How I Do It: Treating the crooked nose with a suture suspension technique (Adapted from previous publication) Steven H. Dayan MD, FACS and Anil R. Shah MD Presented at the Foundation For Facial Plastic Surgery, Newport Seminars, August 6-10, 2003. Correcting the crooked nose deformity can be a formidable task. Diagnosing the anatomical cause for… [Read More]
Rhinoplasty
Tip Rhinoplasty Chicago | Cartilage Splitting Techniques
Cartilage splitting techniques in rhinoplasty Specific Applications of Cartilage Splitting Techniques in Tip Plasty Division of lower lateral cartilages in rhinoplasty has long been maligned for producing unnatural results and unpredictable outcomes. The original manifestation of this technique resulted from the Goldman tip rhinoplasty, stereotyped by the narrowed, pinched appearing noses of previous decades. However… [Read More]
Structural approach to endonasal rhinoplasty
Without question, the introduction of open rhinoplasty has increased the emphasis on preservation and support of existing structure in rhinoplasty. The unparalleled view afforded by open rhinoplasty has decreased the learning curve of surgeons in the most difficult of plastic surgery procedures to achieve commendable results. However, open rhinoplasty has the disadvantage of increased operative… [Read More]
Alar Base Resection and Repair Chicago Illinois
Introduction / Background The alar base plays an important role in the overall appearance and proportion of the nose. An overly wide or flared alar base will lead to a bottom heavy nose and disrupt the delicate balance of an otherwise properly executed rhinoplasty. Classically, alar base refinement was thought to be necessary in only… [Read More]
Repair Of Small To Medium Sized Nasal Defects
INTRODUCTION Reconstruction of small and medium-sized defects of the nose poses a challenge to the facial plastic surgeon. Every Mohs repair is inimitable based on the unique characteristics of the defect itself, diversity in skin types amongst patients and even within the nose itself, variability in structural support, comorbidities and specific patient aesthetic goals. The… [Read More]
Glossary of Rhinoplasty Terms
Here you will find commonly used termonalogy in regards to rhinoplasty. Where a is seen, more infomation on that particular term can be found else where on the site. To hear a pronunciation of each term, play audio by each definition. A | B | C | D | E | F | G |… [Read More]
Deviated Nose
Crooked nose deformity Why is a crooked nose deformity so difficult to fix? Mainly because there are so many areas where tissues can relapse. Cartilage has memory and aggressive septoplasty techniques may be necessary including total septal excision and replacement. What do you do for crooked nasal bones? First of all, the surgeon needs to… [Read More]
Male Rhinoplasty
Una publicación compartida de Anil Shah MD (@shahaesthetics) el Dic 14, 2017 at 2:43 PST “A rhinoplasty should look something created from nature. Abnormal curves, contours, overly narrow or wide will give a subtle but evident hint to observers that something just is not right.” A man’s nose should look a man’s nose. This is… [Read More]
Saddle Nose Deformity
Saddle Nose Deformity is a condition where the support of the nose is weakened whereby the nose is “saddled” in the middle. This deformity has also been called a boxer’s nose deformity or pug nose. The underlying cause is typically less of septal support. This can be caused by a variety of conditions which includes… [Read More]
Rhinoplasty Type – Finesse Rhinoplasty
Finesse rhinoplasty is where specific small changes are made to a nose to fine tune it and improve its appearance. As opposed to other rhinoplasty or nasal reshaping procedures, finesse rhinoplasty maintains many of the features of the nose while changing a few specific components. Not all patients and noses are candidates for this type of rhinoplasty. Many… [Read More]
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