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[The alar vertical section or résection technique in rhinoplasty].

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Nasal tip plasty presents functional and aesthetic challenges in rhinoplasty. A specific technique using alar modification and transdomal sutures offers control over nasal tip projection and rotation.

Keywords:
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  • Plastic Surgery
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  • Nasal tip plasty is a complex aspect of rhinoplasty, demanding both functional and aesthetic considerations.
  • Numerous surgical techniques exist, varying in methodology and outcomes.

Purpose:

  • To describe a specific surgical technique for nasal tip plasty.
  • To highlight the control over nasal tip projection and rotation offered by this method.

Summary:

  • The described technique involves vertical division of domes with intermediate dome section, promoting natural healing without sutures or grafts.
  • It incorporates an alar section or resection combined with a transdomal suture (STD).

Impact:

  • Provides surgeons with a method to precisely manage nasal tip aesthetics and function.
  • Contributes to the armamentarium of techniques available for rhinoplasty.