Call for Abstract

Submission

• Abstracts for oral or poster or video presentation is expecting, and the Scientific Committees reserves the right for final decision
• Abstracts accepted for the presentation require authors to register before the deadline for abstract submission to include them into the congress final program and the Book of Abstracts
• Deadline for abstract submission is March 15, 2020
• Abstracts should be submitted electronically using the congress website
• The authors will be notified about the final decision no later than March 31, 2020
• The decisive congress’ program will be available online no later than April 15, 2020

STRUCTURAL ABSTRACT GUIDELINES

Abstract

Abstract Title:The title should be in upper and lower cases (Times New Roman, font 10).

Author’s details:Author(s) first name, last name, professional degree(s), academic title(s) and affiliation (institution)

E-mail address and/or website

Country

Abstract Text:

The structural abstract text is limited to 200 words and should be organized into the following subheadings:

1. BACKGROUND: Current knowledge and rationale for the investigation.
2. OBJECTIVES: What is going to be investigated?
3. METHODS: Type of the study (study design), eligibility, statistical methods, if applicable.
4. RESULTS: Participants of the research, confirm eligibility and follow-up, main results.
5. CONCLUSION: How the study answered the objective(s).
6. IMPLICATIONS: How the study findings can be implemented for future clinical-scientific research, recommendation for clinical practice, and influencing policy.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

Subjects for Presentation:

• New Discovery of Female Genital Anatomy & Its Clinical Applications
• Surgical Interventions
• Mons Pubis (Veneris) Plasty

The Clitoris:

• Clitoral preputioplasty
• Clitoral hoodoplasty
• Clitoral frenuloplasty
• Clitoral body reduction
• Transgender surgery

The Labia Minora:

• Labioreduction of the labia minora
• Labiolift of the labia minora
• Labioplasty (reconstruction) of labia minora
• Labiolysis of the labia minora (corrective surgery for labial fusion)

The Labia Minora:

• Anterior commissuroplasty
• Posterior commissuroplasty
• Labioreduction of the labia majora
• Labiolift of the labia majora
• Labioplasty of the labia majora by adipose sac reconstruction
• Labiopexy of the labia majora by Colles’ fasciareconstruction

Vaginal Rejuvenation By:

• Anterior vaginal wall site-specific defects reconstruction
• Posterior vaginal wall reconstruction with or without the perineal body preservation
• Lateral vaginal wall reconstruction
• Paravaginal reconstruction
• Pelvic reconstruction
• Vaginal tightening
• Columnar rugae restoration
• Minimizing mucorrhea
• Radio frequency or laser application
• Medical therapies

G-Spot Dysfunction Therapies By:

• Amplification (collagen or hydraulic acid injection)
• Augmentation (autologous adipose tissue injection)
• G-spotplasty (a surgical intervention)
• Medical therapies (E1 prostaglandin vaginal topical cream or oxytocin injection)

HymenealPlasty By:

• Hymeneal membrane reconstruction
• Hymeneal ring reconstruction
• Hymeneal plate reconstruction
• Natural & artificial fillers in cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Combo surgery (general cosmetic and cosmetic-plastic gynecology perform at the same surgery)
• Reconstructive pelvic surgery for cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Surgical complications
• Corrective surgery for surgical complications
• Natural and artificial fillers complications
• Medical therapies in cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Laser applications in cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Impact of cosmetic-plastic gynecologic surgery on women’s sexual life
• Ethics in cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Socio-cultural impact on cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Emotional & social well-being and cosmetic-plastic surgery
• Case(s) presentations related to cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Surgical complications and their management
• Establishing a practice of cosmetic-plastic gynecology
• Support or opposition by societies, hospitals, doctors, local medical governing bodies
• Non-deceptive marketing cosmetic-plastic gynecology

Medical-Legal Aspect of Practicing Cosmetic-Plastic Gynecology:

• Medical license investigation
• Litigation

a) structural abstract with the following subtitles: 

• Background,
• Objectives,
  
• Material and Methods,
  
• Results,
  
• Conclusions

b) use “Time New Roman” font 10
c) no more than 250 words