Corrective nasal operations are some of the most commonly performed operations in
otorhinolaryngology. According to the authors and their experience, based on 820 patients …

The aim of this study is to compare classical and modern rhinoseptoplasty techniques based
on 20 years of experience. The contingent of the research are 352 patients, operated by us …

The nasal pyramid is an essential structure in the physiognomy of the individual, and the
external appearance of the nose is very important in the modern society in which we find …

Background: Rhinoseptoplasty surgery is fundamental to correct many defects and
dentoesqueletic craneo-maxilo-facial alterations in an integral way, whether with functional …

Purpose: The aim in this study is to compare the functional results of open septorhinoplasty
with and without osteotomies performed with the aim of increasing respiratory functions and …

The objectives of the surgical technique septorhinoplasty are to remodel and redesign the
nose, to remove the excessive bone and cartilaginous structures, and/or to correct the nasal …

Objective: This study was aimed to assess the early morphological results of a new
septorhinoplasty technique based on disarticulation (SRD) between bony and cartilaginous …

Introduction. Rhinoseptoplasty is considered the most challenging operation because many
techniques have to be taken into consideration to achieve an optimal aesthetic and …

Rhinoseptoplasty is regarded to be associated with many risks as the expectations of patient
and physician are not always corresponding. Limited predictability is mainly due to the …

INTRODUCTION: Septorhinoplasty is derived from a greek word rhis means the nose and
plassein means to shape. Hence it is a surgical procedure mainly aimed at working on the …