Preservation rhinoplasty (PR) has emerged as a transformative approach in nasal surgery, emphasizing conservation of native nasal structures—particularly the dorsum and ligaments—while achieving aesthetic and functional improvements.

however, the technique has a steep learning curve, and many early-career or traditionally trained surgeons lack formal exposure to preservation methods. This creates a strong need for beginner-focused education that simplifies the principles, techniques, and decision-making involved in preservation rhinoplasty.

• introduce core concepts and indications of preservation rhinoplasty.

• teach step-by-step techniques (e.G., push-down, let-down, high septal strip) using didactics and simulation.

• provide hands-on training via cadaver dissection or virtual surgical simulators.

• equip participants with tools to select appropriate cases and avoid common pitfalls.

• build a network of mentorship and continuing education for skill refinement.