This review specifically addresses the use of autologous grafts in rhinoplasty. Autologous
materials remain the preferred graft material for use in rhinoplasty because of their high …

Objective To systematically review the existing literature supporting the efficacy of modern-
day rhinoplasty techniques for treatment of nasal obstruction due to nasal valve …

The lateral crural strut graft is a new, versatile technique for reshaping, repositioning, or
reconstructing the lateral crura. These grafts are strips of autogenous cartilage that are …

Despite the apparent association of nasal airway obstruction with septal deviation and/or
inferior turbinate hypertrophy, increasing clinical evidence suggests that incompetence of …

One of the most common problems affecting both the primary and secondary rhinoplasty
patient is deformity of the alar rim. Typically, this deformity is caused by congenital …

This review specifically addresses the use of homologous grafts and allogenic implants in
rhinoplasty. It is important to stress that autologous materials remain the preferred graft …

Middle vault collapse narrows the internal nasal valve and impairs airflow through the nose.
Loss of structural integrity of the upper lateral cartilaginous vault, the cause of the middle …

Background Nasal valve collapse is relatively common with a lifetime prevalence of up to
13%. Etiologies include prior rhinoplasty, other surgical procedures, facial paralysis …

Accepted for publication 28 November 1997 The surgical goal of rhinoplasty is a nasal
skeleton with balanced individual components, which allows optimal function while dictating …

Background: Rhinoplasty remains one of the most challenging operations, as exemplified in
the Middle Eastern patient. The ill-defined, droopy tip, wide and high dorsum, and thick skin …