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Synopsis ■ Secondary rhinoplasty may be done to correct a complication, to correct an untoward result, or simply to pursue further improvement. ■ Secondary rhinoplasty is more difficult than primary. All measures to help the surgeon should be used, including…

Suturing Techniques to Refine the Nasal Tip

Controlling the shape of the nasal tip can be one of the most challenging problems rhinoplasty surgeons face in practice. Prior to the advent of suture techniques, the cartilages of the nose were largely controlled, by excision, crushing, and scoring.…