Thursday,
September 23, 2010
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9:00am-4:30pm |
Train the
Trainer
Pre-Registration Required |
Friday,
September 24, 2010
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9:00am-4:30pm |
Train the
Trainer
Pre-Registration Required |
Saturday,
September 25, 2010 |
| 8:00am-9:00am |
Badge and Packet Pick Up
Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00am-5:00pm |
SPCP Booth Open |
| 9:00am-9:15am |
Welcome, Announcements |
| 9:15am-10:30am |
“Spend Money
– Make Money” |
In these trying
times it can be a difficult decision to choose where to allocate your funds
to build business profit. In the words of a wise man, “You have to spend
money to make money!” Pam will show us that it doesn’t have to be a lot!
Acquire different marketing techniques for your business through
publication, media, and partnerships with ideas that can bring a higher
return on your marketing investments and accom-plish effective results.
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Pamela Horton, CPCP
Pam is a long time SPCP Trainer member and has hosted many advanced
classes for the industry. She is also Nevada’s only Certified Softap
Instructor, and owns and operates the Nevada Academy of Micropigmentation,
located in Reno, Nevada. Providing permanent cosmetic services since 1994,
Pamela is a recognized industry leader throughout the country. Recommended
and referred by members of the medical community, Pamela is also appreciated
for her charitable contributions, donating time and permanent cosmetic
services to aid those afflicted with alopecia, burn survivors and cancer
survivors.
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| 10:45am-11:45am |
“Variable
Eyeliner – Shapes & Shades” |
Eyeliner is so
much more that following a person’s lash line. A lash line is a guardrail
but often is not the best or even a complimentary shape to the person’s
face. After looking at thousands of before/after eyeliner photos on the web,
Liza found many looked better BEFORE having eyeliner! We cannot let this be.
Learn customization techniques to make every eyeliner procedure look its
absolute best. Don’t be a technician whose head is in the sand thinking that
if the lash line is simply followed, the liner will be fine. Set your sights
higher than ‘fine’!
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Liza Sims, CPCP
Liza serves the SPCP as Communications Chair on the Board of
Directors. At age twenty-eight, self-employed with her own Civil Engineering
firm, Liza first heard of permanent eyeliner. A doctor performed her
eyeliner under anesthesia, used metal eyelid clamps that caused profuse
bleeding, swelling and bruising. But, even with the dis-comfort, she was
eager to have permanent eyeliner! The rest is history – Liza has been an
advocate of this industry since 1987 and is a highly regarded SPCP trainer
member.
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| 12:00pm-1:00pm |
Lunch (on your own) |
| 1:00pm-2:15pm |
“Surgical Intervention
Issues for the Permanent Cosmetic Professional” |
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Plastic surgery and permanent cosmetics make for a symbiotic relationship.
We are always trying to establish and develop a working relationship with
our local plastic surgeons. Dr. Colon will share his expertise on how
permanent cosmetics can enhance a plastic surgery practice. He will also
explain what surgical procedures are affected by our work, such as scar
revision and camouflage, blepharoplasty, coronal lift, brow lift and lower
facelift. This dynamic speaker sets the stage for an unprecedented event! |
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Gustavo Colon, MD
Dr. Colon is Board Certified in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and is
presently a Clinical Professor at Tulane University. He is past President of
the Louisiana Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, past President
of the Medical Staff at East Jefferson General Hospital, and founding
Chairman of the Board of Doctor’s Hospital in Metairie. Dr. Colon is a
member of the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, past
President of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Director of
the American Board of Plastic Surgery, and carried many other respected
positions and credentials. He is also a medical historian, painter and
“stand-up comedian.”
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| 2:30pm - 3:30pm |
“Union of
Artistry” |
| Well-received at
the 2009 American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery,
Oculofacial Plastic Surgery Conference, this presentation features a
compre-hensive view of the multi-faceted aspects of permanent cosmetics.
From exploring the definition of art and beauty, the use of traditional
makeup, the work of the Masters such as Leonardo DaVinci and the multiple
correlations to our industry, this overview also covers the intricacies of
color, the human canvas, the science behind the art, dramatic changes with
color restoration, and finally the inherency of collaborative work with
physicians. |
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Elaine Pichet, CPCP
Elaine Pichet obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Concordia
University in Montreal, Canada. She has been a long time SPCP member and
attends many of our events. Her approach to permanent cosmetics is simple;
less is more. Having performed thousand of procedures over the past thirteen
years, Elaine sees permanent cosmetics as a means to restore color and
definition in aging skin or simply to enhance natural beauty. She works
closely with procedural dermatologists and plastic surgeons. She is a
nationally and internationally recognized speaker at conferences of plastic
surgeons.
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| 3:30 pm –
5:00 pm |
Panel of
Experts |
Moderated by:
Debra Guastella, CPCP
Panel: Kate Ciampi, CPCP - Pamela Horton, CPCP - Elaine Pichet, CPCP
- Liza Sims, CPCP |
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Debra
Guastella, CPCP
Debra brings undisputable and recognized talents to the permanent cosmetic
industry. Her flair for pag-eantry and ability to make all feel welcome as
the official event Coordinator/Emcee is enjoyed by all who attend. Her
technical talents lend to respected fundamental and advanced training,
specializing in areola regimentation procedures. Debra is an industry
leader, keynote speaker, and industry trainer offering permanent cosmetic
services in New Orleans.The day
culminates with the most popular part of Fall Conference. Get answers to
those pressing industry-related questions – these experts are here to help.
