Clinical Atlas of Preservation Rhinoplasty: Steps for Surgeons in Training

Rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging procedures in facial plastic  surgery, as treatment has to be carefully tailored for each patient;  nowadays the concept of preservation rhinoplasty is particularly  sought-after, allowing to conserve cartilage bone structure, and  avoiding secondary surgery with costal grafts. Thought for the young  surgeon in training, this richly illustrated clinical cases atlas in  rhinoplasty offers all needed tools to correctly classify the  malformation and choose the best reproducible treatment. Chapters  clearly illustrate the principal approach with closed technique, to  which specific parts on transcolumellar approaches are added, beginning  with the simpler cases and progressing stepwise to more complex cases.  Each part is supported by the addition of high quality illustrations and  surgical videos to foster the reader’s understanding and preparation of  practical steps and best choices, offering direct support in the  operating room. The chapters move from the clinical examination, to  photography, topography and deformation measurement (TDM) in 3D,  computer simulations and the building of a dedicated preoperative check  list to endure a careful patient approach and secure the best outcomes  for the most frequent rhinoplasty cases. Plastic surgeons in training  and ENT doctors alike will find this Clinical Atlas of Primary  Rhinoplasty to be a handy guide to resort to, when wanting to improve  their daily practice.