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Robert J Macielak¹, Daniel C Schmidtman¹, Chelsey A Recker¹

¹Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.

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Facial plastic surgeons can utilize the dorsal nasal flap for complex nasal reconstruction. This versatile composite flap can be divided, offering solutions for medium to large nasal defects.

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Area of Science:

Plastic Surgery
Reconstructive Surgery
Anatomy

Background:

Nasal reconstruction is challenging due to the nose's aesthetic and functional significance.
Defects of the nasal dorsum and tip require specialized reconstructive techniques.
The dorsal nasal flap is a known option for nasal reconstruction.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a technique for utilizing the dorsal nasal flap in nasal reconstruction.
To highlight the versatility of the dorsal nasal flap by demonstrating its splitable nature.
To present potential applications of this technique in various nasal defect scenarios.

Main Methods:

A case series approach was used to describe the technique.
The dorsal nasal flap, a composite flap from the glabella and nasal dorsum, was utilized.
The flap's ability to be split into epidermal/dermal and subcutaneous/superficial musculoaponeurotic system components without loss was demonstrated.

Main Results:

The dorsal nasal flap is suitable for medium to large nasal dorsum and tip defects.
The composite nature of the flap allows for division into distinct tissue layers.
Successful application of the technique in various reconstructive scenarios was observed.

Conclusions:

The dorsal nasal flap is a valuable and adaptable tool for nasal reconstruction.
Its ability to be split enhances its utility for different defect types.
This technique offers a versatile solution for facial plastic surgeons managing nasal defects.