SCOTTSDALE, AZ

OMNI M

ONTELUCIA

SEPTEMBER 7-10, 2016

11TH ANNUAL COSMETIC CONFERENCE

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COSMETIC PHYSICIANSASOCP

SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUS

KEY CONTACT: Grace Alas (ASOCP Exhibits Coordinator) Phone: 520-574-1050 | Fax: 520-545-1254 | email: conference@cosmeticphysicians.org | web: cosmeticphysicians.org

HOTEL INFORMATION OMNI Montelucia Resort & Spa 4949 E Lincoln Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85253 Phone (480) 627-3200 or (888) 627-3010 http://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/scottsdale-montelucia/meetings/american-society-of-cosmetic-physicians Please reference the group name, American Society of Cosmetic Physicians to take advantage of our group rate of $165/night (plus $15 resort fee) Reservations must be made by August 15, 2016 Online reservations will be accepted no later than August 15, 2016. If you wish to make a reservation outside these dates, please call the hotel directly. SPACE IS LIMITED. HOTEL CUT-OFF DATE FOR RESERVATIONS IS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2016 Please note, after this date any new reserva-tions or extensions to existing reservations will be subject to hotel availability and the hotel prevailing rate. Nearby Airport: Phoenix Sky Harbor International (PHX)

ALL BOOTHS MUST BE SET-UP Wednesday, September 7th by 7:30pm

ASOCP 2016GENERAL INFORMATION Location: OMNI Montelucia Resort & Spa 4949 E Lincoln Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85253 Phone (480) 627-3200 or (888) 627-3010 Meeting Dates: September 8-10, 2016 Exhibitor Registration & Move-In Wed, Sep 7, 2016 10:00am - 7:30pm* Exhibit Hall Dates and Hours Thu, Sep 8, 2016 7:00am - 5:30pm ASOCP Welcome Reception 5:30pm - 7:30pm Fri, Sep 9, 2016 7:00am - 5:30pm Sat, Sep 10, 2016 7:00am - 4:00pm Exhibitor Move-Out Sat, Sep 10, 2016 4:00pm - 10:00pm* *hours subject to change

Exhibition and Sponsorship Policies1) LIABILITY: Upon approval of this contract by an authorized Exhibitor representa-tive, it is expressly understood that the Exhibitor has read and agrees to abide by the ASOCP liability policies outlined below. ASOCP, and all organizations and individuals who are employed by/or associated with it, in connection with this Ex-hibition, will not assume responsibility and shall be held harmless by all Exhibitors for damage or loss resulting from fire, theft, terrorism or threat of terrorism, or any other cause whatsoever, including accident or injury to Exhibitors, their employees and agents, the public, or others. The exhibitor agrees to pay promptly for any and all damages to the exhibition building or its equipment incurred through careless-ness, or otherwise, of Exhibitor or its employees or agents.2) REFUND POLICY80% Refund (less admin fee): Before June 3, 2016No Refund: After June 3, 20163) SPACE ASSIGNMENTASOCP reserves the right to determine final placement of the exhibitor. A space may be revoked or changed by ASOCP if payment is not in accordance with the pay-ment schedule. ASOCP retains the exclusive right to revise the Exhibition floor plan and/or move assigned exhibitors as necessary. ASOCP is not obligated to reimburse the exhibiting company for any costs stemming from relocation.4) FORCE MAJEUREIn the event that the premises in which the Exhibition is or is to be conducted shall become, in the sole discretion of ASOCP, unfit for occupancy, or in the event the holding of the exhibition or the performance of ASOCP under the Exhibit Reserva-tion Contract (of which these Rules and Regulations are a part) are substantially or materially interfered with by virtue of any cause or causes not reasonably within the control of ASOCP said Contract and/or the Exhibition (or any part thereof)

