The lower lateral cartilage has intricate anatomical elements that define shape, projection,
and relations with other nasal tip structures. Good exposure of the lower lateral cartilages is …

The limited exposure of the lower lateral cartilage using the transcartilaginous approach
may result in significant asymmetries in the nasal tip, especially in the region of the nasal …

Rhinoplasty: An Accurate Method to Trim the Lower Lateral Ca... : Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery Rhinoplasty: An Accurate Method to Trim the Lower Lateral …

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 …

Open rhinoplasty has become a more common technique used to perform rhinoplasty over
the past two decades. This has occurred because the open approach does not have the …

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 …

There appears to be a renewed interests in the external approach to rhinoplasty, first
described 60 years ago, despite the external columellar incision, due to the excellent …

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 …

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 …

Background The nasal tip position and shape is critical to the overall view of the external
nose and is significant in planning rhinoplasty procedures. This study was designed to …