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PubMed2000

Premaxillary augmentation: adjunct to rhinoplasty.

Recession of the premaxillary area is a relatively common deformity. Typically, it presents as a mild weakness of the central maxilla, but in certain instances, such as in the Black and Asian communities, it may be moderate to severe. This condition can be compounded by a narrow nasolabial angle, recessed alar bases, and sunken cheeks. To resolve this deficiency, a new design for premaxillary augmentation is suggested. A bat-shaped premaxillary implant is used for correction. The implant is introduced by means of an intranasal or intraoral approach, while the patient is under either local or general anesthesia. Thirty-three patients have been managed for premaxillary recession and have been corrected by premaxillary augmentation. Satisfactory cosmetic results have been achieved, with only a few minor complications.

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PubMed2006

Enophthalmos as a complication of rhinoplasty.

Silent sinus syndrome is a known clinical entity caused by negative sinus pressure from acquired obstruction of the maxillary sinus ostium with resulting enophthalmos and hypoglobus. We present a case in which, after septorhinoplasty, a patient developed progressive enophthalmos and hypoglobus. His evaluation was consistent with silent sinus syndrome. This case illustrates the complex reconstructive challenges of repairing an orbit in the setting of fistulization of the orbit with the maxillary sinus cavity. In particular, we highlight the inferior fornyx transconjunctival approach with simultaneous intranasal endoscopic maxillary sinus aeration.

Adult↗