The principles of preservation rhinoplasty are to respect conserve or restore the soft tissue
envelope ligaments, minimize the resection of cartilage through reorientation and to keep …

The primary responsibilities of the nose include heating, humidifying, and filtering inspired
air before reaching the larynx, trachea, and lungs. This is accomplished via a balance of …

Background Although frequently performed in rhinoplasty, nasal osteotomies have been
unpredictable in consistently controlling postoperative alterations in bony morphology in …

The middle nasal vault is significant for its aesthetic and functional properties [1]. This area,
which is a transition zone between the nasal tip and nasal bones, plays an important role in …

Background Reduction rhinoplasties, regardless of the methods used (structural or
preservation), can cause a reduction in the internal nasal volume, which may lead to …

Background Nasal valve collapse is relatively common with a lifetime prevalence of up to
13%. Etiologies include prior rhinoplasty, other surgical procedures, facial paralysis …

Objective To determine the efficacy of a new surgical procedure to correct symptoms of
nasal obstruction secondary to internal nasal valve narrowing. Design Consecutive case …

Objective. To evaluate the association between nasal obstruction and (1) demographic
factors,(2) medical history,(3) physical tests, and (4) nasal exam findings. Study Design …

Objective: To compare the patient-reported outcomes among patients with nasal obstruction
undergoing two rhinoplasty techniques to a control group. Methods: Prospective longitudinal …

Objective Rhinoplasty, a surgical procedure that alters the shape or appearance of the nose
while preserving or enhancing the nasal airway, ranks among the most commonly …