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Nostril Narrowing in the Wide Nasal Tip

The nostrils are essentially the only non-osteocartilaginous part of the nose that can be surgically modified. While the lower alar cartilages do provide some structural support this is closer to the tip than the nostril base. The lateral or base of the nose is composed only of soft tissues regardless of how wide or narrow Read More…

A Cadaveric Study of the 9th and 10th Costal Ribs for Rhinoplasty

Cartilage grafting in rhinoplasty is a commonly used technique for structural support and airway improvement. In many cases the adjoining septum provides a convenient and structurally straight source for the donor cartilage. When septal cartilage is insufficient or unavailable many surgeons choose the ear as the donor site. Besides being a limited source of cartilage Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Reshaping the Male Bulbous Nasal Tip

Background: The male rhinoplasty patient usually requests several basic nose shape improvements. The most common ones are to have a straight dorsal line (hump removal), improve a low hanging nasal tip and/or achieving a slimmer nose particularly in the tip area. While there are variations in requesting these basic changes the broad, fat or wide Read More…

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