Ender İnci
Prof. Dr. Ender İNCİ was born in 1968 in Gümüşhane-Kelkit. He completed his primary, secondary and high school education in Kelkit - München-İzmit. He graduated from I.U. Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine in 1992 and started his specialization in Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases at I.U. Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine in the same year. He completed his specialization in 1996 with his thesis titled "Evaluation of the relationship between chronic otitis media and nasal obstruction by rhinomanometry method". He did his military service in 1998-1999 at Ağrı Military Hospital. He received the title of Associate Professor in 2005 and the title of Professor in 2011. He has focused his studies on facial plastic surgery, especially rhinoplasty.
Sessions
Tip sutures will be discussed
Lip asymmetry is commonly seen mostly due to iatrogenic etiology or due to congenital unilateral lower lip palsy (CULLP) which is also a very common clinical presentation (1/180). I personally have lots of experience in this patient group. I would like to tell about my patient management and surgical technique and results.
Surgical treatment of facial synkinesis is possible with selective neurectomy surgery. This surgery was pioneered by babak azizzadeh in 2018 and it is 7 years young. Safety and precision is very important in order to avoid iatrogenic facial paresis and functional problems. This is going to be a video presentation for the novice surgeon who is at the beginning of their learning curve in this surgery
To explain the tip plasty for projection rotation and definition just whit suture technique.
Explane the effectifness and power of different suture technique in tip plasty. How ı do the suture techniqe in different type of tips.
Videos on rhinoplasty techniques and personal approaches
Alar hanging can produce some aesthetic problems in rhinoplasty. Approaches will be discussed in this presentation
Organaizng the nose projektion, starting from radix to the tip for ideal profile.
This lecture will demonstrate how to predictably manage the nasal tip during rhinoplasty. The use of cartilage grafts and an asymmetric lateral crus steal allows for precise nasal tip management. This is important not only for a good aesthetic outcome but also aims to improve the function of the external nasal valve by opening it while maintaining symmetry, ensuring a satisfactory aesthetic outcome for the patient.