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Long term evaluation of the Goldman nasal tip procedure. A ten-year follow-up

Abstract Many skilled surgeons are hesitant to apply the Goldman technique to their patients in fear of the consequences on the external nasal valve and overall to the nasal patency due to the fact, that it is an irreversible technique. In this study we prove that these fears are unjustified because both the aesthetic and… [Read More]

Filed Under: Nasal Tip & Aesthetics Tagged With: Nasal Tip, nasal valve, Rhinoplasty

Tip Rhinoplasty: Alar Structural Support Techniques

Tip Rhinoplasty: Alar Structural Support Techniques

Corresponding Author:Ira Papel, MD The authors have nothing to disclose. Abstract/Synopsis: The facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon must carefully consider both nasal form and function to successfully perform rhinoplasty surgery.  This chapter highlights important nasal anatomy, preoperative considerations, and various techniques to improve the structural support of the alae.  Structural techniques involving cartilage grafts, suture… [Read More]

Filed Under: Nasal Tip & Aesthetics, Table of Contents Tagged With: functional nasal surgery, nasal alar support, nasal valve, Rhinoplasty, tip rhinoplasty, USA

Management of the middle vault

Abstract Special anatomic features determining both nasal aesthetics and function make middle vault surgery a challenging task for the rhinoplastic surgeon. Spreader grafts and spreader flaps, the split hump technique and the use of diced cartilage with fascia are some of the most common tools currently used for correction. The techniques described in this article… [Read More]

Filed Under: Midvault & Internal Nasal Valve Tagged With: Crooked nose, Germany, middle vault, nasal hump, nasal valve, nose, plastic surgery, Rhinoplasty, Saddle Nose Deformity, septum

Surgical Treatment of Nasal Obstruction in Rhinoplasty

Abstract Often, rhinoplasty patients present not just for aesthetic correction, but for improvement of their nasal breathing due to functional abnormalities or problems. Because the aesthetic and functional problems must be addressed together, an understanding of both the internal and external anatomy is essential. In this article, the authors review the differential diagnosis of nasal… [Read More]

Filed Under: Functional & Reconstructive Rhinoplasty Tagged With: batten grafts, continuing medical education, nasal obstruction, nasal valve, Rhinoplasty, septoplasty, spreader grafts, turbinate reduction, USA

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