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[BACKGROUND] Free diced cartilage smaller than 0.2 mm in diameter to smoothen the nasal dorsum is a well-known procedure. However, creating smaller diced cartilage takes a really long time. In contrast, the free diced cartilage technique ha…

[BACKGROUND] The current literature on rhinoplasty focuses mainly on the nasal profile (sagittal plane); however, the nose is a three-dimensional structure, and alignment of the nose in consideration of other aspects is important to achieve…

[BACKGROUND] Management of the nasal dorsum is an important part of rhinoplasty. Hump removal results in the destruction of the internal valve and keystone area, which are reconstructed with either spreader flaps or grafts for aesthetic and…

[BACKGROUND] The early postoperative period can be distressing for the patients undergoing rhinoplasty since edema and ecchymosis are common complications. [OBJECTIVES] To analyze the effects of the vibration and pressure treatments in the…

Rhinoplasty is a sophisticated surgery that needs high technical skills with knowledge. The DR technique is a refined technique to deal with the selected cases which are challenging for rhinology (wide dorsum, base and humpy nose). Still, s…

[BACKGROUND] Photographic documentation of the nose is the standard procedure for many surgeons who perform rhinoplasty across the world. One of the most challenging views in the photograph documentation is the frontal view that requires sp…

[BACKGROUND] The cephalic trimming of the lower lateral cartilage (LLC) is an attempt to reduce tip bulbosity; unfortunately, it has the potential to cause a pinched nose deformity and valve collapse. [OBJECTIVES] The author sought to use …

Over the last 100 years, more than 200 different methods have been described to correct prominent ear deformity. These techniques revolved around various combinations of postauricular incision, cartilage scoring, and strategic suture placem…

[BACKGROUND] Hump removal frequently results in an open roof during rhinoplasty, which is conventionally closed with lateral osteotomies. However, if the patient has a narrow bony vault, lateral osteotomies are problematic. In this article,…

[BACKGROUND] Nasal base retraction results from cephalic malposition of the alar base in the vertical plane, which causes disharmony of the alar base with the rest of the nose structures. Correcting nasal base retraction is very important f…

[BACKGROUND] Otoplasty procedures aim to reduce the concha-mastoid angle and recreate the antihelical fold. Here, we explained the modified postauricular fascial flap, described as a new way for recreating the antihelical fold, and reported…

[BACKGROUND] Nasal base retraction results from cephalic malposition of the alar base in the vertical plane causing disharmonies in the alar base. In literature, there are some excisional procedures to correct this deformity, but it may res…

[BACKGROUND] To correct saddle nose deformity, diced cartilage grafts have been commonly used over the past decade. However, following the correction of saddle nose deformity with diced cartilage graft, some problems like graft absorption o…

The anatomy of the nasal muscles contributes a social harmony in aesthetic rhinoplasty because these muscles coordinate the nose and the upper lip while smiling. Sometimes this coordination can be interrupted by the hyperactivity or variati…