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Rhinoplasty Dissection Manual » Chapter 2 – Lab Exercise: Nasal Analysis

Chapter 2 – Lab Exercise: Nasal Analysis

General

Skin quality: Thin, medium, or thick

Primary descriptor (i.e., why is the patient here): For example, "big," "twisted," "large hump"

Frontal View

Twisted or straight: Follow brow-tip aesthetic lines Width: Narrow, wide, normal, "wide-narrow-wide" Tip: Deviated, bulbous, asymmetric, amorphous, other

Base View

Triangularity.: Good versus trapezoidal

Tip: Deviated, wide, bulbous, bifid, asymmetric

Base: Wide, narrow, or normal. Inspect for caudal septal deflection

Columella: Colurnellar/lobule ratio (normal is 2:1 ratio); status of medial crural footplates.

Lateral View

Nasofrontal angle: Shallow or deep Nasal starting point: High or low

Dorsun: Straight, concavity, or convexity, bony, bony-cartilaginous, or cartilaginous (i.e.,

is convexity primarily bony, cartilaginous, or both)

Nasal length: Normal, short, long

Tip projection: Normal, decreased, or increased

Alar-columellar relationship: Normal or abnormal

Naso-labial angle: Obtuse or acute

Oblique View

Does it add anything, or does it confirm the other views?

Many other points of analysis can be made on each view, but these are some of the vital points of commentary.

Related Information:

  • Achieving Surgical Goals: Selected Options
  • Acknowledgements
  • Adjunctive Procedures
  • Aesthetic Analysis
  • Alar Base Resection
  • Alar Wedge Excision
  • Anatomy
  • Chapter 10 – Sliding Alar Flap
  • Chapter 11 – Caudal Extension Grafts
  • Chapter 13 – Placement Of Intranasal Packs, Nasal Splint
  • Chapter 13 – Postoperative Care
  • Chapter 5 – Incisions and Approaches
  • Cleft Lip Nasal Deformity
  • Closure of the Marginal
  • Delivery Approach
  • Deviated Caudal Septum
  • Foreward
  • Guide to Nasal Analysis
  • Harvesting Calvarial Bone
  • Harvesting Conchal Cartilage: Anterior Approach
  • Harvesting Ethmoid Bone
  • Harvesting Rib Graft
  • Indications For External Rhinoplasty Approach
  • Infiltrative Anesthesia Technique
  • Intermediate Osteotemies
  • Lab Exercise: Nasal Analysis
  • Landmarks For Analysis
  • Lateral Osteotoniies And Infracture
  • Appendix M – List of Selected Companies with Address/Phone Numbers
  • Medial Osteotoniies
  • Nasal Dissection: Septoplasty with Cartilage Harvest
  • Photography Setup (1)
  • Plumping Grafts
  • Preface
  • Rhinoplasty
  • Rhinoplasty Analysis
  • Rib Cartilage Graft Reconstruction of Saddle Deformity
  • Selected Complications of Rhinoplasty
  • Spreader Grafts
  • Suggested Surgical Instruments for Rhinoplasty
  • Surface Angles
  • Surface Angles, Planes, and Measurements
  • Surgery of the Nasal Tip
  • Tip Support, Incisions, and Approaches
  • Transcartilaginous or Cartilage-Splitting Approach
  • Tripod Concept

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