Dorsal roof flap rhinoplasty: Updated results and a new classification of nasal dorsal deformity.

Background: The dorsal roof flap (DRF) technique was developed as a modification of the retractable roof method, which is a variant of dorsal preservation (DP).

Objective: The paper aims to present new results of the DRF technique and dorsal deformity analysis created for the technique.

Methods: A total of 57 primary rhinoplasty patients treated with DRF technique between 2022-2023 years were included in the study.

Dorsal Preservation Surgery: A Novel Modification for Dorsal Shaping and Hump Reduction.

Background: A new technique for dorsal preservation rhinoplasty that minimizes recurrent hump deformity is introduced.

Objectives: The authors sought to present a novel dorsal roof flap (DRF) technique for modifying the nasal hump and dorsum while reducing morbidity.

Methods: Twenty-two primary and 3 secondary rhinoplasty patients had 1 of 2 types of nasal DRF depending on hump composition.

Reducing Dorsal Hump Recurrence Following Push Down-Let Down Rhinoplasty.

Background: Hump recurrence is a commonly encountered problem following dorsal preservation (DP) rhinoplasty when surgeons are learning the procedure.

Objectives: The aim of this paper was to compare the different methods for the prevention and treatment of dorsal problems following DP surgery.

Methods: One hundred and fifty primary rhinoplasty patients were included in our study.

The Probable Reasons for Dorsal Hump Problems following Let-Down/Push-Down Rhinoplasty and Solution Proposals.

Background: Nasal hump relapse and its probable reasons or mechanisms have been less discussed after dorsal preservation rhinoplasty. In this article, the authors would like to share their experiences and offer solutions regarding this subject.

Methods: Five hundred twenty patients who underwent primary rhinoplasty between the years 2016 and 2018 were included in the study.

Voice and Quality-of-Life Outcomes of Diode Laser for Tis-T1a Glottic Cancer.

The aim of this prospective study was to analyze the voice and quality-of-life outcomes of microscopic diode laser surgery (MDLS). The study was conducted on a series of 46 patients with Tis-T1a glottic carcinoma treated with microscopic endolaryngeal diode laser surgery. Patients were asked to complete the Voice Handicap Index and quality-of-life questionnaires of the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer.