Does the open rhinoplasty incision decrease nasal projection?

Coşkun, Berna Uslu; Sözen, Esra; Şeneldir, Süreyya; Ozkaya, Ilknur; Yıldırım, Ömürsen; Korkut, Arzu Yasemin; Dadaş, Burhan

doi:10.1007/s00405-011-1765-x

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“…In several studies, changes in nasal tip projection were reported after conventional septoplasty maneuvers or the basic stages of open and closed rhinoplasty techniques, such as incision, cephalic trimming, dome suturing, or grafting. 1,[4][5][6][7][8] However, no study has reported the effects on nasal aesthetic character of open-approach extracorpereal septoplasty (OAES) without simultaneous rhinoplasty. The present study focuses on the objective changes to nasal tip projection and rotation after OAES without simultaneous rhinoplasty.…”

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Outcomes of Open-Approach Extracorporeal Septoplasty Without Simultaneous Rhinoplasty

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JAMA Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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Outcomes of Open-Approach Extracorporeal Septoplasty Without Simultaneous Rhinoplasty

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“…In septorhinoplasty, obtaining good outcomes is harder than the procedure itself [ 3 ]. Thus, different techniques developed for this purpose aimed preventing early and late complications [ 2 ]. While it is necessary to reconstruct the nose such that it fits the face of the patient, functionality of the nose is the primary goal of the procedure.…”

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“…There are several complications associated with septorhinoplasty. In order to prevent complications, surgeon must choose the most suitable approach for the patient [ 1 , 2 ]. Early complications occur on the first 30 day period postoperatively.…”

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Early Skin Reaction of Polydioxanone Suture Material Following Septorhinoplasty

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2015

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Patient: Male, 27Final Diagnosis: Postoperatif healingSymptoms: Feeling of foreign body on the nasal tipMedication: —Clinical Procedure: Minor intervention and follow-upsSpecialty: OtolaryngologyObjective:Unusual clinical courseBackground:Septorhinoplasty is a frequent surgical procedure used for both cosmetic and functional purposes. The technique varies from surgeon to surgeon and according to which suture material is used. While some surgeons prefer non-absorbable sutures, others prefer sutures with delayed absorption. These materials sometimes protrude from the skin and they may cause skin reactions. While these reactions are common in the late period, a skin reaction in the early period because of polydioxanone suture is extremely rare and to the best of our knowledge, this is the first such reported case in the literature.Case Report:A 25-year-old male patient underwent endonasal septorhinoplasty procedure with endo-tracheal general anesthesia. We hereby present the skin reaction because of frequently used polydioxanone suture on the 24th postoperative day and the management of this patient. We cut the suture at skin level and prescribed antibiotherapy, and we scheduled a follow-up for 10 days afterwards. The patient had no complaint and the control examination result was normal.Conclusions:When performing septorhinoplasty operations, very rare complications of the procedure shouldn’t be ignored and an informed consent must be obtained after explaining possible complications before the operation. This approach is important for increasing the patient compliance and proper follow-up for the patient. This way, especially post-operative early complications as our case will be able to be solved with close follow-up and intervention, before causing permanent damage. The relationship between patient who underwent rhinoplasty and the physician also has an important role on these follow-up visits.

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“…Ces différentes actions aboutissent à une « libération » de l'arche alaire qui reculera d'une façon plus ou moins importante selon la longueur et la résistance des crus mésiales et des crus latérales. Il faut aussi garder à l'esprit que la voie d'abord externe entraîne une perte de projection de la pointe plus importante que la voie endonasale et que la cicatrisation de la peau tendra toujours à faire reculer la pointe du nez [16].…”

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