Ethnic Rhinoplasty in the Brazilian Population: Current Concepts.

Introduction: The large mixture of races in Brazil gives the nose its distinctive composition, which makes rhinoplasty difficult for these patients. Every patient should have their anatomy thoroughly examined on an individual basis, as there is no unique strategy that works for all situations.

Methodology: This is a narrative overview of the last 10 years' worth of literature that describes the ethnic traits of each nose, with a particular emphasis on the Brazilian nose, and talks about the major surgical approaches that can be applied in these situations.

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.

A Nasal Columellar Base Stabilizing Suture Technique.

To achieve a more aesthetic and narrower columella, most of the required changes concern the middle and base of the columella. Narrowing and reshaping the columellar base require a sequential approach with good anatomical knowledge and aesthetics analysis. The columellar base is a three-dimensional structure that must be analyzed following three axes: transverse (thickness or width), frontal (height), and sagittal (nasolabial angle).