may be terminated by ASOCP. ASOCP shall not be responsible for delays, damage, loss, increased costs or other unfavorable conditions arising by virtue of cause or causes not reasonably within the control of ASOCP. If ASOCP terminates said Contract and/or the Exhibition (or any part thereof) as aforesaid, the ASOCP shall not be liable to the Exhibitor other than for a prorated refund such as Exhibitor space price payment determined on the basis of the number of Exhibition days remaining. For purposes hereof, the phrase “cause or causes not reasonably within the control of ASOCP” shall include, but not by way of limitation: fire, casualty, flood, epidemic, earthquake or inclement weather, explosion or accident, blockade or embargo, government restraints or orders of civil defense, military, authorities, terrorism threat of ter-rorism, act of public enemy, riot or civil disturbance, strike, lockout, boycott, or other labor disturbances, inability to secure sufficient labor, technical or other personnel, failure, impairment or lack of adequate transportation facilities, inability to obtain, or condemnation, requisition or commandeering of neces-sary supplies or equipment, local, state or Federal law, ordinances, rule, order decree, or regulation, whether legislative, executive, or judicial, and whether constitutional or unconstitutional; or Acts of God.5) INSURANCEExhibitor shall, at its own expense, secure, and maintain through the term of this contract, including move-in and move-out days, the insurance listed below. All such insurance shall be primary of any other valid and collectible insurance of Exhibitor and shall be written on per occurrence basis. Claims policies are not acceptable and do not constitute with Exhibitor’s obligations under this para-graph. Required Coverages: (A) Comprehensive General Liability Insurance with not less than $1,000,000 each occurrence, $2,000,000 aggregate, combined single unit for bodily injury, contractual and operation of mobile equipment, products,conclusion of the exhibition.

(B) Worker’s Compensation insurance.6) SECURITYASOCP is not responsible for loss or damage to Exhibitor’s property. Exhibitors are advised to insure against these risks. ASOCP will provide general security service to the Exhibition area from the beginning of setup hours through the conclusion of the exhibition. 7) LOSSESASOCP is not responsible for damage to Exhibitor’s property or lost shipment either coming in or going out, nor for the moving cost. If exhibit materials, fixtures or equipment fail to arrive, Exhibitor is neverthe-less responsible for the exhibit space reserved as per this contract. Exhibitors are advised to insure against these risks.8) BOOTH CONSTRUCTIONEach booth is 8ft x 10ft (2.4m x 3m); height restriction of 8ft (2.4m). This 8ft (2.4m) maximum is allowed only in the back 5ft (1.5m) of the booth. The remaining distance to the aisle cannot exceed 4ft (1.2m) in height. Displays must be confined within the Exhibitor’s booth and must not be designed to obstruct the view of nearby booths or interfere with the flow of traffic. Display cases, flat panel screens, pop up banners and other exhibition mate-rial over 4ft (1.2m) in height must be located within the back 5ft (1.5m) of the booth with the exception of clear glass cases.9) SHOW MOVE-IN & MOVE-OUT Move-In Wednesday, Sep 7, 2016 10:00am-7:30pmMove-out Saturday, Sep 10, 2016 4:00-10:00pm10) EXHIBIT HOURS Thu, Sep 8, 2016 7:00am-5:30pmFri, Sep 9, 2016 7:00am-7:30pmSat, Sep 10, 2016 7:00am-4:00pm

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER Final Program Company Description Aug 1, 2016Deadline to Accept Silent Auction Donation Aug 1, 2016 Final Program Ad July 15, 2016 Promotional Email Blast Aug 1, 2016 Marketing Materials for Welcome Bag Aug 15, 2016

