Background Full‐thickness skin grafting (FTSG) is an option for reconstruction of nasal
defects. Objective To correlate the clinical outcome of FTSG on the nose with donor site …

Background Full‐thickness skin grafts (FTSGs) are useful for reconstructing nasal defects.
Traditional reported donor sites include the preauricular, postauricular, supraclavicular …

Skin grafting in nasal reconstruction, long used by dermatologists, can provide superior
results and can well be the “go to” procedure for nasal reconstruction. The upper two-thirds …

Background: Full-thickness skin grafts are traditionally thought of as inferior alternatives to
local flaps in nasal reconstruction. Objective: Our purpose was to demonstrate that full …

BACKGROUND A large proportion of facial skin cancers occur on the nose, and defects after
Mohs surgery in this location often present a reconstructive challenge. For intermediate …

background. Full‐thickness skin grafting following Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS) of the
nasal tip and ala provides easy postoperative wound care and avoids functional impairment …

In spite of occasional difficulties in matching local skin color and texture, full-thickness skin
graft reconstruction is usually a more satisfactory procedure than skin flap surgery for nasal …

MATERIALS AND METHODS Between January 2017 and December 2018, all patients
undergoing soft tissue reconstruction of the nose were included in the study. Patients …

Background: A full-thickness skin graft is generally not considered the ideal replacement for
the thick, sebaceous skin of the nasal tip, ala, lower sidewalls, or dorsum. Instead, many …

Skin Grafts vs Local Flaps for Reconstruction of Nasal Defects: A Retrospective Cohort Study:
JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery: Vol 17, No 4 Mary Ann Liebert Logo This Journal Anywhere Quick …