Welcome
 Welcome
to our March newsletter and the first for 2009.
2009 marked the formation of the Australasian
College of Aesthetic Medicine. A great deal of work
has gone into the formation of this College, which
is aimed to bring together medical professionals
with high ethical standards and academic and
clinical expertise.
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In this newsletter.......
Launch of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine
Convocation for the Australasian College of
Aesthetic Medicine will be held during the 5th National Laser and Cosmetic Medicine Conference. Diplomates of the Diploma in Cosmetic Medicine will also be acknowledged.
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This year, Sydney will host the 5th Annual National Laser and Cosmetic Medicine Conference. Since our first meeting, LCMC has developed a reputation for delivering an outstanding
academic program. The 2009 program focuses on non surgical cosmetic procedures and targets physicians, general practitioners and surgeons.
If you wish to submit an abstract please log onto the conference website
www.dcconferences.com.au/lcmc
Deadline for submission: Fri, 1 May 2009
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the first announcement & call for abstracts PDF
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Cosmetic Surgery
 Current concerns and The NSW Law Reform Commission’s Report into Young People and Consent to Health Care.
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Cosmetic Medicine Accreditation
 Quality in Practice (QIP) is currently working with the Australasian Society of Cosmetic Medicine (ASCM) and The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) to develop a cosmetic medicine accreditation program.
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First Do No Harm: GST and Health Care Service
This article considers the impact of GST (Good and Services) Tax Act 1999 (Cth) on health services,
health practitioners and their patients. It discusses the basis for the concessionary treatment of healthcare
in Australia and other jurisdictions. The difficulty of determining the tax status of a service not convered
by Medicare is highlighted; so too the conflict between the medical and allied health provisions.
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 Palomar extends its leadership position in Fractional Non-Ablative and Ablative Skin Resurfacing Technology
through the introduction of the new XD Optic (Extra Deep Optic) for the Lux1440(TM) and Lux1540(TM) fractional non-ablative laser handpieces, providing deeper skin resurfacing treatments through deeper columns of micro-damage.
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 In
response to a need from the burgeoning appearance
medicine sector in Australia,
the
Intermedia Group brings the aesthetic professional
the definitive guide to this dynamic and progressive
industry. Published quarterly, Australian
Advanced Aesthetics will act as a reference
source for all practitioners within the newly
identified anti-ageing arena.
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Kind Regards,
Dr Sharron Phillipson, President
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RACGP QA & CPD Approved Programs
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Educational Meeting
Date:
Thur 30th Apr 2009
Time:
7pm for a 7.30pm
start
all doctors are welcome
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Dermal Fillers/Botox and
medium depth chemical peels
Date: Sat 2nd May 2009
Time:9:00pm to 4:00pm
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Diploma in
cosmetic medicine on-line tutorials commencing June 2009
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5th National Laser & Cosmetic Medicine Conference
Date:
12
- 13 Sep 2009
Venue:
Sheraton on the Park Hotel, Sydney
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Pre-Conference Workshop
Date: 9 - 11 September |
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