kate Goldie, Medics Direct, UK1200 - 1215 Patenting Trends in Cosmetic

Medicine Gint Silins PhD, Cullens Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys

1215 - 1230 Presentation TBA Dr Joseph Hkeik, All Saints Cosmedical Clinic (tbc)

1230 - 1245 Cosmetic Surgery Design and Fitout to Optimise the High Turnover of Patients Jean-Michel Huet

1245 - 1300 Panel Discussion and Q&A Panel Discussion and Q&A

1300 - 1400 Lunch

1400 - 1530 INTERACTIVE PANELFacilitator: Dr John Flynn

International Face Panel

1400 - 1500 Dr Kate Goldie, Medics Direct, UK Dr Raj Acquilla, Cheshire Cosmetic, UK Dr Patrick Tansley, Cosmetic Surgery Institute of Australia Dr Jani van Loghem, Doctors Inc Clinic, Netherlands Dr Christine Dierickx, Skinperium, Belgium

1500 - 1530 Panel Discussion and Q&A

1530 Conference Close

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NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

Opening Reception

Date: Thursday 12 May 2016

Venue: Level 3, Exhibition Area, The Hilton, Sydney

Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm

Dress Code: Business Attire

Ticket Cost: Ticket included in Full Conference Registration, ACCS Fellow, ACCS Affiliate Member / Doctor and AAFPS/ASCM/CPSA Full Conference Registrations $60 – ACCS Affiliate Nurse, Non Member Nurse/Dermal Clinician, Day registration and/or partners.

Networking Dinner

Date: Friday 13 May 2016

Venue: Zeta Bar, The Hilton, Sydney

Time: 7:00pm – 11:00pm

Dress Code: Cocktail

Ticket Cost: Ticket included in Full Conference Registration, ACCS Fellow, ACCS Affiliate Member / Doctor and AAFPS/ASCM/CPSA Full Conference Registrations $165 – ACCS Affiliate Nurse, Non Member Nurse/Dermal Clinician, Day registration and/or partners.

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TOURISM & LEISURE

Location

Sydney is one of the world’s most loved cities and it has a lively and vibrant buzz that makes it the ultimate summer destination. There are always plenty of things to do in Sydney during the warmer months – from sightseeing and world-class dining, to great walks and fun in the sand at one of Sydney’s idyllic beaches.

Shopping

Queen Victoria Building (QVB) • The world famous Queen Victoria Building combines stunning architecture with inspired boutique shopping.

Darling Harbour • Darling Harbour is one of the world’s great waterfront destinations. With its spectacular harbour setting and key tourist attractions, it’s a favourite place for Sydney-siders to spend their time relaxing and celebrating.

The Rocks • Great shopping, with markets on the weekend, and some of Sydney’s finest food and magical harbour views make The Rocks a unique destination not to be missed.

Pre / Post Conference Attractions & Activities

Taronga Zoo • Situated on the foreshore of Sydney’s magnificent harbour, Taronga Zoo showcases more than 350 different species of animals.

Sydney Aquarium • The Sydney Aquarium, at Darling Harbour, is one of the city’s most popular attractions. Walk beneath water in the Open Ocean Oceanarium, where Grey Nurse Sharks and giant Stingrays pass overhead.

Blue Mountains • Breathtaking mountain vistas, only 1½ hours from Hilton Sydney.

Sydney Harbour Bridge and BridgeClimb • Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the ultimate Sydney experience and see panoramic views from the top of an Australian icon.

Sydney Tower • Stand in Sydney’s tallest structure and enjoy unsurpassed 360 views of the Sydney skyline.

Bondi Beach • Bondi Beach has something for everyone: surf and sand, glitzy bars and cafes, a farmers’ market, boutique street stalls, scenic running tracks and more.

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REGISTRATION & PAYMENTEach delegate must complete an official registration/ accommodation form. The online form can be found at https://iceaustralia.eventsair.com/cosmetex-2016/register/Site/Register.

Payment can be made by credit card (MasterCard or Visa only), Electronic Funds Transfer or cheque in Australian Dollars.

Cheques must be made payable to: ‘Cosmetex 2016’

Please address all cheques to:

Cosmetex 2016 Conference C/- International Conferences and Events 183 Albion Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia

Electronic Funds Transfer

Please include your invoice number when submitting an EFT payment and email the remittance advice to the Registration Manager at cosmetexreg@cosmetex.org.

Bank Name: National Australia BankAccount Name: Cosmetex 2016BSB Number: 082 – 128 Account Number: 978210249Swift Code: NATAAU3303M

Registration Fees

Please Note: All prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include 10% GST. A $20 fee applies to ALL Manual Registrations received, as indicated in the table below.

Registrations made after Tuesday, 26 April 2016 will incur a $50.00 LATE registration fee and must be paid by credit card.

Registration Type Online Registration Fees

Admission to the conference

Arrival tea and coffee

Morning and afternoon tea

Lunch Conference satchel and program

Opening Reception

Networking Dinner

Full Registration $1,999.00 ü ü ü ü ü ü ü

AAFPS / ASCM / CPSA Member

$1,735.00 ü ü ü ü ü ü ü

NZSCM Member $1,530.00 ü ü ü ü ü ü ü

ACCS Fellow $1,549.00 ü ü ü ü ü ü ü

ACCS Affiliate Member / Doctor

$1,584.00 ü ü ü ü ü ü ü

ACCS Affiliate Nurse $880.00 ü ü ü ü ü $60.00 per person

$165.00 per person

Non Member Nurse / Dermal Clinician

$990.00 ü ü ü ü ü

Single Day Registrations $623.00 ü ü ü ü ü

Single Day Registration (AAFPS / ASCM / CPSA Member)

$541.00 ü ü ü ü ü

Single Day Registration (NZSCM Member)

$487.00 ü ü ü ü ü

2 Day Passes (Thursday & Friday, Friday & Saturday)

$1,053.00 ü ü ü ü ü

Additional tickets may be purchased for delegates and accompanying persons to attend social functions. Please indicate this during the registration process.