Day 1 Thursday, September 8, 2016 7:00-8:00am BREAKFAST IN EXHIBIT HALL 8:00-8:05am Opening Remarks, Introduction Dr. Haneef Alibhai 8:05-8:25am What To Include In Your Practice Business Plan Jay Shorr 8:25-8:45am My Marketing Success Story (Where I Was and Where I am Today) Dr. Jeff Birchall 8:45-9:05am Marketing To Men In The Cosmetic Industry Mara Shorr 9:05-9:25am Performance Reviews and Staff Motivation Ron Hartley 9:25-9:45am The Ethical Use Of Physician Extenders In An Injectable Practice Dr. Gregory Laurence 9:45-10:00am Q&A, PANELISTS (Haneef Alibhai, Jay Shorr, Mara Shorr, Ron Hartley, Gregory Laurence) 10:00-10:30am BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALL 10:30-10:50am New Trends: Addition and Subtraction in Non-Invasive Facial Filler Patients Dr. Zaki Taher 10:50-11:10am Neuromodulators In The Lower Face Dr. Haneef Alibhai 11:10-11:30am Advanced Anti-Bruising MicroCannula Techniques (Latest Applications of MILA) Dr. Garry Lee 11:30-11:50am Efficacy & Safety of Injecting Fillers Into Tear Trough Deformities (Metallic Cannula Compared to a Standard Needle) Dr. Shadi Davis 11:50-12:10pm Managing Conundrums in Melasma (Understanding Pathophysiology & Treatment Options) Dr. Zaki Taher 12:10-12:25pm Q&A, PANELISTS (Zaki Taher, Haneef Alibhai, Garry Lee, Shadi Davis) 12:25-1:25pm LUNCH IN EXHIBIT HALL 1:25-1:40pm Approach to Volume Restoration with Injectable Fillers Dr. Haneef Alibhai 1:40-2:00pm Structural Volumizing (A Novel Approach to Full Face Rejuvenation) Dr. Yan Trokel 2:00-2:20pm Full Face Rejuvenation and The Global Approach to Facial Filler and Neuromodulators Dr. Zaki Taher 2:20-2:40pm The Winning Combination (Multiple Techniques in a Single Session) Dr. Garry Lee 2:40-3:00pm *MERZ AESTHETICS SPONSORED TALK* TBD3:00-3:15pm Q&A, PANELISTS (Haneef Alibhai, Yan Trokel, Zaki Taher, Garry Lee) 3:15-3:45pm BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALL 3:45-4:00pm Topical Application of Growth Factors (Their Role in Cosmetic & Regenerative Medicine) David Angeloni 4:00-4:15pm Combination Treatment of Scars Using Fractional Lasers and Growth Factors Dr. Robert Bowen 4:15-4:35pm Not Just Lip Service (Facial Rejuvenation and Sculpting with Hyaluronic Acid Fillers) Dr. Manraj Bath 4:35-4:55pm Recent Advances in Autologous Therapies for the Treatment of Androgenetic Alopecia in Men and Women *FACTOR MEDICAL SPONSORED TALK* Dr. Richard Goldfarb 4:55-5:15pm Combination Therapy (The Key to Success) Dr. Haneef Alibhai 5:15-5:30pm Q&A, PANELISTS (David Angeloni, Robert Bowen, Manraj Bath, Richard Goldfarb, Haneef Alibhai) 5:30-7:30pm ASOCP WELCOME RECEPTION - EXHIBIT HALL

ASOCP 2016 PRELIMINARY AGENDA

Day 2 Friday, September 9, 2016

7:00-8:00am BREAKFAST LECTURE IN EXHIBIT HALL MANAGING COMPETITION: STRATEGY, DIFFERENTIATION, PRICE WARS AND PROPOSITIONS *PRESENTED BY INCREDIBLE MARKETING* 8:00-8:20am Giving the Most Effective Consultation for Liposuction Dr. Thomas Su 8:20-8:35am From Aggravation to Asset (How Your Compression Garment Needs Complete the Profit Puzzle) Terrell Abney 8:35-8:50am Liposuction of the Arms and Axilla (Video) Dr. Sanjeev Sharma 8:50-9:10am Liposuction for the Treatment of Gynecomastia Dr. Gerard Stanley 9:10-9:30am Liposuction of the Knees, Calves & Ankles Dr. Brian Kerr 9:30-9:45am Q&A, PANELISTS (Thomas Su, Terrell Abney, Sanjeev Sharma, Gerard Stanley, Brian Kerr) 9:45-10:15am BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALL 10:15-10:35am Addressing Aesthetic & Ethnic Considerations in Body Contouring: (Tips/Techniques in Liposuction and Fat Transfer) Dr. Gregory Crichlow 10:35-10:55am Simplified Large Volume Fat Grafting Dr. Robert Dryden 10:55-11:15am The NOT So Brazilian Butt Lift ` Dr. Walter Tom 11:15-11:35am Large Volume Autologous Breast Augmentation Dr. Mario Diana 11:35-11:55am Mitigating Complications in Fat Grafting Dr. Gregory Crichlow 11:55-12:15pm *WELLS JOHNSON SPONSORED TALK* TBD 12:15-12:30pm Q&A, PANELISTS (Gregory Crichlow, Robert Dryden, Walter Tom, Mario Diana)

