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Journal of Long-Term Effects of Medical Implants, 2003
Rhinoplasty--surgery to reshape the nose--is a common procedure for both cosmetic and functional requests. In this article, the author provides an overview of rhinoplasty, with special emphasis on the surgical anatomy and preoperative analysis of appearance.
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Rhinoplasty--surgery to reshape the nose--is a common procedure for both cosmetic and functional requests. In this article, the author provides an overview of rhinoplasty, with special emphasis on the surgical anatomy and preoperative analysis of appearance.
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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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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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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1991
Nasal dynamics were studied on 87 patients undergoing rhinoplasty of one zone or two distant nasal zones. Statistical analysis of the result revealed that reduction of the nasion area, besides setting the soft tissue back, gave the appearance of increased intercanthal distance and lengthened the nose.
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Nasal dynamics were studied on 87 patients undergoing rhinoplasty of one zone or two distant nasal zones. Statistical analysis of the result revealed that reduction of the nasion area, besides setting the soft tissue back, gave the appearance of increased intercanthal distance and lengthened the nose.
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Seminars in Plastic Surgery, 1975
Secondary rhinoplasty is a highly complex, judgmental type of surgery. It is only through analysis of the successful treatment of various problems in secondary rhinoplasty that meaningful information can be obtained.
JACK H. SHEEN, Jack H. Sheen
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Secondary rhinoplasty is a highly complex, judgmental type of surgery. It is only through analysis of the successful treatment of various problems in secondary rhinoplasty that meaningful information can be obtained.
JACK H. SHEEN, Jack H. Sheen
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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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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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HNO, 2017
AbstractEthnic rhinoplasty traditionally has been used to define this surgical procedure performed on non-Caucasian patients. Because of globalization, massive migrations, and interracial mixing, ethnic patients today are considered mixed race patients.
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AbstractEthnic rhinoplasty traditionally has been used to define this surgical procedure performed on non-Caucasian patients. Because of globalization, massive migrations, and interracial mixing, ethnic patients today are considered mixed race patients.
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The Laryngoscope, 1989
AbstractA prospective double‐blind randomized pilot study was performed to test the benefits of steroids versus placebo in controlling edema and ecchymosis in rhinoplasty within the immediate postoperative period. Thirty consecutive patients who underwent rhinoplasty with osteotomies were entered into the study.
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AbstractA prospective double‐blind randomized pilot study was performed to test the benefits of steroids versus placebo in controlling edema and ecchymosis in rhinoplasty within the immediate postoperative period. Thirty consecutive patients who underwent rhinoplasty with osteotomies were entered into the study.
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 2009
Rhinoplasty presents a unique set of challenges for the cosmetic surgeon. Complications may arise from inadequate diagnosis, errors in surgical technique, or variations in the patient's anatomy or healing response. Complications as a result of overly aggressive surgery may also have functional consequences and be harder to correct.
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Rhinoplasty presents a unique set of challenges for the cosmetic surgeon. Complications may arise from inadequate diagnosis, errors in surgical technique, or variations in the patient's anatomy or healing response. Complications as a result of overly aggressive surgery may also have functional consequences and be harder to correct.
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Secondary Rhinoplasty Following Open Rhinoplasty
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1995On 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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Facial Plastic Surgery, 1995
In both primary and secondary rhinoplasty, favorable illusion may be created by cartilage grafting of various nasal anatomic components, as well as rearranging components in relationship to one another. Recognizing which patients will benefit from the procedures described herein can lead the rhinoplasty surgeon to improved long-term outcomes.
Dan Becker, Mark Weinberger, Tardy Me
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In both primary and secondary rhinoplasty, favorable illusion may be created by cartilage grafting of various nasal anatomic components, as well as rearranging components in relationship to one another. Recognizing which patients will benefit from the procedures described herein can lead the rhinoplasty surgeon to improved long-term outcomes.
Dan Becker, Mark Weinberger, Tardy Me
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