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See Latest ArticlesOne-stage reconstruction of the entire upper lip and the columella with a modified bilateral nasolabial flap
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 09/24/09
Lorenz KJ et al. – The authors describe a modification of the nasolabial flap technique using cheek tissue for the reconstruction of the defect. The modified flap is used for both the full–thickness reconstruction of the subtotal upper–lip defect and the restoration of the function and appearance of the columella. This technique allows excellent cosmetic and functional results to be obtained in a single–stage procedure.
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