This webinar will demonstrate how to design molds using flexible materials as an alternative to rigid gypsum stone for complex facial prostheses that involve challenging remnant anatomy and undercuts.

Presenter: Andrew Etheridge MFA, CFo, CFm, C.Ped, CCA

Bio: Andrew Etheridge is full time faculty and clinician at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore Maryland. Mr. Etheridge is teaching courses in the first and newly established Clinical Anaplastology Master of Science program offered through the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Department of Art as Applied to Medicine.  Andrew is a board certified clinical anaplastologist with credentials in the orthotics and prosthetics field and is currently in the process of credentialing in ocularisty. His expertise lies in facial, somato, pedorthic care, and 3D technologies. He has served as the Director of the Board for the International Anaplastology Association (IAA) and currently serves as Vice President of the Board for Certification in Clinical Anaplastology (BCCA). Andrew Etheridge has made multiple contributions in both the world of fine art as well as the field of anaplastology.  Since joining the profession in 2012, Andrew has received numerous awards and recognitions for leadership and excellence within the field.  He strives to push the specialty forward, using new techniques, technology, and materials to facilitate the best patient care possible.