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REGISTRATION TERMS & CONDITIONS

Cancellations and Amendments

Registration and/or accommodation cancellations and amendments cannot be accepted over the telephone. Alterations and cancellations must be sent in writing to the Conference Organisers, International Conferences & Events (ICE) Pty Ltd. By email to cosmetexreg@cosmetex.org OR fax to +61 2 9368 1500

Refunds

Registration cancellations received up to Thursday, 18 February 2016 will receive a full refund, less $150.00 administration fee and is payable upon cancellation. Registration cancellations received between Friday, 19 February and Monday, 2 May 2016 will receive a 50% refund. No refunds will be given for registration cancellations received after Monday, 2 May 2016. As an alternative to cancellation, registrations may be transferred to another person before Monday, 2 May 2016 without receiving any extra cost penalty. All amendments, including transfers, made after this date will incur a $20.00 additional fee.

Conditions of Entry

International Conference & Events Pty Ltd reserves the right to deny entry and/or terminate the registration of any person who demonstrates behaviour that International Conference & Events Pty Ltd deems to be inappropriate and / or a risk to others. Registrations received by International Conference & Events Pty Ltd will not be considered as confirmed unless payment has been received and processed by International Conference & Events Pty Ltd. Non-payment or non-attendance will be taken as a cancellation on the day of the event and will incur a 100% cancellation fee.

Disclaimer

The speakers, topics and times are correct at the time of printing. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Organising Committee reserves the right to delete or alter items in the Conference Program.

Liability / Insurance

In the event of industrial disruptions or natural disasters, the Australian College of Cosmetic Surgery (ACCS), and International Conferences & Events (ICE) P/L cannot accept responsibility for any financial or other losses incurred by the delegate. Nor can the ACCS and ICE P/L take responsibility for injury or damage to persons or property occurring during the conference or associated activities. Insurance is the responsibility of the individual delegate.

Photography

While attending the conference you may be photographed. By registering for the conference, you agree to these photographs being used for promotional purposes.

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ACCOMMODATION COSMETEX 2016 will be held at the Hilton in Sydney, New South Wales. Superbly located right in the heart of the city, with magnificent views and convenient access to Sydney’s favourite attractions, including Darling Harbour, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach.

Hilton Sydney hotel also boasts stylish bars, with dining by celebrity Chef / Restaurateur Luke Mangan at the famous glass brasserie. Or delegates can relax with a cocktail on the rooftop terrace at Zeta Bar and enjoy live music at the iconic Marble Bar.

Special rates have been negotiated for conference delegates at the Hilton Sydney. These rates are only available to conference delegates and bookings must be made via the registration process via the Conference Organisers. Please do not contact the hotel directly to book these rates.

Every effort is made to satisfy accommodation requests; however accommodation is confirmed on a first come first-served basis and is subject to availability. We strongly encourage you to make your accommodation booking as early as possible to avoid disappointment and secure these special conference rates.

All rooms at the hotels listed below will be available at the advertised rate until Monday, 11 April 2016; after this date rooms will be subject to availability.

Prices listed are in Australian dollars and are per room per night. Prices are room only rates unless otherwise specified.

Please note: Credit card details are required to secure your booking. These details will officially confirm your booking. Each guest is responsible for settling their own account upon check-out.

Should you wish to extend your stay beyond the conference dates, please email the Conference Organisers at cosmetexreg@cosmetex.org advising of the check-in and check-out dates and the room type you require. We will then make the booking on your behalf.

Hilton Sydney • 488 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000

Hilton Sydney is accessible via both George and Pitt Street, it is a short a five minute walk from Town Hall Station. Please note that car access to Hilton Sydney is via Pitt Street only.

Distance from Sydney Airport • approximately 30 minutes.Taxis, shuttle buses and trains depart frequently from the Airport.

King Hilton Guest Room Plus • $299.00 per night

Breakfast • $20.00 per person. Full buffet breakfast $42.00 per person per day

Parking • Valet parking available $68.00 per 24 hours per vehicle

In-Room Internet • $29.00 per 24 hours per device

Check in • From 4:00 pm

Check out • By 11:00 am

Every effort is made to satisfy accommodation requests; however, accommodation is offered on a first-in basis and is subject to availability. We strongly encourage you to make your accommodation booking as early as possible to avoid disappointment and secure these special conference rates. All rooms at the hotels listed above will be available at the advertised rate until Monday, 11 April 2016; after this date rooms will be subject to availability.

Accommodation Payment, Cancellations and AmendmentsPayment: All charges must be paid directly to the hotel on departure, unless otherwise arranged with International Conferences & Events (ICE) Ltd.

Accommodation cancellations cannot be accepted over the phone. All cancellations and amendments must be sent in writing to the Registration Manager at cosmetexreg@cosmetex.org.

Please refer to the below cancellation and amendment policy for the Hilton Sydney.

30 days prior to arrival each room night cancelled will be subject to a cancellation charge equal to the first nights’ accommodation.

Within 14 days, each room night cancelled will be subject to a minimum charge of one night’s room charge, to a maximum of all room nights booked, at the contract rate, for the entire stay.