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Kathleen Ciampi, CPCP
Kate has been in the permanent cosmetics industry since 1991 and
owns a tattoo studio, Perfection Dermagraphics, in the Chicago suburbs. As a
specialty trainer and con-sultant, she teaches advanced full lip classes on
a regular basis worldwide. She has a background in nursing as a cardiology
department administrator. Kate served on the SPCP Board of Directors from
1994-1998 as President and Secretary. She later served as Convention and
Trainer Co-ordinator, and is now the current Executive Director, and this
year’s Industry Leader Award recipient. |
| 6:00pm-8:00pm |
Networking Reception - Cash
Bar |
Sunday,
September 26, 2010 |
| 7:30am-8:30am |
Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00am-1:00pm |
SPCP Booth Open |
| 8:30pm - 12:30pm |
Bloodborne Pathogens
Standards Course |
Included as part
of the conference at no additional cost to attendees, this is by far the
most comprehensive, industry specific Bloodborne pathogens program available
for permanent cosmetic professionals. The OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
will be covered, with an emphasis on needlestick guidelines, Hepatitis B
vaccination requirements, information on MRSA, exposure control plan
requirements, record-keeping, and the latest interpretation covering these
topics as they relate to the body modification industry. This class should
not be missed! It is a requirement for the CPCP exam and many of us attend
it annually since it is essential to our well-being and that of our clients.
Manual and certificate is included.
This class may be purchased separately for non-conference attendees. |
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David Vidra,
LPN
An SPCP Industry Leader award recipient, David is cur-rently the Health &
Safety Advisor for the SPCP, heading the Health Educators team. David has
also served on the SPCP Board of Directors. Having been involved in piercing
for over twenty years, he founded Cleveland’s first pierc-ing studio, Body
Work Productions. Health Educators, Inc. provides up-to-date information and
educational solutions for the modification and related industries. |
| 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Lunch (on your own)
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| 1:30pm - 2:45pm |
“Anatomy, Physiology and Related Issues
of the Skin” |
Obtain a medical
professional’s view of the skin through this comprehensive presentation -
from anatomy and physiology to how permanent cosmetic pigments affect both
normal and diseased skin. Learn how tattooing is a permanent, not
semi-permanent process, and how these ink molecules take up space in the
skin. Skin, the largest organ of the body, is our canvas and a true
understanding of its function is paramount!
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Erin Boh, MD
Dr. Boh trained at Tulane University School of Medicine and did a residency
at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Parkland Hospital.
She joined the faculty at Tulane University Health Sciences Center in 1990
and currently is a Professor of Dermatology. She is a national expert in
Psoriasis and is the Regional Chairman for the National Psoriasis “Find a
Cure” Campaign and has a large Psoriasis practice. Dr. Boh is listed in the
100 Top Dermatologists in the country in 2007, 2008 and 2009. |
| 3:00pm - 4:00pm |
“Staples of
the Business” |
| Besides the basic
supplies needed to perform a permanent cosmetic procedure in your salon or
studio, is your business equipped with all the “staples” of operating a
successful business? Marilyn has been an extraordinarily organized business
owner for many years in multiple business endeavors…she will share with you
some of her own tips, tricks and ideas of owning and operating a successful
permanent cosmetic business. |
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Marilyn Rustand, CPCP
After over 21 years of working with her husband in the jewelry design,
manufacturing and retail businesses, Marilyn joined the permanent cosmetic
industry in 2001 and immediately became an active member of SPCP. She
founded Facial Designs Permanent Cosmetics, LLC in Camdenton, Missouri and
is sole owner and opera-tor. Marilyn is a CPCP and a trainer member, as well
as Missouri SPCP State Delegate. She currently serves on SPCP Board of
Directors as Membership Chairperson and Secretary. |
| 4:00pm -
5:00pm |
“The Art of Posing” |
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Angles, lighting, and positioning all play a part in capturing the perfect
before and after procedure photos. Good photos are not only vital to our
business growth, but are also a chart requirement of most malpractice
insurance companies. These photos speak volumes about your work if they are
done in a professional manner. By way of live models, complete with a mock
photo shoot, learn tips from a pro to achieve that “perfect picture”. |
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Christopher Matthews
Christopher Mathews, a native of New Orleans, is the son of a
photographer and enjoyed photography as a hobby at an early age. Christopher
served in the Air Force during the Vietnam War as a combat document still
photographer from 1969 to 1973. While he was in the service, he also taught
photography as well as black and white, and color photo finishing. After
graduating with a Master’s Degree from the Brooks Institute, Christopher
moved back to New Orleans and opened his own full service photography
studio, Christopher’s Photography. |
| 4:00pm -
5:30pm |
CPCP Examinations
(pre-registration required) |
Monday,
September 27, 2010 |
Certified Permanent Cosmetic Professional (CPCP)
9:00am, Monday, September 27th
The CPCP Examination will be administered only once during the Fall
Conference. Candidates must be pre-registered for this exam no later than
Tuesday, September 14th. |
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