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See Latest ArticlesNasal Reconstruction After Severe Facial Burns Using a Local Turndown Flap
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 01/23/09
Taylor HOB et al. - A simple, multistaged dorsal nasal flap can be used to reconstruct severe nasal deformities after facial burn injury. This can obviate the need for distant tissue transfer. Even in patients with subtotal nasal amputation and complete absence of cartilaginous support, the opportunistic use of scar tissue can restore nasal tip projection and alar lobule architecture without cartilage grafting. The resulting nasal reconstruction blends well into the surrounding facial appearance.
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