Day 2 Friday, September 9, 2016 12:30-1:30pm LUNCH IN EXHIBIT HALL 1:30-1:50pm Review of Current Literature Regarding Fat Grafting Dr. Robert Bowen 1:50-2:10pm Anatomic Guidelines for Artistic Facial Fat Grafting With Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Dr. Walter Tom 2:10-2:30pm Small Volume Fat Grafting for Deformities and Deficits Dr. Gregory Alouf 2:30-2:50pm Maximizing Retention and Outcomes in Facial Fat Grafting Dr. Hung William Song 2:50-3:10pm Preparation of SVF from Lipoaspirate Infranatant Dr. Robert Bowen 3:10-3:25PM Q&A, PANELISTS (Robert Bowen, Walter Tom, Gregory Alouf, Hung William Song)

3:10-3:55pm BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALL 3:55-5:00pm CONCERNS AND ISSUES IN COSMETIC MEDICINE

5:00-5:30pm OPEN FORUM DISCUSSION

ASOCP 2016 PRELIMINARY AGENDA

Day 3 Saturday, September 10, 2016 7:00-8:00am BREAKFAST LECTURE IN EXHIBIT HALL ADDING CASH SERVICES TO A TYPICALLY INSURANCE-BASED CLINIC *PRESENTED BY JAY AND MARA SHORR* 8:00-8:20am The Breast Examination (Prior to Breast Augmentation) Dr. Robert Dryden 8:20-8:35am Inframammary Breast Augmentation Video (Step-By-Step) Dr. Sanjeev Sharma 8:35-8:55am Transumbilical Breast Augmentation (TUBA) (How I do It ) Dr. Gregory Laurence 8:55-9:15am An Atlas Of Mastopexy (Sequence of Steps) Dr. Walter Tom 9:15-9:35am Prevention and Correction of Implant Malposition Dr. Mario Diana 9:35-9:50am Q&A, PANELISTS (Robert Dryden, Sanjeev Sharma, Gregory Laurence, Walter Tom, Mario Diana) 9:50-10:20am BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALL 10:20-10:40am Lipoabdominoplasty With Or Without Muscle Tightening (Local Anesthesia for Optimal Results) Dr. David Silberman 10:40-11:00am Optimizing Lipoabdominoplasty Results Dr. Walter Tom 11:00-11:20am A Simple Approach To The Neoumbilicus In Abdominoplasty Dr. Gabriel Patino 11:20-11:40am Tummy Tuck (Video) Dr. Sanjeev Sharma 11:40-12:00pm Abdominoplasty Complications (Prevention and Treatment) Dr. Gregory Alouf 12:00-12:15pm Q&A, PANELISTS (David Silberman, Walter Tom, Gabriel Patino, Sanjeev Sharma, Gregory Alouf) 12:15-1:15pm LUNCH IN EXHIBIT HALL 1:15-1:35pm Tumescent Buccal-Ectomy Dr. Jaime Calderon 1:35-1:55pm Facial Rejuvenation (Why “Less is More” is a Myth) Dr. Carey Nease 1:55-2:15pm Modified FaceLift Dr. Sanjeev Sharma 2:15-2:35pm Vertical Midface Lift Over ePTFE Orbital Rim Implants For Addressing Post-Aesthetic Lower Eyelid Contour Deformities Dr. Kenneth D. Steinsapir 2:35-2:55pm Blepharoplasty My Way Dr. Daniel Lensink 2:55-3:10pm Q&A, PANELISTS (Jaime Calderon, Carey Nease, Sanjeev Sharma, Kenneth Steinsapir, Daniel Lensink) 3:10-3:40pm BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALL 3:40-4:00pm Structured Microblepharoplasty (Manipulating the Anterior Levator Aponeurosis for Improved Blepharoplasty Outcomes) Dr. Kenneth D. Steinsapir 4:00-4:20pm Inferior Transconjunctival Blepharoplasty Dr. Francisco Franco 4:20-4:40pm Upper Eyelid Blepharoplasty (Evaluation of the Patients and the Procedure) Dr. Robert Dryden4:40-4:55pm Vaginoplasty Dr. Sanjeev Sharma 4:55-5:15pm Modified Wedge Labiaplasty With An Aesthetic Design (The True Technique) Dr. Robert True 5:15-5:30pm Q&A, PANELISTS (Kenneth Steinsapir, Francisco Franco, Robert Dryden, Sanjeev Sharma, Robert True)

