Low strip dorsal preservation- a technique that all Otolaryngologists should know.
09-11, 17:15–17:30 (Europe/Istanbul), Facial Plastic 2

<p>Description: Preservation rhinoplasty has been a hotly debated approach to rhinoplasty with some highly touted benefits for patients. Certain techniques within preservation rhinoplasty, namely the low strip technique allows for powerful adjustment of septal alignment and support.</p> <p>Outcome: To illustrate the utility of low strip dorsal preservation in the case of the severely deviated septum to maximize functional improvement. This talk aims to review index cases illustrating the benefits and nuances of low strip dorsal preservation techniques for the severely deviated septum.</p> <p>Discussion and conclusions: The low strip dorsal preservation technique allows for unmatched straightening of the nasal septum, including high bony components at the bony- cartilaginous junction as well as severe caudal deviations or caudal excess. This can be done without changes to the external nose or can be coupled with cosmetic techniques.</p>
<p>To illustrate the utility of low strip dorsal preservation in the case of the severely deviated septum to maximize functional improvement with or without cosmetic changes.</p>
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Talal Abdulla
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Peter C. Revenaugh
Talal Abdulla
<p>DR.TALAL ABDULLA is a consultant of ENT, RHINOLOGY AND FACIAL AESTHETIC SURGERY at salmaniyah medical complex in MANAMA- BAHRAIN ..I DID MY FELLOWSHIP IN ISTANBUL-AT KOC UNVERSITY HOSPITAL - TURKEY IN 2023 . with experience of 18 years in dealing with simple as well as complicated cases of RHINOLOGY AND FACIAL SURGERIES</p>
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Peter C. Revenaugh
<p>Peter C. Revenaugh, MD, FACS, is head of the Section of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. For the last 12 years he has lead a team of surgeons known for their comprehensive and collaborative approach to cosmetic and reconstructive facial surgery. He is an active member of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and has authored numerous journal articles and book chapters related to complex aesthetic and reconstructive techniques. He also is co-director of the Rush Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship.</p>
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