The marriage of endonasal rhinoplasty with structural grafting has resulted in more
consistent rhinoplasty results. The nasal base can be stabilized by tongue-in-groove …

Gaining, improving, and maintaining nasal tip projection is one of the most essential
elements of successful endonasal rhinoplasty. For years the hallmark of inadequate nasal …

IN THE 20TH CENTURY, 2 MA-jor divisions of rhino-plasty emerged. Initially, the septum
and the supporting cartilages of the nose were tackled without exposing the nasal dorsum to …

The primary objective of rhinoplasty is to create predictable changes in nasal contour while
maximizing nasal function. Reproducible, consistent outcomes in rhinoplasty come with the …

Revision rhinoplasty often requires the performance of a limited number of corrective tasks
on a patient's nose that otherwise has many favorable characteristics. The endonasal …

Structure rhinoplasty and preservation rhinoplasty are two important rhinoplasty
philosophies that have been around for many years. Structure rhinoplasty was introduced in …

Over the past 20 years, my experience of using a variety of eclectic techniques in rhinoplasty
performed primarily by way of the endonasal delivery flap approach has evolved into a …

The incidence of aesthetic and functional complications of rhinoplasty can be decreased by
preserving supportstructures of the nose. This is particularly important in patients at high risk …

Successful outcomes in rhinoplasty depend more on diagnosis than on approach or
technique. When the needs of each patient are assessed on multiple occasions, operative …

What rhinoplasty surgeon has not been frustrated by unmet expectations from unreliable
graft materials? The quest for an ideal graft continues. Septal cartilage is not always …