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Predictable Tip Rotation in Rhinoplasty

The shape of the tip of the nose is one of the modifiable areas in rhinoplasty. With the visibility offered with an open technique, the tip cartilages can be resected, sutured and cartilage grafted to achieve a new tip shape. One of the most common requested tip changes is for increased rotation particularly amongst female Read More…

The Medial Epicanthoplasty in Asian Eyelid Surgery

The lack of a well defined upper eyelid crease in combination with an epicanthal fold is the most common aesthetic Asian eyelid ‘deformity’. I put the word deformity in parentheses because it is very common to have a monolid in Asians and it is not really a true deformity in the biologic sense. But it Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Reconstruction of the Burned Ear

Background: As a projecting facial structure the ear is exposed to a variety of traumatic insults. One such type of traumatic ear injury is that of burns. Most commonly occurring in house and other entrapped fire situations, the sustained exposure  to high heat often causes a melted ear appearance. The anterior exposed ear surface often Read More…

Management Strategies for the Thickness-Skinned Nose in Rhinoplasty

The thickness of the nasal skin has a well known important influence on the outcome of rhinoplasty. Such skin thickness can have either be a favorable or an unfavorable effect on the eventual shape of the nose. By far surgeons would much rather have thinner skin but there is no avoiding the thick-skinned rhinoplasty patient Read More…

5-FU Injections in Postoperative Rhinoplasty Management

Rhinoplasty surgery produces an expected amount of swelling and bruising based on the extent of the surgery. Like all facial surgeries the swelling and bruising is temporary and takes time go resolve. The swelling from rhinoplasty, however, is well known to be prolonged and is most manifest in the tip area. The tip swelling can Read More…

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