Many different materials have been used to provide augmentation of the nasal dorsum. This
includes both autogenous and homogenous materials, as well as allografts. Many times …

Background Surgical revision rate of rhinoplasty is from 5% to 15% in literature. Objective of
review In the context of post-rhinoplasty deformities, we aim to investigate the modalities of …

• We report 20 years of experience with conservative and cautious injection of small
amounts of medical-grade liquid silicone in 347 postrhinoplasty patients for a total of 1,937 …

Soft-tissue fillers have been applied throughout the face; however, the literature has largely
ignored the injection of fillers into the nasal anatomy. This Special Topic article reviews …

Rhinoplasty is a commonly performed cosmetic surgery. Clinicians are facing an increased
demand on non‐surgical procedures, therefore liquid rhinoplasty is gaining popularity …

The quest for nasal symmetry and balance with the face often mandates the need for
implantable materials to resculpt and often rebuild the nasal skeleton and overlying soft …

Implants and grafts are indicated in rhinosurgery because of aesthetic and functional
reasons. Mainly, they are inserted to support the nasal framework, to close obvious defects …

Rhinoplasty often requires the use of grafting material, and the goal of the specific graft
dictates the ideal characteristics of the material to be used. An ideal material would be …

• Many facial plastic surgeons use• operative steroids to reduce postoperative edema and
morbidity. This use of steroids is based more on theory and anecdotal experience than on …

Serious complications after rhinoplasty are rare but various. Much is written about cosmetic
failures, but less has been written about life-threatening complications of nasal surgery. The …