5:30pm ADJOURNMENT

TOPICS: CACS-ASOCP Collaboration; Importance of A Medical Society Credentialing; The Medical Board is Not Your Friend; Hospital Privileges Protection for The Cosmetic Surgeon/Physician PANELISTS (Greg Alouf, Gerard Stanley, Walter Tom, Michael Schwartz, David Silberman)

HOTEL KEY CARDS $4,500 (exclusive)Put your company logo on the item every-one staying at the OMNI will need - a hotel key card! The hotel key card is a great way to keep your company in the forefront of the attendees minds.

FLOOR DECALS $2,500 (3 available)Let it be known that your company is present by directing them to your booth. 3 floor decals per company provide a great opportunity to showcase your presence and location. Place-ment locations will be at the discretion of the ASOCP. BAG DROP $1,500 (limited quantity)This is a great way to welcome attendees to the show and invite them to your booth. In-sert (1) marketing piece or promotional item into the welcome show bags given to each attendee upon registration.

AM/PM BREAKS $2,500 (4 available) Refresh and re-energize attendees between sessions by sponsoring a beverage break. Greet attendees with staff and/or company literature.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES1 HOUR PRIVATE RECEPTION SOLD OUT$5,000 (call for availability)There is no better way to highlight your product than to be the only one advertising. By holding a private reception, you decide who attends and you decide what the content is. Make it formal and educational or get everyone together for a good time. Food and Beverage costs are additional.

LANYARDS $3,500 (exclusive)Another high profile opportunity provides un-limited brand exposure during the conference. Every attendee will receive a lanyard with your logo attached to the registration badge. Quantity produced is based on expected at-tendance.

ADVERTISEMENT IN FINAL PROGRAM (1 each available) Full Page $2,500 1/2 page $1,500 1/4 page $750 A full page ad in our Final Program will guarantee your company is noticed by all attendees. Ads will be in full color.

ATTENDEE TOTE BAGS $4,500 (exclusive) Put your company logo in the hands of every attendee at the 11th Annual Cosmetic Conference. Your logo will be printed on the bag handed out to everyone at the conference for constant exposure.

PROMOTIONAL SIGNAGE $1,000 (3 available) Each sign is 20” x 30” and will be placed in the foyer of the conference center. Limit 1 sign per company.

AISLE SIGNAGE $1,500 (3 available)Constant exposure of your company is what you want and aisle signs allow for it. Sign will be placed in strategic and visible location within exhibit hall for the duration of the conference.

FAT GRAFTING TECHNIQUES & APPLICATIONS SEMINAR Sunday, September 11, 2016 8:00am-12:30pm 7:30am Continental Breakfast 8:00am Welcome/Introduction8:05am History of Fat Grafting8:15am Isolated Peri-Orbital Fat Grafting8:30am Cell-Assisted Facial Fat Grafting8:50am Reducing the Appearance of Cellulite and Aging Hands using Autologous Tissue9:05am Legal/Regulatory Concerns9:20am Difficult Cases/Open Forum Discussion9:45am Refreshment Break10:00am Autologous Tissue Breast Augmentation10:20am Autologous Tissue For Breast Reconstruction10:40am Brazilian Butt Lift11:00am Safely Transferring Mega-Tissue Volumes11:20pm Muscle vs. Subcutaneous Fat Implantation (Advisory Studies)11:40am Patient Consents and Documentation12:00pm Difficult Cases/Open Forum Discussion12:30pm Symposium Adjournment

POST CONFERENCE SEMINAR SCHEDULE

INTRODUCTION TO AESTHETIC/COSMETIC MEDICINE SEMINAR Sunday, September 11, 2016 8:00am-2:30pm

