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Soft tissue triangle notching in rhinoplasty can be addressed with surgical or nonsurgical methods. This study introduces a novel cartilage flap technique for correcting soft tissue triangle retraction, offering advantages over traditional cartilage grafts.

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Plastic Surgery
Otolaryngology
Facial Aesthetic Surgery

Background:

Soft tissue triangle notching is a common esthetic complication in rhinoplasty.
Existing management options include surgical revision and nonsurgical treatments like steroid injections and taping.
Cartilage grafts are frequently used for correction but have limitations.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a novel cartilage flap technique for managing soft tissue triangle retraction in rhinoplasty.
To highlight the advantages of cartilage flaps over cartilage grafts for this specific complication.

Main Methods:

Development and application of a novel cartilage flap technique.
The technique is designed to be versatile for open, closed, and preservation rhinoplasty approaches.

Main Results:

The presented cartilage flap technique offers a viable surgical solution for soft tissue triangle retraction.
Cartilage flaps demonstrate advantages such as easier fixation and no need for separate cartilage harvesting.

Conclusions:

The novel cartilage flap technique provides an effective method for correcting soft tissue triangle notching.
This technique is adaptable to various rhinoplasty approaches, enhancing reconstructive options.