Journal archive · Revision and secondary rhinoplasty · Anatomy and nasal analysis · 2018
JAMA FPS JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery · 2018
Preoperative Photographing and Morphing for Predictable Profiles in Rhinoplasty: Precision Profileplasty
Apaydin F, Özücer B.
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Revision and secondary rhinoplasty
Between 5% and 15% of rhinoplasties are done again, and the published series say the second operation is a different problem from the first: the cartilage is gone, the skin is scarred and less able to survive, and the airway is usually part of the complaint.
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Anatomy and nasal analysis
Before any technique is chosen, the nose has to be read: the bone measured, the cartilage counted, the skin assessed, and the result the patient wants agreed on a photograph that is not yet true.
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