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Frederic Braccini

Posted on October 2nd, 2011

Frédéric Braccini, MD
Institut Azuréen d'Orl et de Chirurgie de la Face
25 avenue Jean Médecin
06000 Nice , France
Mail contact: f_braccini@hotmail.com
Website: www.braccini.net

Jérome Paris, MD
Institut Euro Méditerranéen de Chirurgie Plastique & esthétique
13, rue Roux de Brignoles
13006 Marseille FRANCE
Mail contact: paris.J@wanadoo.fr
Website: www.iemcep.com

Rhinoplasty surgical procedure is one of the most interesting and complex aesthetic surgical procedure… proved by the number of secondary rhinoplasties.
The main goal of  aesthetic  and artistic rhinoplasty is to achieve a natural look of beauty enhancement and most harmonious face.
There is no one standart rhinoplasty but  many rhinoplasties that have to suit to each patient.
Quest of beauty is everyone demand for a better well being and self confidence.
Rhinoplasty has to improve facial aesthetics and to improve nasal breathing function which is also an important point for patients.

Tags: Rhinoplasty, Tip
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Posted on April 23rd, 2011

Frédéric Braccini, MD
Institut Azuréen d'Orl et de Chirurgie de la Face
25 avenue Jean Médecin
06000 Nice, France
Mail contact: f_braccini@hotmail.com
Website: www.braccini.net

Jérome Paris, MD
Institut Euro Méditerranéen de Chirurgie Plastique & esthétique
13, rue Roux de Brignoles
13006 Marseille, France
Mail contact: paris.J@wanadoo.fr
Website: www.iemcep.com

Rhinoplasty surgical procedure is one of the most interesting and complex aesthetic surgical procedure… proved by the number of secondary rhinoplasties.

The main goal of  aesthetic  and artistic rhinoplasty is to achieve a natural look of beauty enhancement and most harmonious face.

There is no one standart rhinoplasty but  many rhinoplasties that have to suit to each patient.

Quest of beauty is everyone demand for a better well being and self confidence.

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M. Laurent Castillo

Posted on March 27th, 2011

M. Laurent Castillo, MD
Professor of Clinical Otolaryngology – Head and neck surgery
Head and neck institute

M. Charles Savoldelli, MD
Fellow of Oral and Maxillofacial surgery
University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis, France
Head and neck institute

The internal approach in rhinoplasty requires a surgical experience and an artistic perspective to provide adequate results on nasal deformities. The external approach allows cartilage shaping and grafting through a wider exposition of the entire nasal structure (bones and cartilages), but leaves a columellar scar. The wide marginal approach is known as open rhinoplasty without skin-columella incision. It was first described by guerrerosantos [1] in 1987. This procedure was originally introduced to lessen the complications seen with the open approach, while keeping the advantages of a better exposition insufficient with closed rhinoplasties. Although scarcely discussed in the literature, this approach can be proposed to a patient refusing the open approach when needed to address difficult tips.

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