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Endoscopic Septoplasty with Limited Two-line Resection: Minimally Invasive Surgery for Septal Deviation
Published on: June 20, 2018
Way Forward in Improving Rhinoplasty Outcomes
1Department of Otolaryngology, Hospital Luz Arrabida, Porto, Portugal.
Abstract:
Rhinoplasty is an elective surgical procedure to attain an aesthetic and functional improvement of the nose. The level of expectation of the patient-and the surgeon-regarding the outcome of a rhinoplasty is usually high, and any result that is less than perfect can be seen as a failure. To achieve consistently good results in rhinoplasty, the surgeon should be meticulous at every step of the procedure. Fully understanding the patient's desires, careful preoperative evaluation of the face, and proper selection of patients are crucial to achieving improved outcomes. Furthermore, an individually tailored surgical planning according to the unique features of the specific case, preferring remodeling over resection and reinforcing the nasal framework support, and careful surgical execution will likely ensure a satisfactory and long-lasting surgical outcome. Rhinoplasty requires lifelong dedication of the surgeon for providing the best outcomes to patients entrust their noses to the surgeon's surgical skills. The rhinoplasty surgeon has been labeled an "eternal student," and this should reflect the delicateness and humbleness of the rhinoplasty surgeon.
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