This article was written by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Burak Sercan Erçin and is based on clinical experience. A specialist in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery; prepared in accordance with current medical literature and personal surgical data. A consultation is recommended before making any medical decisions.
Dr. Burak Sercan participated on October 1-2, 2024 in the Mendelson Advanced Facial Anatomy Course (MAFAC). The venue took place at Leiden, Netherlands. A dedicated group of surgeons attends this course to deepen their understanding of facial anatomy and sharpen their facelift skills.
The dissection program at MAFAC offers a one-of-a-kind arrangement limiting it to two individuals per cadaver head which maximizes attention and learning depth. During each session expert tutors provide guidance allowing participants to competently maneuver through the delicate sub-SMAS facial region while specifying the areas of the facial nerves. Being aware of this information helps in cutting down the dangers during surgical procedures.
The material combines theoretical concepts with real-world applications. Concise lectures on facial anatomy start the course and are followed by organized dissections using fresh cadavers for a genuine surgical simulation. Through this interactive technique surgeons like Dr. Burak develop assurance in the surgical skills vital for both safe and effective procedures.
MAFAC and The Netherlands Tour Gallery
Dr. Burak Posing with Dr. Bryan Mendelson, aka. The Father of Deep Plane Facelift
Dr. Burak Posing with Plastic Surgeons
Medelson Advanced Facial Anatomy Course: Dr. Burak’s Certificate of Attendance.
QMP Amsterdam 2024: Quality Medical Publishing
Dr. Burak will attend Master Classes on Facial Aesthetic Surgery, Rhinoplasty, Body Contouring, and Breast Surgery. The event will feature world-renowned surgeons lecturing on the latest techniques in aesthetic surgery, while providing tips and tricks for avoiding complications.
These in-depth presentations (20-30 minute General Sessions; 45-60 minute Master Classes) will be accompanied by operative videos, detailed faculty discussions, and Q&A sessions with attendees. After the event, all attendees will receive ongoing complimentary streaming access to lectures, presentations, and operative videos from the QMP Amsterdam 2024 event.
QMP Amsterdam 2024 Poster
According to Dr. Burak the insights gained from the QMP Amsterdam 2024 and MAFAC events will significantly boost his practice. Recognizing the details of facial anatomy in a tactile environment is vital for maintaining patient safety and attaining superior surgical results.
As plastic surgery progresses rapidly courses like MAFAC and QMP Amsterdam 2024 are crucial for giving surgeons the latest capabilities and understanding. Dr. Burak is excited to implement what he learned to boost the standard of care he offers to his patients.
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This content was written by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Burak Sercan Erçin in line with clinical experience and current medical literature. It is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. A personal consultation with Dr. Erçin is recommended for individual assessment.
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Graduate of Ege University Faculty of Medicine, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erçin completed advanced fellowships at Tampa General Hospital (USA) under Dr. Deniz Dayıcıoğlu in breast reconstruction and burn surgery, and at the clinic of Dr. Pedro Cavadas in Valencia, Spain in reconstructive microsurgery. After passing the EBOPRAS examination in 2018, he joined Bahçeşehir University as a faculty member and continues his private practice on Bağdat Avenue, Istanbul, specialising in face, breast and body aesthetics alongside complex reconstructive surgery.
