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Septal Extension Graft and Strut Reconstruction in Rhinoplasty Takeshi Miyawaki 1,2 , So Moriyama 1,2 , Naoko Takeuchi 1,2 1Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Jikei University Hospital 2Septorhinoplasty Clinic, Jikei University Hospital pp.1050-1060
Published Date 2024/10/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/keisei.2024100008
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 The septal extension graft (SEG) is considered highly effective in terms of nasal tip elongation and the prevention of postoperative retraction. However, even with a stable procedure, it can be challenging to maintain the nasal morphology long-term due to the vulnerability of the septal cartilage, which provides structural strength. The vulnerability of the septal cartilage is influenced not only by the thickness of the cartilage and the presence and degree of cracks but also by the presence of caudal septal deviation, which significantly affects the skeletal strength. Cartilage exhibits maximum axial compression strength when it is straight, and a prerequisite for the success of the surgery is thus the absence of curvature in the septal cartilage. The treatment of caudal septal deviation requires the adjustment of the length of caudal septum; correction alone with a batten graft does not provide long-term stability. In this paper we discuss techniques for correcting caudal septal deviation and for performing nasal tip elongation surgery via autologous cartilage transplantation to achieve nasal tip elongation by an SEG. Postoperative changes in nasal tip projection and rotation are reported to be likely in males, and the use of an SEG when nasal tip elongation is performed in males is preferable to a columellar strut as it provides a more robust support.


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