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[INTRODUCTION] The most common unwanted outcomes in preservation rhinoplasty continue to be the residual and the recurrent hump. [OBJECTIVE AND HYPOTHESES] We propose a new solution, contributing to preexisting techniques, to overcome this…

Preservation rhinoplasty has re-emerged over the past decade and continues to gain traction in the rhinoplasty community. Dorsal preservation rhinoplasty (DPR), one of the tenets of preservation rhinoplasty, centers on preservation of the n…

Rhinoplasty is undergoing a transformation with the reemergence of dorsal preservation rhinoplasty (DPR) techniques. This article introduces a novel addition to the DPR repertoire, "bony dorsal preservation" (BDP), which has particular appl…

[BACKGROUND] Powered tools (PTs) are emerging as effective instruments in preservation rhinoplasty, offering enhanced precision for reshaping both bone and cartilage. This study aims to evaluate clinical outcomes and share key technical asp…

Preservation rhinoplasty is a growing area of interest among rhinoplasty surgeons. Dorsal preservation-a tenet of preservation rhinoplasty-is predicated on maintaining the integrity of the nasal midvault and effecting aesthetic change throu…

Rhinoplasty is one of the most common plastic surgeries and is commonly associated with postoperative edema, ecchymosis, and pain which play a role in patients' dissatisfaction. In this randomized comparative study, we discuss the effect of…

[BACKGROUND] Preservation rhinoplasty techniques continue to evolve. Suture tip-plasty with minimal resection and grafting, lateral crural tensioning, minimal excision from the lateral crura, dorsal preservation, subperichondrial dissection…

Controversies in Preservation Rhinoplasty" explores the nuanced indications, techniques, and challenges in preservation rhinoplasty (PR), featuring contributions from JC Neves, D Toriumi, and A Göksel. Neves recounts his early career under …

Preservation rhinoplasty represents a growing shift in rhinoplasty philosophy toward preserving structurally sound anatomy and reshaping existing nasal structures into esthetic and functional ideals. It is fast gaining popularity owing to t…

[BACKGROUND] A deviated nose is a common problem among patients for both cosmetic and functional reasons. The correction remains a major challenge for the rhinoplasty surgeon. Unrecognized nasal septal deviations stand as the primary reason…

[INTRODUCTION] Rhinoplasty surgeons often find that despite their best efforts to straighten the nose, patients often continue to perceive their nose as deviated, and this perception is particularly prevalent in patients with concurrent fac…

Dorsal preservation rhinoplasty requires precise management of the osseocartilaginous vault. Ultrasonic piezo instruments offer several advantages compared with traditional tools such as hand saws, rasps, and osteotomes. As always, an under…

Preservation rhinoplasty is a new way to reshape the nose by preserving the dorsum, nasal ligaments, soft tissue envelope, and muscles. This new concept provides the opportunity to achieve a more natural aesthetic and functional result. To …

A thin or damaged skin soft tissue envelope may cause concerns in primary and secondary rhinoplasty. During postoperative healing, unpredictable scarring and contraction may occur and lead to significant aesthetic and trophic sequelae. Besi…

Prevention of unfavorable sequelae following humpectomy in reduction rhinoplasty by restoration of the middle nasal vault complex today has become imperative in the majority of patients with perhaps the exception of small humps. In general,…