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Why You Need To Attend Dallas Cosmetic Medicine & Surgery Meeting

Sherrell Aston, MD

Dallas Cosmetic Medicine and Surgery Meeting is a comprehensive meeting covering all things cosmetic medicine and surgery. This event is full of opportunities to learn from the best of the best, such as Dr. Sherrell Aston, a leader in aesthetic medicine, and one of the best facelift surgeons in the U.S.

Dr. Aston will be on hand to discuss his practice, his techniques, and share his knowledge with attendees. What works for his practice? What doesn’t work? What technologies and devices should you be aware of?

Additionally, he will discuss the controversies surrounding facelifts, especially deep-plane facelifts. What really is a deep-plane facelift? What does that mean, and why are deep-plane facelifts controversial?

Dr. Aston will also cover the non-surgical side of his practice, such as how he runs his office, and how they use social media for his practice. Finally, Dr. Aston will be a part of the cadaver lab, where he will show you the techniques he uses to get cosmetic results, especially on the neck.

Whether you’ve been in practice for two years or twenty years, you are guaranteed to learn something that will make you appreciate your trip to Dallas.

Join us in Dallas from February 27th-28th for the Dallas Cosmetic Medicine and Surgery Meeting. You need to be there!

Dallas Cosmetic Medicine and Surgery Meeting is a comprehensive meeting covering all things cosmetic medicine and surgery. This event is full of opportunities to learn from the best of the best, such as Dr. Sherrell Aston, a leader in aesthetic medicine, and one of the best facelift surgeons in the U.S.

Dr. Aston will be on hand to discuss his practice, his techniques, and share his knowledge with attendees. What works for his practice? What doesn’t work? What technologies and devices should you be aware of?

Additionally, he will discuss the controversies surrounding facelifts, especially deep-plane facelifts. What really is a deep-plane facelift? What does that mean, and why are deep-plane facelifts controversial?

Dr. Aston will also cover the non-surgical side of his practice, such as how he runs his office, and how they use social media for his practice. Finally, Dr. Aston will be a part of the cadaver lab, where he will show you the techniques he uses to get cosmetic results, especially on the neck.

Whether you’ve been in practice for two years or twenty years, you are guaranteed to learn something that will make you appreciate your trip to Dallas.

Join us in Dallas from February 27th-28th for the Dallas Cosmetic Medicine and Surgery Meeting. You need to be there!