Global interest in the preservation rhinoplasty has grown significantly following an editorial
by Daniel in which relatively destructive rhinoplasty techniques were called into question. 1 …

The technique and concept of Dorsal Preservation Rhinoplasty (DPR) has been used for
more than a century but only recently gained significant popularity along with specific …

Background Structural preservation techniques (SPR) minimize disruption of the dorsal
aesthetic lines, with potential aesthetic and functional benefits over conventional hump …

Background: Dorsal preservation rhinoplasty (PR-D) attempts to preserve as much of the
native nasal anatomy as possible when performing a hump reduction, but clinical outcomes …

For V-shaped nasal bones, the authors consider that ostectomy of the dorsal keystone area
can be avoided, and this has led to the development of a new preservation technique: the …

Background: Dorsal preservation rhinoplasty (DPR) has recently received significant
academic attention in part due to theoretical benefits over excisional surgical methods. The …

In the 1990s, 4 decades after Cottle's introduction of the push-down concept for dorsal
preservation (DP), Ishida described a new concept—dorsal modulation: splitting the …

Background: The literature reporting outcomes in crooked nose patients submitted to surface
dorsal preservation techniques is almost nonexistent. Objectives: To evaluate aesthetic and …

Background A new technique for dorsal preservation rhinoplasty that minimizes recurrent
hump deformity is introduced. Objectives The authors sought to present a novel dorsal roof …

Splitting the middle vault on an anatomical plane along the “Septal T” allows a new hybrid
perspective on the many modifications of “surface” preservation techniques. The “dorsal split …