Concise yet comprehensive, Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty, 2nd Edition, allows you to tap into the knowledge and expertise of leading reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgeons to achieve the results your patients expect. This multimedia resource provides expert guidance from Drs. Babak Azizzadeh, Paul S. Nassif, Grace Lee Peng, William Numa, Calvin Johnson, Jr., Mark R. Murphy, and other renowned surgeons who guide you through open and endonasal primary and secondary rhinoplasty techniques. Step-by-step procedures, color line drawings, intraoperative photographs, and narrated videos help you master the nuances of each technique, avoid pitfalls, manage complications, and optimize results for every patient.
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. Video contents - p. xviii 11. List of Illustrations - p. xix 12. List of Tables - 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
Concise yet comprehensive, Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty, 2nd Edition, allows you to tap into the knowledge and expertise of leading reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgeons to achieve the results your patients expect. This multimedia resource provides expert guidance from Drs. Babak Azizzadeh, Paul S. Nassif, Grace Lee Peng, William Numa, Calvin Johnson, Jr., Mark R. Murphy, and other renowned surgeons who guide you through open and endonasal primary and secondary rhinoplasty techniques. Step-by-step procedures, color line drawings, intraoperative photographs, and narrated videos help you master the nuances of each technique, avoid pitfalls, manage complications, and optimize results for every patient.
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. Video contents - p. xviii 11. List of Illustrations - p. xix 12. List of Tables - 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
