Objective The aim of this study was to examine and analyze the pathology contributing to
severe bilateral nasal wall collapse seen in certain revision rhinoplasty patients and identify …

Background As a consequence of removal of the nasal hump, the upper lateral cartilages
are separated from the septal cartilage in reductive rhinoplasty. A decrease in the nasal …

Objective: To analyze the causes and the subsequent management of a collapsed valve and
lateral nasal wall. The causes, including both predisposing anatomy and the surgical …

Objectives: Permanent treatment for external nasal valve collapse (ENCV) is primarily
surgical. In some situations, instead of a major operation, the placement of structural alar rim …

Importance Nasal reconstruction after Mohs surgery is a unique challenge in that it must
satisfy both functional and aesthetic goals. Despite some advocacy in the literature for using …

Background: Preservation of the middle nasal vault has increasingly become a topic of
interest and concern in rhinoplasty. Resection of even a minute amount of roof during hump …

We present our experience of reconstruction of the nasal valve after iatrogenic collapse, and
evaluate the feasibility and outcome of composite grafts. We selected all collapsed nasal …

Nasal obstruction is one of the most common complaints in the otolaryngology clinic. It can
be a complex problem and may be multifactorial. Nasal valve dysfunction can be a cause of …

OBJECTIVE A new operative technique to improve nasal valve collapse by placement of
cartilage struts along the alar rim was compared with the standard nasal valve cartilage graft …

OBJECTIVE: In our study, we showed that the septal extension graft (SEG) technique, which
we applied for nasal projection in rhinoplasty surgery, increases the tension of the lateral …