… to conclude functional rhinoplasty must address the nasal airway as … Turbinates are projections
on the nasal sidewall which contain bone, … ENV dysfunction can be static or dynamic [17]. …

… dysfunction is the goal of the functional nasal examination. Subjective obstruction or visible
collapse of the nasal sidewall … In the latter, sinus treatment before functional rhinoplasty may …

… The FACE-Q nasal satisfaction median scores also … nasal function, nor adverse aesthetic
outcomes in the patients with lateral wall insufficiency treated with functional rhinoplasty …

… functional rhinoplasty were included in this study. The VAS and NOSE scores indicated
functional … to a weakness in the integrity of the upper lateral cartilage or nasal side wall. …

… dysfunction is a potential etiology of the patients nasal … If necessary, placement of grafts
along the nasal sidewall can be … disrupt other modifications made during prior rhinoplasty. …

… in rhinoplasty surgery to treat the dorsal upper and middle thirds as well as lateral sidewalls
of the nose… bone and cartilage reshaping for both functional concerns like trauma, congenital …

… assessment of asymmetries in the nasal sidewalls and the tip… to a dysfunctional airway
due to compromise of the nasal valve—… This makes an external and internal and functional …

… and physiology of the nasal sidewall and nasal valves and … diagnoses LWI or nasal valve
dysfunction. Additionally, these … or adjunctive techniques to open rhinoplasty to improve LWI. …

… Cleft rhinoplasty holds a special place in the field of rhinoplasty, characterized by severe
cosmetic distortion and functional dysfunction. Primary and secondary cleft rhinoplasty carry …

… Goals of secondary rhinoplasty include relief of nasal … of the nasal base and tip, and
management of nasal scarring … rates of nasal obstruction, obstructive sleep apnea, and functional …