Patients with thick skin are a challenge in facial plastic surgery. Rhinoplasty is still the most
frequently performed facial plastic procedure worldwide and it becomes very difficult to …

Background The nasal soft tissue envelope affects the final rhinoplasty result, and can limit
the expected improvement. Currently, no dependable and objective test exists to measure …

Objective The purpose of this systematic review is to critically examine the literature
published on rhinoplasties in thick-skinned patients to determine how to maximize outcomes …

Background Edema persists for months after rhinoplasty. Numerous modalities have been
described to counteract postoperative edema. Objective To evaluate the effect of …

Importance Preoperative assessment of nasal soft-tissue envelope (STE) thickness is an
important component of rhinoplasty that presently lacks validated tools. Objective To …

Background This study aimed to evaluate the impact of isotretinoin therapy on the nasal skin
thickness and elasticity with regard to implications for rhinoplasty Methods A total of 40 acne …

The pollybeak deformity is one of the commonest causes of revision rhinoplasty. The Middle
Eastern nose has certain criteria that predispose to the development of pollybeak deformity …

Supratip fullness, also known as polly beak deformity, remains a common complication and
factor of patient dissatisfaction after rhinoplasty. The aim of this study is to map the available …

Background Comparative studies have shown little statistical difference in outcomes
following rhinoplasty, demonstrating near equivalent results across all surgical techniques …

Importance: Predicting nasal soft tissue envelope (STE) thickness is an important
component of the preoperative evaluation for rhinoplasty that presently lacks validated tools …