Now I've had a horrible primary, where my surgeon literally hacked off my bridge. I am looking into using coastal cartilage for bridge augmentation. Can temporal fascia be used as a blanket to hid graft irregularities? Now would this technically disrupt or limit the bloodflow to the nose and constrict its vascularization? Please I need all the input I can get. Thanks.
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Revision rhinoplasty is one of the most difficult of all aesthetic procedures. Proceeding with a revision surgery absolutely requires that all variables are accounted for. There is credible evidence that nicotine (in any form) increases wound healing problems through...
One one side it is true temporal fascia, especially the SUPERFICIAL (the deep one or temporal muscle fascia is a gliding surface and provide scarce camouflage) hides ALL the nasal irregularities and conceals the presence of a new entire or en-bloc dorsum build with onlay graft. But it will never...
Your work is very very poor, you need better advise and better surgical skills.Your surgeon has shaven or trimmed ONLY the soft part of your dorsal hump... why so? unexplainable to me... unless he is not trained or skilled in rhinos... why did he leave intact the bony hump? I can't believe these...