Orbs 2025

ORBS International Scientific Meeting

22-23 September 2025

Welcome to ORBS 2025

The meeting is being held in the historical Lace Market quarter in Nottingham city centre at the Nottingham Contemporary Art Gallery.

The ORBS contemporary programme will be debating difficult questions and clinical scenarios you will see in your practice. It will explore innovative techniques and approaches to improved outcomes in breast conserving techniques and implant reconstruction. Updates in autologous reconstruction, the axilla, management of complications and more.

Your ticket includes the main programme and workshops (excluding the CWPF mark-up workshop). There is an opportunity to book this hands-on workshop in CWPF mark-up but has limited places.

There are only 130 attending places for this meeting so book early to avoid missing out. An on-line attendance is possible.

We look forward to welcoming you in Nottingham.

Once registered and logged in you can book workshops and social events from your dashboard.

The Venue

Nottingham Contemporary Art Gallery

Nottingham

Weekday Cross, Nottingham, NG1 2GB

Location

How to attend

In Person

ORBS is back and welcomes delegates to come back to Nottingham in 2025. See some of the biggest names in Oncoplastic surgery present and debate the topics of the moment.

Ticket prices

Please select the relevant ticket and click the Register button to continue:

Consultant
£550.00
Trainee
£350.00
Please select one of the options
Register to attend In Person

Online

Be part of ORBS wherever you are. Online Registration allows you to watch live or at your convenience; visit online exhibitors and put your questions to the panel as if you were there.

Ticket prices

Please select the relevant ticket and click the Register button to continue:

Consultant
£275.00
Please select one of the options
Register to attend Online

Agenda

September

8:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Registration

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Breast Conserving Surgery

Evidence for oncoplastic surgery


Outcomes of perforator flaps in breast conserving surgery


Understanding the more difficult perforator flaps


Mammaplasty in the oncology setting – keys to success


Margin planning following NAC and oncoplastic surgery


Oncoplastic surgery in LABC

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Coffee

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Workshops

Difficult case MDT


CWPF


Complication management


Mammaplasty

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Lunch

2:00 PM - 2:45 PM

Workshops

Localisation


CWPF


Innovation


Mammaplasty

2:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Mastectomy

Getting better and safer outcomes


Best options in different breast types


Ideal techniques for different types of reconstruction


Evidence of our practice

3:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Coffee

4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Axilla & Radiotherapy

Evidence and trends in de-escalation


Options in reducing lymphoedema


Immediate lymphatic reconstruction


Update on lymphoedema surgery


Trends in radiotherapy


Radiotherapy and reconstruction

6:00 PM

Close of day and networking social event

Alex Munhoz

Alex Munhoz

São Paulo, Brazil
Stephen McCulley

Stephen McCulley

Nottingham, United Kingdom
Douglas Macmillan

Douglas Macmillan

Nottingham, United Kingdom
Jana de Boniface

Jana de Boniface

Stockholm, Sweden
Shelley Potter

Shelley Potter

Bristol, United Kingdom
Marzia Salgarello

Marzia Salgarello

Rome, Italy
John Murphy

John Murphy

Wilmslow, United Kingdom
Benjamin Safarti

Benjamin Safarti

Jaume Masia

Jaume Masia

Roy de Vita

Roy de Vita

Rome, Italy
Nicola Rocco

Nicola Rocco

Naples, Italy
Yazan Masannat

Yazan Masannat

Andrezej Piatkowski

Andrezej Piatkowski

Filip Stillaert

Filip Stillaert

Henry Cain

Henry Cain

Nadia Gilani

Nadia Gilani

Tuabin Rasheed

Tuabin Rasheed

Lisa Whisker

Lisa Whisker