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Tiago Lyrio¹, Frederico Keim², Sercan Gode³

¹Plastic surgeons in private practice, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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|December 24, 2025

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A novel Columella Flap technique effectively reconstructs nasal columella defects, offering significant aesthetic and functional improvements. This innovative approach demonstrates high patient satisfaction and minimal complications in a recent study.

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Area of Science:

Plastic Surgery
Reconstructive Surgery
Nasal Anatomy

Background:

Columella deformities and defects necessitate surgical correction.
Existing techniques have limitations, prompting the development of new methods.
A novel local flap technique, based on lip lifting markings, has been developed for columella reconstruction.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the efficacy of the new Columella Flap technique for nasal columella defects and short columella.
To assess aesthetic and functional outcomes post-surgery.
To document complication rates over a one-year follow-up period.

Main Methods:

Retrospective analysis of patient medical records for columella reconstruction using the novel flap.
One-year outpatient follow-up for all patients.
Patient-reported outcome questionnaires assessing pre- and post-operative satisfaction, aesthetics, and impact on social/professional life.

Main Results:

Twenty patients underwent the Columella Flap procedure with a one-year follow-up.
Significant improvements in columella reconstruction were observed.
The majority of patients reported aesthetic and functional benefits with few minor complications.

Conclusions:

The Columella Flap is a versatile and effective tool for reconstructing columella deformities.
This technique offers functional and aesthetic improvements with a low complication rate.
The flap shows promise in correcting a majority of columella deformities.