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Evaluation of a Modified Dome Holding Technique for Transdomal Suture in Rhinoplasty

Iraqi Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2021, Volume 20, Issue 2, Pages 143-148
10.52573/ipmj.2020.168622

Abstract

BACKGROUND :
There are multiple techniques for gaining the refinement of tip, increase projection and rotation.
This study based on A modified dome holding technique for transdomal Suture in rhinoplasty.
OBJECTIVE:
To evaluate the result of A modified dome holding technique for transdomal suture in rhinoplasty.
PATIENTS AND METHODS:
Between November 2018 and March 2020, 10 patients were subjected to aesthetic rhinoplasty in Alwasity teaching hospital. Their ages between 19-30 years “8 females versus 2 males”. Those patients were undergoing rhinoplasty with using innovative technique. Nine out of ten of our patients had thin skin and only one of them had thick skin.
RESULTS:
Average time of operation was one hour and a half (1 hour-2 hour), our results showed that the post-operative appearance had acceptable aesthetic results in all our patients with narrow nasal tip without pinching and with adequate tip projection and rotation.
CONCLUSION:
Dome stabilizing suture using this innovative method is effective way for producing narrow of nasal tip, dome symmetry, and enhancing tip rotation and projection, with good functional results.
 
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