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Understanding the Nasal Airway: Principles and Practice : Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery Understanding the Nasal Airway: Principles and Practice : Plastic and …

Objective: To determine the efficacy of alar batten grafts for the correction of internal and
external nasal valve collapse. Design: In this retrospective study, a questionnaire was used …

The feeling of nasal patency is related to the dimensions of the nasal cavity. After aesthetic
reduction rhinoplasty, the cross‐sectional areas of the nose may decrease critically. In this …

Objective To describe a surgical technique (the conchal cartilage “butterfly” graft) which,
when used in properly selected patients, has been found to be a dependable method for …

This article has overviewed complications of rhinoplasty. Generally, these complications fall
into two categories: aesthetic (that is, cosmetic sequelae that may require a revision …

Objective To measure the efficacy of a specific midvault reconstruction technique (the
autospreader flap) in dorsal reductive rhinoplasty with a validated quality-of-life instrument …

Nasal airway obstruction is frequently synonymous with septal deviation or inferior turbinate
hypertrophy. Less readily appreciated is the fact that the mobile lateral nasal wall caudal to …

The study presents a comprehensive statistical analysis of a series of 500 consecutive
rhinoplasties of which 380 (76 per cent) were primary and 120 (24 per cent) were secondary …

Background The aim of this study was to describe the efficacy of alar batten graft in
correcting internal and external nasal valve collapse (inv and env) and evaluate the …