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 The aim of the study was to evaluate postoperative changes of the nasal tip in
patients who underwent internal nasal valve reconstruction with the auricular cartilage …

Nasal reconstruction has been refined to the point that its goals should include full
restoration of form and function in addition to providing an aesthetically-pleasing result …

Nasal obstruction may require treatment with rhinoplasty techniques. One cause of nasal
obstruction is known as nasal valve collapse. This refers to narrowness and weakness at the …

FIG. l.(left) L-shaped chondromucosal flap, markcd on the residual septum, taking more
mucoperichondrium than cartilage. Chisel used to free septum from its inferior attachmcnt …

Objectives: To present and evaluate outcomes with the seagull wing technique, which was
designed to replace the lower lateral cartilages and to reconstruct the nasal tip. Methods …

Objective To evaluate aesthetic and functional results of reconstruction of the nasal alar
subunit using free cartilage grafts with an interpolated cheek or forehead flap and a …

Background: Reconstruction of isolated nasal lining defects can be extraordinarily daunting.
This report defines the uniqueness of the surgical challenges inherent to reconstruction of …

Control over nasal tip projection is essential in rhinoplasty. Nasal projection is defined as the
length of the perpendicular drawn from the anterior facial plane to the tip‐defining point …

Objective To describe a 1-step nasal reconstruction technique for use in lieu of a
paramedian forehead flap that is usually raised at the location of the supratrochlear artery …