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The Emerging Role of Fresh Frozen Rib Cartilage in Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty, like every other facial reshaping surgery, poses challenges in achieving exactly the result the patient desires. Thus it is no surprise that the revision rates in rhinoplasty are not low. A result can look just fine early after surgery to eventually progress to irregularities and asymmetries as full healing and scar contracture exert their Read More…

Preventing Supratip Fullness after Primary Rhinoplasty

While there are many potential adverse aesthetic issues that can occur after a rhinoplasty surgery, the pollybeak deformity is one of the most common. This refers to excessive fullness in the supratip area. This results in an upleasant roundness about the point of peak tip projection and disrupts a desired smooth dorsal line. It can Read More…

ePTFE Paranasal Augmentation in Asian Rhinoplasty

Paranasal augmentation is a specific form of midface skeletal enhancement that is isolated to the side of the nose. It is anatomically identified externally at the junction of the nose and the face along the alar-facial crease. This is a naturally flat to concave part of the face that can become exaggerated in certain type Read More…

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