Titlebook: Mastering Revision Rhinoplasty; Michael Evan Sachs Book 2006 Springer-Verlag New York 2006 aesthetics.anatomy.reconstructive surgery.rhino

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before published)designed to be read section by section in the order in which it is presented. I would then recommend a re-reading of the first section so that the tenets laid down in this area are more readily understood after having experienced the tech- nical presentations. The serious student wi

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Tip Introduction and Anatomylf often leaves some residual permanent deformity, even after the best of reconstructive efforts..Correction of these iatrogenic deformities will be discussed next in logical out- line, beginning with minor deformities and ending with the major reconstructions.

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Philosophy of Successful Revision Rhinoplastyr, in surgery in general and in revision surge more specifically, the ele- ment of a confident surgeon is paramount to the successful completion of the operation. The confidence factor of a surgeon is, of course, determined by many things. Most surgeons are inherently confident. However, the supreme

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Aestheticsf the nose should be proportional to the other intrinsic parts of the nose and blend smoothly from one anatomic region to the other. Secondly and just as important- ly, the entire nose should fit the proportions of the face. The surgeon should not only consider facial features such as lips and eyes

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The Preservation and Restoration of Nasal Functionons as well as the external nose appears. A pinched supra-tip area, for example, that disrupts the natural contours of the nose is usually caused by a combination of overre- section of the cephalic borders of the tip cartilages in connection with overre- section of the upper lateral cartilages. Alth

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