New England Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons

For next year's meeting: June 4–6, 2027!

Dear Members, Guests and Friends:

Thank you so very much for making this year's Annual Meeting in Kennebunkport, Maine such a huge success!

Everyone who attended the meeting—members, guests, residents, medical students and exhibitors—loved the meeting. They loved the meeting site. They loved the new schedule. They loved the food, especially Saturday night's Lobster Bake. And they loved being right by the ocean.

The meeting was definitely “something for everyone.”

Next year's Annual Meeting will be at the Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa in Groton, Connecticut, the weekend of June 4–6, 2027. We had our meeting there a few years ago, but in the meantime, they have renovated the sleeping rooms, so they are even more lovely than they were the last time we were there!

This fall, look for announcements about the Call for Abstracts for the 2027 Meeting. As I am sure you already know, I will be sending you my interesting and fun email reminders.

Until then, have a fabulous summer.

Sincerely,
Charlotte A. Constantian
Administrative Director, NESPRS

Welcome

The New England Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons is one of the oldest regional plastic surgery societies.

Organized by four forward-thinking plastic surgeons in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1959, the Society was founded on their belief in bringing plastic surgeons together to promote education, improve rapport and increase scientific knowledge.

Mission Statement

NESPRS

Education and Research

To promote educational and research activities in the field of plastic surgery.
To generate within its membership an increase in scientific knowledge.
To educate members and attendees through clinical or basic science presentations.

Standards and Ethics

To improve standards of practice of plastic and reconstructive surgery.
To promote and encourage the highest standards of ethical conduct among plastic and reconstructive surgeons practicing in New England.

Communication and Rapport

To improve rapport between plastic surgeons, patients and the general public.
To provide a medium for the exchange of information, ideas and knowledge relating to the art, science and development of plastic surgery.