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Cosmetic Surgery Certification

The Intercollegiate Cosmetic Surgery Certification Scheme is supported by a process that aims to provide accreditation of competencies (including professional behaviours, clinical skills, knowledge and experience) in defined areas of cosmetic surgery.

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BSFPS Newsletter

The British Society of Facial Plastic Surgery Newsletter (BSFPS News) is produced to keep the FPS members updated on the current global topics and features affecting our members. There will be regular articles from influential members of our society and articles that will suit trainees as well as established consultants.

Issue 1 - BSFPS Newsletter  July 2015

Issue 2 - BSFPS Newsletter  Dec 2015

Issue 3 - BSFPS Newsletter  May 2016

Issue 4 - BSFPS Newsletter  Jan 2017

Issue 5 - BSFPS Newsletter  Aug 2017

Issue 6 - BSFPS Newsletter  Feb 2018

Issue 7 - BSFPS Newsletter  Oct 2018

Issue 8 - BSFPS Newsletter  May 2019

Issue 9 - BSFPS Newsletter  Oct 2019

Issue 10 - BSFPS Newsletter  Nov 2020


Abstracts 

Abstracts presented at the BSFPS Annual meeting are available below. Click on the documents listed below to download a PDF of the abstracts presented:

  • BSFPS Inaugural Meeting 2015
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  • BSFPS Annual Meeting 2016
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Other groups and organisations

The Training Interface Group

The Training Interface Group (TIG) in Reconstructive Cosmetic Surgery maintains standards for training in the interface specialties. For more information, including information on recruitment, visit the website.

 

The European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery

The European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery works to educate and raise standards in the medical community about the importance of specialisation within plastic surgery. For more information, visit the website.

 

International Federation of Facial Plastic Surgery Societies

The International Federation of Facial Plastic Surgery Societies (IFFPSS) is a federated group of societies of facial plastic surgeons from various countries around the world. For more information,  visit the website.


Lastest Resource Results in BSFPS - British Society of Facial Plastic Surgery

Cocaine Induced ENT pseudo-GPA (CIE pGPA)

Cocaine has always been known to adversely affect the nose, often resulting in perforations of the nasal septum. However, over the last couple of decades, patients with known cocaine abuse have presented with severe nasal deformities and associated tissue loss affecting the nose, face and palate. This is now recognised as a drug-induced vasculitis that has several characteristics and similarities to granulomatosis with polyangiitis (GPA). The condition was initially sporadic but is becoming much more common. The attached guidelines, jointly written by BRS, BSFPS and ENT UK, offer information to ENT surgeons and other interested healthcare professionals who are unfamiliar with the condition but also offer some guidance on terminology and clinical management. Andrew Swift and Peter Andrews