2008
DOI: 10.1001/archfacial.2007.7
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The Lateral Crural Stairstep Technique

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“…Correction of drooping tip was accomplished by closed or open septorhinoplasty approach according to the needs: inter-cartilaginous incision was used for access to the nasal dorsum and full transfix incision of the membranous septum for septal correction in closed approaches, alternatively inverted V columellar incision prolonged as marginal incision in open approaches were employed. Cephalic alar cartilages resection and their re-orientation by sutures or lateral crural interruption and overlapping were performed 6 (as necessary according to the pre-intraoperative evaluation of LLC length). Correction of the septal inferior border length and shape were obtained by careful wedge resection of the same in a triangular, anteriorly- based fashion, taking care not to de-project the tip.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Correction of drooping tip was accomplished by closed or open septorhinoplasty approach according to the needs: inter-cartilaginous incision was used for access to the nasal dorsum and full transfix incision of the membranous septum for septal correction in closed approaches, alternatively inverted V columellar incision prolonged as marginal incision in open approaches were employed. Cephalic alar cartilages resection and their re-orientation by sutures or lateral crural interruption and overlapping were performed 6 (as necessary according to the pre-intraoperative evaluation of LLC length). Correction of the septal inferior border length and shape were obtained by careful wedge resection of the same in a triangular, anteriorly- based fashion, taking care not to de-project the tip.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%