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[INTRODUCTION] Rhinomodeling is a minimally invasive aesthetic procedure that offers quick recovery and lower costs compared to surgical rhinoplasty. However, the use of non-absorbable tension threads can lead to late complications requirin…

Subcutaneous emphysema following nasal surgery is a rare yet potentially severe complication. This case report describes a 40-year-old woman who developed extensive subcutaneous emphysema involving the face, neck, mediastinum, and thorax af…

A nasal tip defect can pose a reconstructive challenge, especially if the defect size overrides the availability of a local flap for coverage. We decreased the size of the nasal tip and lifted it to accommodate a local flap reconstruction o…

[BACKGROUND] Transfeminine patients have anatomically male noses, although most surgeons perform rhinoplasties on female noses. [OBJECTIVES] This study reports on the outcomes of feminizing rhinoplasty in 102 transfeminine patients and the…

Nowadays, primary cleft lip repair is simultaneously performed with rhinoplasty. Postoperative stenosis and relapse of the nose are one of the major complications of this surgery. To tackle these issues, nasal stents can be placed following…

[OBJECTIVES] To compare longitudinal improvement in nasal obstruction quality-of-life outcomes between medial flap turbinoplasty (MFT) and inferior turbinate submucous resection (SMR) concurrently performed with functional septorhinoplasty.…

A normal alar-columellar relationship is crucial for lower third finesse in rhinoplasty. Hanging columella is a common complaint in the alar-columellar relationship and membranous septum excision is frequently recommended for its correction…

Rhinoplasty is one of the most complex and challenging procedures in plastic surgery, even for experienced surgeons. Among the steps leading to an aesthetic and functional nose, there is the nasal tip improvement. Today's approach to nasal …

[BACKGROUND] Correcting bulbous nasal tips in Asian tip plasty is challenging because of the firm and thick skin soft-tissue envelope (SSTE), and some patients may not achieve the desired results despite reshaping cartilage and bone structu…

[BACKGROUND] Skin cancer patients who undergo Mohs surgery may require subsequent reconstructive rhinoplasty for large nasal defects. Autologous cartilage is the primary source of supporting cartilage grafts, but carries the risk of potenti…

Preservation rhinoplasty is a groundbreaking advancement increasingly embraced by surgeons worldwide, applicable to a diverse range of nasal anatomies, including the preservation of alar cartilages. Its growing popularity stems from the pri…

[BACKGROUND] Alar retraction is characterized by excessive nostril exposure and presents a significant challenge in rhinoplasty, particularly in cases of severe alar retraction. This study aimed to introduce a novel treatment approach for s…

[BACKGROUND] Unilateral cleft lip secondary nasal deformities are common and require surgical correction frequently. The nasal dome on the cleft side is depressed, and the nasal ala is in an extended and flattened position compared with the…

The authors propose a novel flap for rhinoplasty: the supratip cross flap (SCF). It is a simple and effective method for avoiding and correcting alar contour deformities and external nasal valve (ENV) issues in rhinoplasty without grafts. I…

Oculonasal synkinesis (OS) is a rare, benign condition marked by involuntary alar wing movement during blinking, usually unnoticed by patients. OS typically arises from nerve misdirection post-trauma, surgery, or inflammation, with most cas…

The internal nasal valve, the narrowest portion of the nasal airway, is prone to collapse and is often targeted for improvement in nasal reconstruction and rhinoplasty. Endonasal techniques can reduce surrounding trauma and reduce operative…

[OBJECTIVE] To compare preoperative and postoperative cross-sectional areas (CSAs) of the external nares and nasal vestibule on computed tomography (CT) transverse sections in brachycephalic dogs that underwent a vestibuloplasty in combinat…

Gender-affirming facial surgery is increasing in prevalence, and rhinoplasty plays an integral role in its success. The nose displays considerable gender dimorphism, and maneuvers performed during gender-affirming rhinoplasty may differ con…

Cleft lip and palate, the most common congenital orofacial anomalies, result in complex nasal deformities due to deficient bony maxilla, dentoalveolar arch, teeth, and soft tissues. This article explores nasal deformities in patients with c…

Due to the prevalence of anterior maxilla dysplasia in Asian population, paranasal concavity is a common accompaniment to low nose, but its impact on facial harmonization is often underestimated. A retrospective comparative study was conduc…