Surgical reduction of the broad nose

Man, A.

doi:10.1016/s0196-0709(80)80026-3

American Journal of Otolaryngology

1980

DOI: 10.1016/s0196-0709(80)80026-3

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Surgical reduction of the broad nose

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“…Multiple authors have tackled this problem in the past (3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11). While the basic principles in the majority of these publications are the same, their approaches are somewhat different in terms of surgical details, practicality and clarity.…”

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Narrowing of the Wide Nasal Dorsum in the ‘Minimal-Hump’ Nose: A Simplified Universal Approach

Fanous

Amar

2005

Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery

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The operative procedure frequently used to narrow the nasal pyramid in the context of a regular rhinoplasty is well known to all rhinoplastic surgeons. It consists of hump removal, followed by lateral osteotomies and medialization of the nasal bones. However, narrowing of a wide nasal pyramid, in the absence of an appreciable dorsal hump, as in the case of an ideal dorsal height or a mild hump, presents a different challenge. The present article describes a simplified approach to the 'nasal plateau resection', a technique that allows the creation of an open nasal roof, without hump removal and without compromising dorsal projection. This permits the medialization of the lateral nasal bones and the subsequent narrowing of the wide pyramid, while preserving the height of the nasal dorsum as viewed in profile.

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Narrowing of the Wide Nasal Dorsum in the ‘Minimal-Hump’ Nose: A Simplified Universal Approach

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Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery

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Surgical management of the broad nasal tip

Biggerstaff¹

1990

Operative Techniques in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

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Surgical reduction of the broad nose

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Narrowing of the Wide Nasal Dorsum in the ‘Minimal-Hump’ Nose: A Simplified Universal Approach

Narrowing of the Wide Nasal Dorsum in the ‘Minimal-Hump’ Nose: A Simplified Universal Approach

Surgical management of the broad nasal tip

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