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Surgical management of the deviated nose still constitutes a problem for plastic surgeons because of the possibility of recurrence and the risk of weakening the supporting structures. The authors present their experience with correction of deviated and hump nose that takes into account both aspects of the problem. The technique does not destroy the osteo-cartilaginous nasal pyramid structure. The main thing to reduce the recurrence rate of nasal curvature is nasal pyramid fixation with impression.
European Journal of Plastic Surgery – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 1, 2011
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