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Ozeri E et al. – The authors propose that the radial forearm free flap comprising palmaris longus tendon, inset and fixed with the described technique, may be a good alternative among the surgical options for full–thickness lower lip defects in order to achieve a satisfactory aesthetic and functional reconstruction.

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