Inadequate nasal tip projection is the most common problem of primary and secondary
rhinoplasty. Inadequate nasal tip projection with inadequate septal support requires an …

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 …

Numerous materials have been suggested for correction of nasal defects, especially for the
saddle nose. We present here our experience with the autogenous cartilage transplant from …

PURPOSE: To evaluate the problems encountered on revising a multiply operated nose and
the methods used in correcting such problems. PATIENTS AND METHODS: The study …

Primary and secondary nasal tip deformities can be repaired more easily with an open
technique rather than with the traditional closed methods that have been used for the over …

Background: All grafts present the potential problem of late visibility, distortion, and
(occasionally) absorption. To overcome these problems and obtain a smoother surface, in …

Revision rhinoplasty presents numerous challenges to the facial plastic surgeon. From the
initial preoperative evaluation, the surgeon has the difficult task of recognizing and …

Most techniques for secondary rhinoplasty assume that useful residual remnants of the tip
cartilages remain, but frequently the alar cartilages are missing—unilaterally, bilaterally …

Advances in grafting techniques have provided the basis for a paradigm shift in rhinoplasty
in which purely reductive techniques have been largely supplanted by structurally sound …

We describe our experience with autogenous septal cartilage onlay grafts for augmentation
of the nasal dorsum in primary and secondary rhinoplasty cases. After careful nasofacial …