Structure Rhinoplasty: Dorsal Hump and Bulbous Nasal Tip (Dvd)

Description

This is the first video in QMP’s Rhinoplasty Video Library, edited by Dr. Dean M. Toriumi, a world-renowned rhinoplasty surgeon. The videos in this series will focus on operative procedures performed by Dr. Toriumi and other leading rhinoplasty experts. Viewers will have the opportunity to witness the extraordinary skill and operative finesse of these master surgeons as they navigate and solve simple to complex nasal problems. You can also compare different surgical approaches to a given problem and learn from the tips and tricks presented by these experts. The emphasis is on the technical aspects of the procedures, and the focus throughout is on topics of current interest, common problems, and controversial issues.

In Structure Rhinoplasty: Dorsal Hump and Bulbous Nasal Tip, Dr. Toriumi demonstrates his step-by-step technique for correcting a deviated nose and bulbous nasal tip using structural grafting. Prior to beginning the operation, Dr. Toriumi discusses the surgical plan and reviews problem areas that will be corrected. He then guides you through the technique, focusing on surgical maneuvers for correcting the severely deviated septum, straightening the nose, reducing the nasal tip, and refining the profile. Dr. Toriumi also demonstrates finesse procedures for achieving nasal symmetry, controlling nasal tip projection, and the use of lateral crural strut grafts to stabilize the nasal sidewall. The rhinoplasty diagram and postoperative results are demonstrated as well.

The operative procedure demonstrates:

Correcting the severe septal deviation
Straightening the nose
Refining the nasal tip
Aligning the profile
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“Straightening the severely deviated nose frequently requires restructuring the nasal septum. Once the foundation of the nose is restructured the nose can be assembled around the midline septum. Failure to create a midline septal structure requires the use of camouflage techniques that are less reliable.” ----Dean M. Toriumi, MD

2012. 60 minutes.