This clearly structured and beautifully illustrated atlas, which includes numerous high-quality pre-, intra-, and postoperative pictures, documents the techniques employed in order to deal with the problems typically encountered following a previous failed rhinoplasty. Each chapter also contains a description of the authors¿ standard procedure for treating the problem in question and describes the precautions to be taken in order to avoid similar failures. The techniques covered include extracorporeal and total septal reconstruction, reconstruction of the over resected tip, the sliding technique for reduction of the over projected tip, the use of alloplastic fascia or alternatively free diced cartilage for camouflaging or volume augmentation, and saddle nose correction. Mastering Advanced Rhinoplasty will be of value to both novice and experienced practitioners seeking to achieve the best results for patients who frequently present with challenging problems.

Clearly structured and beautifully illustrated atlas

Some Historical and Philosophical Aspects.- Internal Nose: Septum.- Our Concept for Septoplasty during Primary Rhinoplasty.- Surgical Principles.- Case Studies.- Our Concept for Septoplasty during Secondary Septoplasty.- Surgical Principles.- Case Studies. Functional Aspects in Primary Rhinoplasty: Physical examination.- Surgical Principles.- Case studies. Functional Aspects in Secondary Rhinoplasty: Surgical Principles.- Case Studies. External Nose: Dorsum.- Cartilaginous / bony dorsum.- Surgical principles in primary reduction of the dorsum.- Cases.- Surgical principles in secondary correction of the dorsum.- Cases.- Surgical principles in augmentation of the dorsum.- Cases Primary Augmentation.- Cases Secondary Augmentation. Nasal Pyramid: Surgical principles of osteotomies in primary rhinoplasty.- Cases.- Surgical principles in secondary procedures.- Cases. Tip: Surgical principles to change a tip in primary rhinoplasty.- Cases.- Surgical principles to change a tip in secondary rhinoplasty.- Cases. Malformations: Surgical principles to correct malformations.- Primary Cases.- Secondary Cases. Complex revision cases.