Rhinoplasty surgery for Arabic noses showed an increased demand, especially in the Middle East. Most Arabic noses do not need augmentation rhinoplasty as they mostly have good projection.

Most Arabic noses have excellent projection, but when we look at the profile view, some patients have some irregularity in this view, which may be corrected with augmentation rhinoplasty, either complete or segmental augmentation, aiming at improving cosmetic appearance. However, some cases with significant Nasal trauma or post-nasal surgery that resulted in saddle deformity also need correction, varying in size and thickness depending on the type of saddle deformity.

CONFERENCIA, SOBRE MANEJO DE LA CIRUGIA DE PUNTA NASAL ALTERNATIVAS QUIRURGICAS.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of glued diced costal cartilage molded for dorsal nasal augmentation. The technique aims to achieve a smooth contour, reduce warping, and improve long-term graft stability. Outcomes are assessed in terms of aesthetic results, structural support, and complication rates.

This study introduces the Tri-Functional T-Graft technique designed to enhance tip projection, definition, and support simultaneously in rhinoplasty. The method integrates structural reinforcement with aesthetic refinement using a single composite graft configuration. Outcomes are evaluated based on tip stability, symmetry, and long-term maintenance of nasal contour.

This presentation will outline a practical, step-by-step approach to Southeast Asian rhinoplasty, focusing on three core principles: structure, softness and function. Using clinical cases, intraoperative images and surgical videos, the session will highlight common anatomical challenges and demonstrate techniques including alar lifting, rib cartilage grafting, double septal extension grafts, diced cartilage fascia, tip refinement and soft-tissue management. The aim is to achieve stable support, natural contours, balanced proportions and preservation of nasal function.

Nasal trauma is the most common type of trauma. While significant improvements can also be achieved with older injuries, early intervention allows for better correction of bone and cartilage damage and reduces the risk of complications. The early rhinoplasty after nasal trauma, performed within a few weeks of the injury, can offer benefits in restoring both function and appearance. However, assessment of specific cases and determining the best timing for surgery is based on the severity of the injury and the patient's needs.

Short nose correction video presentation that use Rib cartilage and Rectus Fascia

Pan asian academy of facial plastic & reconstructive surgery ( PAAFPRS ) panel : rhinoplasty techniques update in east & west part of asia will be discussed.