Introduction While septoplasty is a commonly performed operation in adults, its use in children is less frequent and controversial. Pediatric Septoplasty is also performed by a pediatric ENT specialist with unique training and equipped to handle an array of issues that arise when treating babies, children, and teens. Pediatric septoplasty was described as early as… [Read More]
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The Subalar Graft
Introduction The subalar graft, was developed to resolve the central facial skin surface anatomic asymmetries associated with a unilateral hypoplastic maxilla in the rhinoplasty patient. In addition to the common rhinoplasty patient complaints of nasal dorsal hump, wide nasal dorsum, boxy nasal tip, ptotic tip, projecting tip, etc. these patients exhibit a distinctive group of… [Read More]
Lateral Crural Tensioning and Articulated Alar Rim Grafts
Corresponding Author for Proof: Brian J.F. Wong MD, PhD Director, Fellowship in Facial Plastic Surgery University of California, Irvine 1002 Health Sciences Road Irvine, CA 92617 bjwong@uci.edu Phone: 949-463-2196 Financial Disclosures: The authors have nothing to disclose. Keywords: collapse, tensioning, tip, articulated alar rim grafts Introduction: The broad nasal tip is a common tip malformation… [Read More]
Photography for Rhinoplasty
Abstract The importance of consistent and high-quality photographic documentation of rhinoplasty patients cannot be understated. Herein we will review important concepts in medical photography and discuss how one can alter the quantity and quality of light that is captured by the camera. Equipment selection will be discussed, including camera, lens, and external lighting sources. We… [Read More]
Lateral Crural Flap Technique
Eric W. Cerrati, MDAssistant Professor, Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Division of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Regan Thomas, MDProfessor, Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL Corresponding Author: Eric W. Cerrati, MD30 No. 1900 E. Room 3C120 SOMSalt Lake City,… [Read More]
The Belt and Suspenders approach to Open Rhinoplasty: safe techniques for surgical educators to utilize in training resident surgeons and fellows.
Joseph J Rousso, MDjrousso@nyee.eduChief, Dvision of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive SurgeryAssociate ProfessorThe New York Eye & Ear Infirmary of Mount SinaiNew York, New York ABSTRACT Rhinoplasty is arguably the most complex technical procedure in the field of plastic surgery. On account of its unique anatomy and required technical capabilities, the open rhinoplasty surgery is a… [Read More]
Case Explication
Chief ComplaintNasal obstruction and nasal deformity History of Present Illness30 year old female presented to the office with complaints of long-standing right > left nasal obstruction. There were no alleviating or aggravating factors. She denied nasal trauma or a history of nasal surgery. Additionally, she had aesthetic concerns regarding her nose. She wanted reduction of… [Read More]
The Harvest of Costal Cartilage in Rhinoplasty
Introduction Autologous costal cartilage is an excellent source of grafting material in the nose. It has several advantages when compared to other autologous grafts. First of all, it is versatile and can be carved into many different shapes and sizes depending on the patient’s deformity. It is also more abundant and usually stronger than other… [Read More]
My Personal Approach and Philosophy
Revision rhinoplasty is a term that encompasses a wide spectrum of problems, from straightforward to complex. In an established revision practice, patients seeking con- sultation include many who have all but lost hope. Commonly, the experienced revision surgeon will find that significant improvement is possible (Fig. 18–1). However, to achieve success, it is important that… [Read More]
Revision tip rhinoplasty
Intro: Few operations in the entire field of plastic surgery are as challenging as revising a nasal tip that has been previously operated on. Achieving optimal aesthetics from distorted remnants of delicate cartilages may seem difficult, but to also contend with the vagaries of wound contracture, the frequent need to use cartilage from a distant… [Read More]