코성형술 Rhinoplasty

Unilateral cleft lip (UCL) presents some of the most challenging cosmetic and functional nasal deformities. A survey-based study of 231 UCL patients was conducted to evaluate nasal deformities and their impact on cosmetic and functional out…

[PURPOSE] This systematic review provides a critical evaluation, synthesis of the existing literature on isotretinoin's effects on craniomaxillofacial bone. [METHODS] Following the PRISMA guidelines and registered in PROSPERO, the review w…

[BACKGROUND] To enhance nasal symmetry, septal cartilage can be used as an alar rim graft on the cleft side during primary rhinoplasty. Short-term results have been favorable, but the long-term results are unclear. The authors compare nasal…

[INTRODUCTION] Modern rhinoplasty relies on osteotomies that risk destabilizing the nasal pyramid. While suture fixation is standard for cartilage, bony stabilization remains technically challenging. We present a novel piezosurgery-assisted…

[BACKGROUND] Before primary rhinoplasty, it is crucial to identify patients whose concerns may not be adequately addressed by surgery. In 1999, Gorney and Martello introduced SIMON to describe patients who may be unsatisfied: single, immatu…

[BACKGROUND] Patient dissatisfaction after rhinoplasty is often unrelated to surgical outcomes but rather to unrecognized psychological and ethical variables. Despite advances in technique, instruments, and aesthetic analysis, the emotional…

[BACKGROUND] Visual attention influences aesthetic perception and may affect expectations and satisfaction in rhinoplasty. [OBJECTIVES] To compare how patients and rhinoplasty surgeons visually assess facial profiles using eye-tracking tec…

[BACKGROUND] Although bilateral spreader grafts play a crucial role in rhinoplasty of crooked noses, adequacy of the cartilage often remains the key limiting factor, especially in Indian noses. Instead, a unilateral spreader graft can be us…

[BACKGROUND] Cartilage grafts are essential in rhinoplasty, particularly in revision cases that require structural support. Fresh frozen cartilage allografts (FFCA) have been proposed as an alternative to autografts to avoid donor site morb…

Despite increasing national rhinoplasty rates, plastic surgeons' share of these procedures may be changing, and rhinoplasty remains one of the most difficult procedures to teach residents. In part, among many factors, any lower adoption tre…

This study aimed to compare the outcomes of different muscle reconstruction techniques with or without primary rhinoplasty (PR) in unilateral incomplete cleft lip repair patients. The study included 73 patients, with 36 patients undergoing …

[PURPOSE] Pricing transparency and patient willingness to pay (WTP) are critical yet underexplored in aesthetic surgery. Cosmetic procedures have been described as exhibiting characteristics consistent with luxury or Veblen goods in certain…

[BACKGROUND] Caudal septal deviation poses a significant challenge in rhinoplasty, affecting both nasal airflow and aesthetic balance. While various techniques such as scoring, swinging door, and batten grafting have been used, many fail to…

[INTRODUCTION] Ectrodactyly (lobster claw syndrome) and bilateral cleft lip and palate are distinct congenital anomalies, yet their co-occurrence in a single individual is exceedingly rare, often indicating an underlying syndromic associati…

[BACKGROUND] Understanding sinonasal anatomical variations and pathologies is essential in rhinoplasty candidates to avoid surgical complications and ensure optimal outcomes. Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) offers detailed imaging of s…

[UNLABELLED] The characteristic feature of type III NOE fracture is the avulsion of medial canthal tendon. This produces unfavourable changes in peri-orbital aesthetics, specifically, telecanthus & mongoloid slant. Restoration of aesthetics…