7:30am Continental Breakfast 8:00am Intro: My Personal Path into Cosmetic Medicine (Why I Chose To Pursue This Type of Medicine)8:10am Opening a New Office 8:30am Office and Employee Management (Effective Techniques and Tips)8:50am Patient Forms and Documentation The forms necessary for expected patient outcomes, patient procedural education, pre and post operative instruction and intra-operative procedural documentations9:05am Malpractice Insurance and Certification Considerations9:25am Open Forum Discussion and Question/Answer9:45am Refreshment Break10:00am Botulinum Toxins Indications, Patient Selection, Techniques, Complications, Prevention/Management10:50am Cosmetic Fillers Cosmetic Fillers, Types and Indications of Fillers, Patient Selection Techniques, Complication Prevention/Management11:40am Open Forum Discussion and Question/Answer12:00pm Refreshment Break12:15pm Sclerotherapy Treatment Options, Techniques, Post-Operative Care, Complications12:55pm Energy Based Devices (Most common devices and indications of Use)1:20pm Review of Cosmetic Surgery Liposuction -Breast Augmentation -Abdominoplasty -Fat Transfer1:45pm Marketing Your Practice and Procedures Effective Marketing Tips - ROI Tracking2:05pm Procedure Rooms Setup (My room layouts for different procedures)2:15pm Open Forum Discussion and Question/Answer (My Parting Advice)2:30pm Adjournment

DIAMOND LEVEL $15,000 SOLD OUT 4 hour Post Conference Workshop25 minute lecture during General Session Premier 8x20 booth6 Physician passes to attend Cosmetic ConferenceThank You billboard in exhibit hall6 exhibitor badges8 priority points for 2017 Annual Cosmetic ConferenceFull page advertisement in directoryPromotional material included in attendee welcome bagIndustry partner link on ASOCP website1 Pre-Conference E-blast to ASOCP membership 6 Meal Tickets per day Recognition announcement during General Session

2016 EXHIBIT INFORMATION

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APPLICATION, ASSIGNMENT AND COST OF BOOTH SPACE To apply for exhibit space, complete the Application for Exhibit Space form and return it with the full payment. Space will not be assigned without a completed and signed Application for Exhibit Space form and payment. Application for exhibit space will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note: We cannot guarantee that your company will be included in the official on-site program book if we receive your contract after Aug 1, 2016.

A to Z Surgical Accuview Imaging

AdviceMediaAir-Tite

Alma LasersAnthony Products/Giopelle

Bellaire/MesopenBio-Oil

BTL AestheticsCanfield Imaging

CeluviaCryoProbe

Crystal Clear Digital MktgCynosure

Derme & Co Dermapen

Eclipse AestheticsElsevier

Emage MedicalEMS Surgical

EnaltusEnova Illumination

eRelevance Feel Good Inc

FotonaFuji CyberRelax

Genesis BiosystemsHK Surgical

HydraFacial MD IESM

Incredible MarketingLaseringUSALocate A Doc

LumenisLutronic

Marena Comfort WearMedEsthetics Magazine MedShare Technologies

Merz AestheticsMillenium Medical

NeoGraft Nextech

Nutational North AmericaPCASkin

Plastic Surgery StudiosRejuvapen

Rose Micro SolutionsSelphyl

Shippert Medical Silhouette InstaLift

SolutionReachSuneva

Syneron/Candela Surgical Aesthetics Magazine

Thermi™Tizo by Fallene

TouchMDVenusConcept

VioraWells Johnson Wolster Kluwer

YodleZeltiq

PAST EXHIBITORS

PLATINUM LEVEL $10,000SOLD OUT 1 hour Satellite Symposium 20 minute lecture during General Session Premier 8x20 booth4 Physician passes to attend Cosmetic Conference4 exhibitor badges6 priority points for 2017 Annual Cosmetic ConferenceQuarter page advertisement in directoryIndustry partner link on ASOCP websitePromotional material included in attendee welcome bag4 Meal Tickets per day

