Minimally Invasive Secondary Rhinoplasty in Over-Resected Noses without Rib Grafts
09-12, 11:30–12:00 (Europe/Istanbul), Facial Plastic 4

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Cartilage is the most necessary material for grafting in secondary rhinoplasty cases with over-resection, addressing multiple structural and surface defects. However, selecting the ideal graft has been a concern due to donor site morbidity and potential issues like graft visibility, irregularities, infection, and inflammatory reactions. Advances in facial plastic surgery have led to the development of special techniques to reduce donor site morbidity using autografts. By combining open and endoscopic approaches, we can provide sufficient support for structural and camouflage purposes exclusively using non-rib sources, resulting in minimal morbidity and successful outcomes.

Development of special techniques to reduce donor site morbidity using autografts.

Mohsen Naraghi

Dr. Mohsen Naraghi, M.D., FARS, FEBORL, FEBFPRS, is a world-renowned triple-board certified rhinologist and facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. His fellowship certification in rhinology was authorized by the world rhinology legend, Professor Stammberger.

Dr. Naraghi is highly recognized for his mastery in rhinoplasty and endoscopic sinus surgery, as well as for his innovative techniques and accomplishments as an author. He has been honored with numerous awards for best practices, including five prestigious awards in the United States. With over two decades of clinical practice and postgraduate academic teaching, Dr. Naraghi's innovations and expertise in minimally invasive surgery have been widely published as original articles and textbook chapters in the United States. He currently serves as an expert rhinologist at Armada Hospital Center Dubai, and medical director at Orphans Worldwide in Jacksonville, and president of Rhinology Research Center.

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