The 38th Annual Dallas Rhinoplasty Meeting is Going Virtual
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Dallas plastic surgeon and Meeting Chair, Dr. Rod J. Rohrich, hosts the 38th annual Dallas Rhinoplasty Meeting, to be held March 13, 2021 in new, completely virtual format. The Meeting brings top rhinoplasty surgeons from around the world to this annual meeting which is dedicated to the advancement of safe and effective rhinoplasty.
DALLAS (PRWEB) March 02, 2021
Dallas rhinoplasty specialist and Meeting Chair, Dr. Rod J. Rohrich, is pleased to announce the upcoming 2021 Dallas Rhinoplasty Meeting, to be held March 13th. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic requiring global travel restrictions and for the safety of all participants, the meeting venue has changed to an all-day, virtual event. The annual Dallas Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine Meeting, taking place the following day on March 14th, will also be virtual. Both meeting will host attendees from around the world.
The 24th Annual Dallas Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine Meeting is Going Virtual
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DALLAS (PRWEB) March 02, 2021
Dallas plastic surgeon and Meeting Chair, Dr. Rod J. Rohrich, is pleased to announce the upcoming 2021 Dallas Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine Meeting, to be held March 14th. Due to global travel restrictions and for the safety of all participants, the meeting venue has changed to an all-day, virtual event.
This meeting, along with the Dallas Rhinoplasty Meeting taking place the day prior, on March 13th, includes expert presentations on emerging topics, panel discussions, video feeds with expert commentary, and live edited demonstrations . Presentations are prepared by highly experienced surgeons and providers and will cover the latest trends and offer expert guidance on advanced applications of cosmetic treatments with a special emphasis on evidence-based medicine. Both meetings are attended by surgeons from around the world.
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