Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty
1. Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. vi 8. Preface - p. xiii 9. Acknowledgments - p. xiv 10. List of Illustrations - p. xix 11. List of Tables - p. xx 12. Videos - p. xx 13. Section 1. General Concepts - p. xx 14. 1. History of rhinoplasty - p. 1 15. 2. Surgical anatomy of the nose - p. 5.e2 16. 3. Nasal analysis - p. 5.e12 17. 4. Nasal surface aesthetics - p. 6 18. 5. Photography and imaging in rhinoplasty - p. 16 19. 6. Rhinoplasty and attractiveness - p. 25.e2 20. 7. Rhinoplasty: Psychological evaluation and management - p. 25.e10 21. 8. Long-term results in rhinoplasty - p. 26 22. 9. Technology in rhinoplasty - p. 33 23. 10. Reducing complications in rhinoplasty - p. 36 24. 11. Nasal airway management in rhinoplasty - p. 50.e3 25. 12. Cartilage grafting in rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction - p. 50.e10 26. 13. Alloplasts in nasal surgery - p. 50.e27 27. Section 2. Surgical Approaches - p. 50.e35 28. 14. Evolution of rhinoplasty - p. 51 29. 15. Open rhinoplasty: General considerations - p. 55 30. 16. Primary open structure rhinoplasty - p. 60 31. 17. Secondary rhinoplasty via the external approach - p. 79 32. 18. Principles and techniques in endonasal rhinoplasty - p. 89 33. 19. Primary endonasal rhinoplasty: Double-dome technique via intercartilaginous dome delivery - p. 102 34. 20. Endonasal rhinoplasty: Transcartilaginous approach - p. 116 35. 21. Endonasal revision rhinoplasty - p. 127 36. 22. Endonasal rhinoplasty: Structural grafting - p. 139 37. 23. Preservation rhinoplasty: Open approach - p. 150 38. 24. Preservation rhinoplasty: Endonasal approach - p. 164 39. 25. Rejuvenation rhinoplasty - p. 169 40. 26. Feminization rhinoplasty - p. 175 41. 27. Primary cleft-lip rhinoplasty - p. 179 42. 28. Secondary cleft-lip rhinoplasty - p. 185 43. 29. Liquid rhinoplasty - p. 198 44. Section 3. Correction of Nasal Deformities - p. 216.e2 45. 30. Correction of the pinched nasal tip deformity - p. 217 46. 31. The management of alar-columellar disproportion - p. 225 47. 32. Correction of the overprojected nose - p. 243 48. 33. Correction of the underprojected nose - p. 255 49. 34. Correction of the overrotated nose - p. 265 50. 35. Dorsal hump reduction and osteotomies—a structural approach - p. 272 51. 36. Correction of the ptotic tip - p. 279 52. 37. Correction of pollybeak deformity - p. 284 53. 38. Correction of lower lateral cartilage cephalic malposition - p. 293 54. 39. Correction of nasal tip deficiency - p. 300 55. 40. Correction of saddle nose deformities - p. 314 56. 41. Correction of the crooked nose - p. 318.e2 57. 42. The management of thin and compromised skin in open rhinoplasty - p. 319 58. 43. Rhinoplasty in patients with thick skin: Aesthetic considerations and surgical approach - p. 327 59. 44. Correction of rhinophyma - p. 336 60. 45. Nasal skin cancer reconstruction: Local and regional flaps - p. 340 61. Section 4. Techniques and Pearls - p. 358.e1 62. 46. Tip-shaping finesse - p. 359 63. 47. Suturing techniques to refine the nasal tip - p. 365 64. 48. Tip grafts - p. 375 65. 49. The structured mobile tripod technique: A universal approach to nasal tip modification - p. 383 66. 50. Alar grafts - p. 398 67. 51. Alar rim modifications - p. 408 68. 52. Lateral crural modifications - p. 416 69. 53. Multilayer tip grafting - p. 439 70. 54. The free nasal SMAS graft - p. 443 71. 55. Techniques and pearls of alar base modification - p. 447 72. 56. Avoiding complications in alar base reduction - p. 454 73. 57. Dorsal reconstruction in secondary rhinoplasty - p. 464 74. 58. The middle vault: Upper lateral cart ilage modifications - p. 481 75. 59. Nasal osteotomies - p. 489 76. 60. Repair of acute nasal fracture - p. 500.e2 77. 61. Rib cartilage harvest - p. 501 78. 62. Techniques and pearls—diced cartilage grafting - p. 505 79. 63. The versatility of diced cartilage grafts in rhinoplasty - p. 509 80. 64. Septoplasty: From basic to advanced - p. 527 81. 65. Mandibular implants - p. 535.e3 82. Index - p. 536
Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty
1. Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. vi 8. Preface - p. xiii 9. Acknowledgments - p. xiv 10. List of Illustrations - p. xix 11. List of Tables - p. xx 12. Videos - p. xx 13. Section 1. General Concepts - p. xx 14. 1. History of rhinoplasty - p. 1 15. 2. Surgical anatomy of the nose - p. 5.e2 16. 3. Nasal analysis - p. 5.e12 17. 4. Nasal surface aesthetics - p. 6 18. 5. Photography and imaging in rhinoplasty - p. 16 19. 6. Rhinoplasty and attractiveness - p. 25.e2 20. 7. Rhinoplasty: Psychological evaluation and management - p. 25.e10 21. 8. Long-term results in rhinoplasty - p. 26 22. 9. Technology in rhinoplasty - p. 33 23. 10. Reducing complications in rhinoplasty - p. 36 24. 11. Nasal airway management in rhinoplasty - p. 50.e3 25. 12. Cartilage grafting in rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction - p. 50.e10 26. 13. Alloplasts in nasal surgery - p. 50.e27 27. Section 2. Surgical Approaches - p. 50.e35 28. 14. Evolution of rhinoplasty - p. 51 29. 15. Open rhinoplasty: General considerations - p. 55 30. 16. Primary open structure rhinoplasty - p. 60 31. 17. Secondary rhinoplasty via the external approach - p. 79 32. 18. Principles and techniques in endonasal rhinoplasty - p. 89 33. 19. Primary endonasal rhinoplasty: Double-dome technique via intercartilaginous dome delivery - p. 102 34. 20. Endonasal rhinoplasty: Transcartilaginous approach - p. 116 35. 21. Endonasal revision rhinoplasty - p. 127 36. 22. Endonasal rhinoplasty: Structural grafting - p. 139 37. 23. Preservation rhinoplasty: Open approach - p. 150 38. 24. Preservation rhinoplasty: Endonasal approach - p. 164 39. 25. Rejuvenation rhinoplasty - p. 169 40. 26. Feminization rhinoplasty - p. 175 41. 27. Primary cleft-lip rhinoplasty - p. 179 42. 28. Secondary cleft-lip rhinoplasty - p. 185 43. 29. Liquid rhinoplasty - p. 198 44. Section 3. Correction of Nasal Deformities - p. 216.e2 45. 30. Correction of the pinched nasal tip deformity - p. 217 46. 31. The management of alar-columellar disproportion - p. 225 47. 32. Correction of the overprojected nose - p. 243 48. 33. Correction of the underprojected nose - p. 255 49. 34. Correction of the overrotated nose - p. 265 50. 35. Dorsal hump reduction and osteotomies—a structural approach - p. 272 51. 36. Correction of the ptotic tip - p. 279 52. 37. Correction of pollybeak deformity - p. 284 53. 38. Correction of lower lateral cartilage cephalic malposition - p. 293 54. 39. Correction of nasal tip deficiency - p. 300 55. 40. Correction of saddle nose deformities - p. 314 56. 41. Correction of the crooked nose - p. 318.e2 57. 42. The management of thin and compromised skin in open rhinoplasty - p. 319 58. 43. Rhinoplasty in patients with thick skin: Aesthetic considerations and surgical approach - p. 327 59. 44. Correction of rhinophyma - p. 336 60. 45. Nasal skin cancer reconstruction: Local and regional flaps - p. 340 61. Section 4. Techniques and Pearls - p. 358.e1 62. 46. Tip-shaping finesse - p. 359 63. 47. Suturing techniques to refine the nasal tip - p. 365 64. 48. Tip grafts - p. 375 65. 49. The structured mobile tripod technique: A universal approach to nasal tip modification - p. 383 66. 50. Alar grafts - p. 398 67. 51. Alar rim modifications - p. 408 68. 52. Lateral crural modifications - p. 416 69. 53. Multilayer tip grafting - p. 439 70. 54. The free nasal SMAS graft - p. 443 71. 55. Techniques and pearls of alar base modification - p. 447 72. 56. Avoiding complications in alar base reduction - p. 454 73. 57. Dorsal reconstruction in secondary rhinoplasty - p. 464 74. 58. The middle vault: Upper lateral cart ilage modifications - p. 481 75. 59. Nasal osteotomies - p. 489 76. 60. Repair of acute nasal fracture - p. 500.e2 77. 61. Rib cartilage harvest - p. 501 78. 62. Techniques and pearls—diced cartilage grafting - p. 505 79. 63. The versatility of diced cartilage grafts in rhinoplasty - p. 509 80. 64. Septoplasty: From basic to advanced - p. 527 81. 65. Mandibular implants - p. 535.e3 82. Index - p. 536