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The Rhinoplasty Consultation and the Business of Rhinoplasty

Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2009
The business of rhinoplasty has undergone changes in keeping with increased competitive pressures locally, nationally, and internationally. Patient demands and progress in the field have abolished the "cookie-cutter" nose, with patients now requesting extensive discussions and predictions with computer photoimaging. The R-Factor Question and The D.O.S.
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Rhinoplasty Analysis

Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1987
Accurate analysis is the foundation for successful rhinoplasty. A general outline for systematic analysis is presented. The importance of accurate recordkeeping and self-analysis is stressed. Examples illustrate the high points of the article.
J J, Colton, G J, Beekhuis
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Planning the Rhinoplasty

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1946
IT HAS been rather unfortunate that rhinoplasty was originated in obscurity and its progress hindered by the disapproval, even antipathy, of the great mass of the medical profession. Each rhinoplastic surgeon not only made his own errors but repeated the errors of others.
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On Rhinomanometry in Rhinoplasty

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1988
Changes in nasal obstruction, nasal airway resistance, and postoperative nose appearance were evaluated in 92 rhinoplasty patients. Fifty-six patients had a deviation of their nose from the midline preoperatively. They were improved according to rhinomanometry whether the rhinoplasty was combined with a functional septoplasty or with a submucous ...
M, Jessen, S, Jacobsson, L, Malm
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History of Rhinoplasty

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1976
Until well into the 19th century nasal surgery was confined to the immediate care of acute injuries and to the flap restoration of parts cut off or destroyed by disease.
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Grafting in Rhinoplasty

Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2009
Advances in grafting techniques have provided the basis for a paradigm shift in rhinoplasty in which purely reductive techniques have been largely supplanted by structurally sound framework surgery. Proficiency with autologous cartilage grafting allows the rhinoplasty surgeon to achieve superior nasal definition and durable aesthetic outcomes by ...
Michael J, Brenner, Peter A, Hilger
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Secondary Rhinoplasty Following Open Rhinoplasty

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1995
On the basis of 56 cases of secondary rhinoplasty following an initial open rhinoplasty, I conclude that secondary surgery is safe and effective. Either an open or closed approach can be used in most cases with little risk of skin necrosis or poor scar formation. The decision as to which approach to use depends on numerous factors. In general, a closed
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Asian Rhinoplasty

Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2007
Asian rhinoplasty presents unique challenges to the surgeon. The aesthetic goals should be tailored for the ethnicity and culture of the individual patient. Unlike typical Caucasian rhinoplasty, primary Asian rhinoplasty is frequently augmentation rhinoplasty.
Dean M, Toriumi, Benjamin, Swartout
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Augmentation rhinoplasty

British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1980
A cosmetic rhinoplasty must correct the intrinsic deformities of the nose and leave the facial features balanced and in harmony. Some caucasian noses which create difficult problems for conventional rhinoplasties can be readily dealt with by introducing additional support into part or all of the nose (or at the most, by a combination of augmentation ...
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Rhinoplasty Sizers

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2011
Templates and sizers are used as tools to assist in the design and construction of both structural and artistic works. These templates and sizers are used frequently in the field of aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. The use of a template to assist with construction of cartilage grafts in rhinoplasty allows the surgeon to sculpt by replicating the ...
Dennis, McMahon   +3 more
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