Background: Injectable fillers are used worldwide to improve the appearance of the nose by
nonsurgical methods. The procedure is not without risks, as blindness and skin necrosis …

This article has overviewed complications of rhinoplasty. Generally, these complications fall
into two categories: aesthetic (that is, cosmetic sequelae that may require a revision …

Rhinoplasty continues to behoove even the most experienced facial plastic surgeons in
achieving long-term predictable success. To achieve the goals of a natural, refined, and …

Reports on rhinoplastic sequelae are infrequent. Reported incidence rates vary from 5% to
12%. The authors have an overall rate of 8%, with 6.5% of cases involving slight sequelae …

Although criticisms of the submucous resection of the nasal septum and turbinectomy have
been given, this is not to discredit these procedures when they are truly indicated. Certainly …

The author emphasizes that nasal implants made of pierced silicone material, or conchal
cartilage, are extremely satisfactory in selected cases. Their use should be restricted to …

Rhinoplasty is a demanding surgical procedure that tests both the artistic and the technical
skills of the aesthetic surgeon. Complications can be difficult to define when contrasted to …

Complications after rhinoplasty or septo-rhinoplasty are not only limited to the structural
support of the nose. Also skin and soft tissue complications following septorhinoplasty are …

Interest in liquid, or nonsurgical rhinoplasty, has increased in demand as patients pursue
less invasive techniques to achieve their aesthetic goals. Improved filler technology and …

Nasal reconstruction continues to be a formidable challenge for most plastic surgeons. This
article provides an overview of nasal reconstruction with brief descriptions of subtle nuances …