Most salivary gland tumors are located in the parotid gland, and 70% to 80% of these
neoplasms are benign. 1, 2 Tumor resection may involve partial, superficial, total, or radical …

Surgical resection of parotid tumors leads to a loss in lateral facial volume, resulting in a
noticeable facial deformity with asymmetry. This defect can vary from a small posterior …

Parotidectomy is commonly performed to address benign and malignant processes
involving the parotid gland itself, aggressive cutaneous facial tumors, and adjacent head …

Background: Radical parotidectomy presents a unique combination of reconstructive
challenges. The high visibility of the region and the specialized structures involved create an …

Parotidectomy is a widely performed procedure for various indications, including benign and
malignant conditions. For malignant neoplasms of the parotid gland or metastatic disease, it …

Deep-lobe parotid tumors are relatively uncommon. Most of these tumors present as
external masses. They can also present in the oral cavity or oropharynx. Magnetic …

The facelift incision and allograft dermis implants have been used in parotid surgery to
improve esthetic outcomes. We commonly use these techniques in patients with benign …

Parotidectomy is a mainstay of treatment for benign and malignant parotid lesions in
children and adults. Depending on surgical methods used and tumor size, parotidectomy …

Background Parotid deep lobe tumors have usually been removed by total parotidectomy,
which has functional and aesthetic side effects. Limited partial parotidectomy may result in …

Parotidectomy is a common surgical procedure. Resultant contour defect, Frey's syndrome,
and facial nerve rehabilitation deserve special consideration. Microsurgical techniques …