An Algorithmic Model for Decision- Making in Dorsal Preservation Rhinoplasty
09-09, 17:00–17:15 (Europe/Istanbul), Facial Plastic 3

<p>This study proposes an algorithmic approach to guide surgical planning in dorsal preservation rhinoplasty. By systematically evaluating anatomical variations, hump morphology, and tip-dorsum relationships, the model aims to optimize patient-specific technique selection. The research seeks to improve predictability, aesthetic outcomes, and functional preservation through structured intraoperative decision-making.</p>
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Session Chair Session Chair
Kivanc Gunhan
Speaker Speaker
Mohammadreza Nazari
Mohammadreza Nazari
<p>Qualified ENT and facial plastic surgeon with extensive background in advanced rhinoplasty practice specializing in preservation rhinoplasty.</p>
Kivanc Gunhan
<p>Dr. Gunhan is an ORL professor at Celal Bayar Univesity and private practice, dedicated to education, research and patient centered care and contemporary surgical techniques focused on rhinology. He has clinical and experimental studies mostly on rhinoplasty (mostly revision), paranasal sinus diseases, allergy, olfactory loss and sleep disorders that he also provides comprehensive services. He is a distinguished member of many ORL societies and currently is the Secretary General of Turkish Facial Plastic Surgery Society.</p>
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