NYU Langone Health

550 1st Ave., New York, NY 10016 

Course Description

Reconstruction of complex facial defects require a wide range of
advanced surgical techniques to restore normal facial form and
function. Traditionally, post-oncological and post-traumatic defects required procedures aimed at recruiting large volumes of distant tissue to augment or replace lost or retracted soft tissue. 

Composite tissue transplantation is the most aggressive example of this paradigm. More recently, sets of reconstructive procedures have been developed to provide the basis of craniomaxillofacial gender affirmation.

This NEW two and a half-day comprehensive advanced-level
course combines:

• Hands-on human anatomical session (Day 1)
• Didactic sessions with lectures, panel discussions, and
  interactive debates that will encompass state-of-the-art
  reconstructive techniques to address these challenging
  problems (Days 2 and 3)