Deviated nose: technical proposition for prevention of recurrences

Area of Science:

• Rhinology
• Plastic Surgery
• Otolaryngology

Background:

• Nasal deviation is a common condition impacting aesthetics and function.
• Existing surgical techniques for deviated nose correction have varying recurrence rates.

Purpose of the Study:

• To present a refined surgical technique for treating deviated noses.
• To detail a method that minimizes the risk of post-operative recurrence.

Main Methods:

• The proposed technique involves subperichondrial liberation of upper lateral cartilages on the concave side of the deviation.
• Surgical steps are illustrated, followed by a review of clinical case examples.

Main Results:

• The subperichondrial liberation technique is demonstrated to be effective in preventing recurrences.
• Clinical cases showcase successful outcomes and aesthetic improvements.

Conclusions:

• The described surgical approach offers a reliable method for correcting nasal deviation.
• This technique addresses the issue of recurrence, enhancing long-term patient satisfaction.