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[Rhinoplasty "from mouth to nose"].
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Cleft lip rhinoplasty: the role of bone and cartilage grafts.
Correction of the cleft lip nasal deformity involves repositioning of the lower lateral cartilage on the cleft side to raise the dome, lengthening the columella and bringing it toward the midline, and correcting any asymmetries of the nasal floor. Additional structural support in the form of bone or cartilage grafts is often required in order to achieve the desired projection and angularity. Our experience with these grafts in a large number of patients over the past 20 years has shown them to produce good, predictable results that are long lasting, with minimum donor site morbidity. Long-term follow-up indicates that these grafts maintain their volume and original features, resulting in satisfaction among our patients.
[Principles of reduction rhinoplasty].
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[Secondary correction following esthetic rhinoplasties].
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Rhinoplasty: the retractable roof.
A new operative technique is described in which the natural curved nasal dorsum is retained in a modified fashion. Specifically, the nasal dorsum is elevated, the nasal height is reduced, and then the newly designed roof is lowered. Based on a minimum 1-year follow-up of 14 patients and a total experience of 28 patients, the procedure has the following advantages: (1) near normal anatomic structure is retained, (2) common secondary dorsal deformities are avoided, (3) the retained roof can function as a spreader graft, (4) the skin attachment with its attendant blood supply is preserved, and (5) the graft can be removed primarily or easily modified secondarily. Disadvantages appear to be the need for greater finesse and a limited follow-up of 2 years.
[Significance of the micro-chisel osteotomy for esthetics in functional rhinoplasty].
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[Postoperative dynamics of the tip of the nose following rhinoplasty].
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[Evaluating the success of corrective rhinoplasty].
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[Pyodermatitis of the nasal pyramid disclosing a complication of rhinoplasty with silicone implant].
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[Experience with corrective rhinoplasty].
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[Difficulties in rhinoplasty].
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[Anesthesia in rhinoplasty. Our experience].
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[A new pattern of silastic prosthesis for augmentation rhinoplasty].
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[New concepts of rhinoplasty].
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