STANDARD LEVEL $3,000 Standard 8x10 booth 2 exhibitor badges2 priority points for 2017 Annual Cosmetic ConferenceStandard listing in directoryIndustry partner listing on ASOCP website2 Meal Tickets per day

GOLD LEVEL $4,500 Premier 8x10 booth2 Physicians passes to attend Cosmetic Conference4 exhibitor badges4 priority points for 2017 Annual Cosmetic ConferenceQuarter page advertisement in directoryIndustry partner link on ASOCP website4 Meal Tickets per day

SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING An impressionable impact that builds inter-est and product awareness is the goal of every exhibitor. Through additional opportunities such as Satellite Symposium, Final Program ads and Attendee Bag branding, you can further augment your impact beyond your exhibiting investment with cost effective options. See Sponsorship Opportunities page for more info

FINAL PROGRAM COMPANY DESCRIPTION Exhibitors are asked to submit a one-paragraph company or product descrip-tion to be printed in our final program.Descriptions are to be no longer than 500 characters (including spaces) in length. Any description longer than 500 charcters will be edited at the discretion of ASOCP. Deadline to submit company description is August 1, 2016

ASOCP 2016

SPONSORSHIP SELECTION: m 1 Hour Private Reception $5,000SOLD OUT m Attendee Tote Bags $4,500 m Bag Drop $1,500 m Lanyards $3,500 m Aisle Signage $1,500 m Floor Decals (3 per sponsor) $2,500 m Hotel Key Cards $4,500 m Promotional Signage $1,000 m AM/PM Breaks $2,500 m Advertisement in Final Program m Full Page Ad $2,500 m 1/2 Page Ad $1,500 m 1/4 Page Ad $750

Company Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Company Contact: __________________________________________ Email: __________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: __________________________________________________________________ ST: _____ Zip: ______________________

Office#: ______________________________ Cell#:___________________________________ Fax#: _______________________

Partnership Level: __________________________________________________________ Amount: _________________________ AND Sponsorship Selection: ______________________________________________________ Amount: _________________________

Total Commitment: $_____________________________ Authorized Signature: __________________________________________

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: o VISA o MC o AMEX Card# ______________________________________________________________ Exp Date: ____________ vcode:__________ Signature:__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please fax (520-545-1254) or email (grace@cosmeticphysicians.org) completed form when paying by credit card. If paying by check, mail payment to: American Society of Cosmetic Physicians, 8040 S Kolb Road, Tucson, AZ 85756

CANCELLATION POLICY: Registration is 80% refundable only if a written cancellation is received by June 3, 2016. NO REFUND will be given after this date for any reason. TO REGISTER ONLINE, please visit https://www.cosmeticphysicians.org/exhibitor-registration/

In accordance with the terms, conditions and regulations governing exhibits at meetings sponsored by the ASOCP, the undersigned hereby makes application for exhibit space September 7-10, 2016 at the OMNI Montelucia Resort & Spa in Scottsdale, AZ, which, when accepted by ASOCP becomes a contract. This contract is subject to all provisions, terms and conditions as stated in the prospectus packet. The undersigned agrees to abide by all rules, requirements, restrictions and regulations as set forth in this agreement, the official program book or as may be especially designated by the hotel or the State of Arizona. Failute to abide by such rules and regulations results in forfeiture of all monies paid or due ASOCP under terms of this agreement. For general information and exhibit floor plan and booth prices, see acompanying prospectus.

Signature: _______________________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________rev7-14-16

PARTNERSHIP LEVEL: m Diamond $15,000 SOLD OUT m Platinum $10,000 SOLD OUT m Gold $4,500 m Standard $3,000 Booth Choice #1 __________ Booth Choice #2 ________ Booth Choice #3 __________

Total Number of Booths ________________________

Full Payment is Due with Application.

Booths will not be reserved without payment.

(company name as it will appear in the on-site show program and all promotional materials)

2016 PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATION

2016 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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SEPTEMBER 7-10, 2016

11TH ANNUAL COSMETIC CONFERENCE

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COSMETIC PHYSICIANSASOCP

SEPTEMBER 7-10, 2016

11TH ANNUAL COSMETIC CONFERENCE

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COSMETIC PHYSICIANSASOCP