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Cosmetic Rhinoplasty | Journal CME Article
Journal CME Article: Cosmetic Rhinoplasty Video 1
Journal CME Article: Cosmetic Rhinoplasty Video 1
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Video Summary
The video discusses a cartilage-preserving technique for weaker nasal tip cartilages in rhinoplasty. A 6mm strip of cartilage is preserved without excision. An incision is made, and pockets are created under the lower lateral cartilage on both sides to allow advancement of the cartilage's syphilic portion while preserving its ligaments. In another patient, cartilage is advanced before suturing for secure placement. This method ensures structural integrity while enhancing nasal tip stability.
Keywords
cartilage-preserving
rhinoplasty
nasal tip stability
structural integrity
surgical technique
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