Cheek Advancement Flap with Retained Standing Cone for Reconstruction of a Defect Involving the Upper Lip, Nasal Sill, Alar Insertion, and Medial Cheek

Wu, Wesley; Ibrahimi, Omar A.; Eisen, Daniel B.

doi:10.1111/j.1524-4725.2012.02377.x

Dermatologic Surgery

2012

DOI: 10.1111/j.1524-4725.2012.02377.x

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Cheek Advancement Flap with Retained Standing Cone for Reconstruction of a Defect Involving the Upper Lip, Nasal Sill, Alar Insertion, and Medial Cheek

Wesley Wu

Omar A. Ibrahimi

Daniel B. Eisen

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“…We read with interest the reconstructive conundrum article by Wu and colleagues . Dermatologic surgeons commonly encounter carcinomas of the cutaneous upper lip and upper lip sulcus (apical triangle).…”

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We describe the different cheek reconstruction techniques with primary emphasis on the superficial layers. In addition to the clinical context, location and size of the lesion will be taken into account to choose the best method that will optimize the functional and aesthetic results while minimizing potential sequelae. Main evaluation criteria include absence of natural orifice deformation, scar location, skin cover quality and respect of volumes.

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Cheek Advancement Flap with Retained Standing Cone for Reconstruction of a Defect Involving the Upper Lip, Nasal Sill, Alar Insertion, and Medial Cheek

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