Objective assessment of surgical technique in rotation and nasal projection variation

Fagundes, Marina Serrato Coelho; Moreira, Ana Tereza Ramos; Tambara, Elizabeth Mila; Tenório, Sérgio Bernardo; Fraga, R.; Hamerschmidt, Rogério

doi:10.1016/j.bjorl.2015.11.003

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“…Interestingly, although the population sample from Curitiba shows a higher nasal projection than the ideal, studies show that the surgical technique performed in rhinoplasties in Curitiba does not aim to reduce the projection of the nasal tip. 20 , 36 On the contrary, in the article published in 2016, the authors aimed to increase the projection of the nasal tip in rhinoplasties. 36 Is this population accustomed to a greater projection of the nasal tip?…”

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“…20 , 36 On the contrary, in the article published in 2016, the authors aimed to increase the projection of the nasal tip in rhinoplasties. 36 Is this population accustomed to a greater projection of the nasal tip? Are other nasal morphological factors more important for this population than nasal tip projection in rhinoplasty satisfaction?…”

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Anthropometric study of the caucasian nose in the city of Curitiba: relevance of population evaluation

Ballin

Carvalho

Dolci

et al. 2018

Brazilian Journal of Otorhinolaryngology

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Anthropometric study of the caucasian nose in the city of Curitiba: relevance of population evaluation

Ballin

Carvalho

Dolci

et al. 2018

Brazilian Journal of Otorhinolaryngology

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“…There have been more speculations on NTP than actual research. However, two studies, Fagundes et al 10 and Mohebbi et al, 18 have reported on NTP lately, of which method adopted (Goode method) by the present study was the same as that by Fagundes et al In a study by Fagundes et al, Brazilian patients with predominant Caucasian features were the participants. In that study, 27 preoperative patients were identified who were followed until postoperative period, and NTP was analyzed separately during the two periods on the same patients.…”

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“…When the reverse happens, the nose is considered underprojected. 10 But, as a universal rule, body parameters vary from region to region and are different with various ethnic…”

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Study on Nasal Tip Projection of South Indian Population to derive Reference Values for Corrective Nasal Surgeries

Siddapur¹,

Siddapur²

2017

An International Journal Clinical Rhinology

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Aim: The present study was taken up with an objective to derive reference values in relation to nasal tip projection (NTP) of Tamil Nadu population. Materials and methods:The present study was conducted with the approval of the Institutional Ethics Committee. A total of 118 medical students from Velammal Medical College Hospital and Research Institute, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India, participated in the study. Consenting students were included and individuals with noticeable facial disfigurement and with history of previous facial surgery were excluded. Goode method was used to analyze NTP. Results:The present study reports NTP of 0.65 (0.66 in males and 0.64 in females) with standard deviation (SD) of 0.06 in South Indian population of Tamil Nadu region.Conclusion: Nasal tip projection can be considered as a ratio that can be used while planning corrective nasal surgeries, and can be used in a simple and effective manner than other parameters like nasal angles and indices, and nasal morphology.Clinical significance: The present study results will help surgeons avoid complications by anticipating the healing forces and take into account support mechanisms of the nasal tip when planning an optimal approach for esthetic nasal surgeries on patients, especially of our geographical area, and of the ethnic group that has been studied on. Also, surgeons from other parts of the world can use the present study results as reference while planning similar surgeries.

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“…4 Previous studies have focused on intraoperative variables and surgical techniques to improve functional and cosmetic outcomes in an effort to reduce revision rates. [5][6][7][8] However, there is a scarcity of literature comparing specific preoperative characteristics among patients undergoing primary and revision procedures. This is valuable information that would help individual surgeons develop adequate preoperative planning, recognize correctable deficits, and refine operative steps to decrease revision procedure rates and increase patient satisfaction.…”

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Primary and Revision Rhinoplasty: A Single Surgeon Experience and Patient Satisfaction

Suresh

Doval

Newstrom

et al. 2021

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background: There is minimal information describing the common characteristics among patients seeking primary/revision rhinoplasty. Success is traditionally interpreted from the surgeon's viewpoint, without considering the patient's perspective. The study's aims were to (1) identify/compare anatomic and functional characteristics commonly found in patients seeking primary and revision rhinoplasties;(2) assess patient satisfaction using a survey; and (3) explore whether graft choice (auricular cartilage versus rib cartilage) affects patient satisfaction and outcome in revision rhinoplasty. Methods: A retrospective review of all rhinoplasties by a single surgeon from June 2016 to January 2020 was performed, focusing on preoperative anatomic/functional characteristics and operative interventions performed. A survey was then used to assess patient satisfaction. Finally, survey outcomes were compared between patients who received auricular and rib cartilage grafts in revision rhinoplasty. Results: A total of 102 rhinoplasties (53 primary and 49 revisions) were included. Primary rhinoplasties were noted to have more patients with "big" noses (P = 0.015) or humps (P < 0.010). Patients undergoing revision rhinoplasties more commonly exhibited middle vault collapse (P = 0.022). The survey response rate was 60%. Revision rhinoplasty patients had a higher incidence of dissatisfaction with their outcome Conclusions: Several features among patients seeking revision rhinoplasties could have been created in the primary operation. The rhinoplasty surgeon should be careful to not introduce new issues or create worse deformities than those seen following the initial operation. Survey-based outcome analysis demonstrated that revision rhinoplasty patients are more likely to have a greater rate of dissatisfaction following their operation.

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Objective assessment of surgical technique in rotation and nasal projection variation

Abstract: The medial intercrural and nasal tip rotation sutures are effective in increasing nasal rotation in Caucasian patients undergoing rhinoplasty.

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Anthropometric study of the caucasian nose in the city of Curitiba: relevance of population evaluation

Anthropometric study of the caucasian nose in the city of Curitiba: relevance of population evaluation

Study on Nasal Tip Projection of South Indian Population to derive Reference Values for Corrective Nasal Surgeries

Primary and Revision Rhinoplasty: A Single Surgeon Experience and Patient Satisfaction

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