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The nose framework is an important structure that carries the nose, gives the nose its shape and provides breathing properly to pass through it. It is important for nasal surgeries to be performed it with appropriate strength and regularity. One of the most frequent and important reasons for revisions of nasal surgeries is an insufficiently strong and unbalanced nose framework. The reason for important pathologies such as nostril asymmetries, pinching deformity, polly beak deformity, saddle nose deformity, and nasal valve collapse that we frequently see in revision cases is that the nose framework does not have sufficient strength and regularity. In almost all cases opened for revision, there is a need to correct the nose skeleton. Therefore, in revision surgeries, the most important stage of achieving aesthetic and functional progress is to reconstruct the nose framework. In this presentation, we would like to convey our approach and experience on this subject to the participants with both surgery videos and animation videos of our techniques, some of which have been published in international journals.
Fat Membrane , a new era in facial plastic surgery
In recent years rhinoplasty revisions especially regarding skin problems ,contractions , columellar necrosis are on the rise. We will describe our outcomes and surgical appoaches in these extreme cases
In this round table, a heavy discussion between structure and preservation rhinoplasty techniques will happen.
The purpose of this proposal is to introduce and advocate for the adoption of 3D simulation and digital surgical planning tools in rhinoplasty procedures. By integrating advanced imaging and modeling technologies into preoperative planning and patient consultations, we aim to improve surgical precision, optimize aesthetic and functional outcomes, and enhance patient communication and satisfaction.
Traditional rhinoplasty planning relies heavily on two-dimensional photography, manual assessments, and surgeon experience. While effective, this approach limits the ability to visualize the nose in three dimensions, potentially affecting the accuracy of surgical predictions and patient understanding.
Advancements in 3D imaging and simulation now allow surgeons to:
Visualize nasal anatomy from all angles.
Simulate surgical outcomes with high precision.
Identify anatomical asymmetries or structural issues more accurately.
Communicate realistic expectations to patients.
Incorporating 3D planning aligns with the trend toward personalized, data-driven aesthetic surgery, offering measurable improvements in both surgical workflow and patient care.
Implement 3D simulation software for rhinoplasty consultations and planning.
Enhance patient education and informed consent through interactive visual tools.
Improve surgical accuracy with detailed preoperative modeling.
Track and compare preoperative simulations with postoperative outcomes for quality assurance.
In this course the participants will learn the fundamentals and advanced techniques of profile alignment.
This panel will consist of speeches about revision rhinoplasty
Tipplasty is one of the most critical stages of rhinoplasty, and significant advancements have been made in tipplasty techniques in recent years. In this video, I aim to demonstrate the most up to date grafting and suturing techniques I use during tipplasty and highlight how they contribute to achieving a refined and aesthetically pleasing nasal tip.