2022
DOI: 10.1097/dss.0000000000003495
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Repair of a Large Lateral Forehead and Temple Defect

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“…One could also use other approaches to repair this defect such as a combination of flaps or a flap with a graft. 1,2 For instance, one could use a rhombic flap from the temple to close the lateral two-thirds of the wound and an advancement flap of the forehead from medial to lateral or a transposition flap from the medial forehead could be used to close the remainder of the defect. Combining multiple flaps is often an acceptable option, but does come with the downside of multiple procedures and an increased number of scar lines.…”
Section: Nature Of the Conundrummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One could also use other approaches to repair this defect such as a combination of flaps or a flap with a graft. 1,2 For instance, one could use a rhombic flap from the temple to close the lateral two-thirds of the wound and an advancement flap of the forehead from medial to lateral or a transposition flap from the medial forehead could be used to close the remainder of the defect. Combining multiple flaps is often an acceptable option, but does come with the downside of multiple procedures and an increased number of scar lines.…”
Section: Nature Of the Conundrummentioning
confidence: 99%