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ABOUT THE NEWSLETTER |
What Is Plastic Surgery Pulse News?
Plastic Surgery Pulse News is a free online newsletter bringing you the latest developments, techniques, and technology in plastic surgery and related specialties. This professional newsletter delivers credible and timely information from a multidisciplinary board of experts and invited contributors in plastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, dermatology, oculoplastic surgery, and practice management. Our goal is to make this newsletter the ultimate source of the latest, state-of-the-art plastic surgery information.
How Often Will It Be Sent?
The inaugural issue of Plastic Surgery Pulse News was released in December 2009. Beginning in 2010, the newsletter will be published 4 times a year. It will deliver cutting-edge information to your inbox every March, June, September, and December.
How Much Will It Cost?
That's the best part -- the newsletter is absolutely free!
What Does It Cover?
The newsletter covers both aesthetic (surgical and nonsurgical) and reconstructive topics. We also provide information on practice management issues and new techniques and technology.
What Type of Information Will Be Provided?
The following columns will be standard:- Features: Learn about the newest developments, treatments, and business practices
- What's Hot: See what everyone's talking about -- the latest advances in the field
- Focus on Technique: Sharpen nonsurgical and surgical skills with the latest aesthetic and reconstructive techniques
- Technology Update: Be informed about new instruments, devices, and equipment and how they can have an impact on your practice
- Patient Safety: Read about issues that are critical to patient care and patient safety
- Business Corner: Discover strategies for maintaining a competitive advantage in the marketplace
- Young Surgeon: Learn about the key issues for building a practice
And much, much more: Point-Counterpoint, In Retrospect, Media Beat, and Problems & Pearls ... plus videos, animations, illustrations, and case examples.
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