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Postoperative Management of Rhinoplasty Patients - Postoperative management of rhinoplasty patients is a very significant part of the procedure and has a direct effect on the ultimate cosmetic and functional result. The most effective way of dealing...     Saddle Nose Deformity - The term saddle nose deformity is a nonspecific description of a nose with a depression over its dorsal surface. The actual depth of depression, the degree of nasal obstruction...     Soft Tissue Techniques - Expertise in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery requires knowledge and skills of basic soft tissue surgery. The face, with its excellent blood supply, variety of relaxed skin tension lines, and numerous anatomic boundary markers, offers great flexibility and challenge for rewarding cosmetic and reconstructive procedures...     Facial Reconstruction in an Office-Based Operative Setting - Performing surgery in an operative setting in one’s private office has become more desirable in the last several years. If properly planned, it is convenient and beneficial to both patient and doctor. The impetus for such a trend...     Surgical Approaches to the Nasal Skeleton - There are several different surgical approaches for exposure of the lower two thirds of the nose when performing cosmetic nasal surgery. The preferred technique often varies among rhinoplasty surgeons...     Autologous Free Dermal Fat Graft: Reconstruction of Facial Contour Defects - Conspicuous soft-tissue facial defects arise from various causes, including degenerative disease, extirpative surgery, congenital deformities, and soft-tissue trauma. Most patients find such contour defects aesthetically unacceptable and will frequently seek surgical restoration...     Innovative Techniques: Aesthetic Restoration of Acquired Nasal Defects - Aesthetic restoration of acquired nasal defects has intrigued reconstructive surgeons for centuries. Because of the myriad reconstructive options, there is a need for a logical and sequential approach to the decision-making process...     Assessment of survival and microscopic changes in porcine skin flaps undergoing immediate intraoperative tissue expansion - The technique of rapid intraoperative tissue expansion has been used with increasing frequency in the clinical setting over the last several years...     New Approaches To Management Of Sinusitis - Sinusitis affects more than 30 million people in the United States. Conventional ideas of sinus disease have changed with better understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the paranasal sinuses. Acute sinusitis is initially...