"Functional Rhinofiller": Improvement of Nasal Airflow with Rhinofiller-A Retrospective Review.

Introduction: Rhinofiller is an aesthetic medical technique that can significantly enhance facial aesthetics by employing hyaluronic acid infiltration. The aim of this study is to review the impact of aesthetic rhinofiller on nasal airflow.

Methods: This is a retrospective review of 63 consecutive patients.

Functional results in airflow improvement using a "flip-flap" alar technique: our experience.

Introduction: Pinched nasal point can be arising as congenital malformation or as results of unsuccessfully surgery. The nasal valve alteration due to this problem is not only an esthetic problem but also a functional one because can modify the nasal airflow. Several surgical techniques were proposed in literature, we proposed our.

Difficult revision case: Two previous septo-rhinoplasties.

This article reviews the case of a 29-year-old woman who underwent revision rhinoplasties. Preoperative photographs and postoperative photographs 1 year after surgery are included.

Septal considerations in revision rhinoplasty.

Abnormalities of the nasal septum subsequent to septorhinoplasty include structural deficits connected with incorrect excision of the cartilaginous portion, the persistence of deviation to varying degrees, and deformity of the supratip region. In the course of revision, the correction of septal anomalies constitutes an indispensable preliminary stage upon which the end result depends. A straight, sturdy, and flexible supporting septal structure is, in fact, an essential prerequisite if satisfactory results are to be obtained.

The use of spreader grafts in primary rhinoplasty.

Some candidates for primary rhinoplasty are at greater risk of postoperative complications due to the presence of certain very specific anatomic characteristics. The authors describe their experience with spreader grafts in primary rhinoplasty and provide an analytic method of identifying the types of patient needing such grafts who present a high risk of complications. Sixty patients were treated with spreader grafts during primary rhinoplasty.