Trends in functional rhinoplasty 2008

This article reviews the recent literature on functional rhinoplasty for the most important contributions in the field. Surgical techniques for improving the internal nasal valve include upper lateral cartilage fold-in flap, splay graft, alar batten graft, Z-plasty, and the alloplastic Monarch impla...

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