The lower nasal base: an anatomical study

Currently, most rhinoplasty surgeons focus their analysis and operative techniques on the upper nasal base, with its alar cartilages. They tend to minimize the lower nasal base, composed of the columellar base, nostril sills, and alar lobules. The requisite operative techniques are often considered...

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Published in:Aesthetic surgery journal 2013-02, Vol.33 (2), p.222-232
Main Authors: Daniel, Rollin K, Glasz, Tibor, Molnar, Gyongyver, Palhazi, Peter, Saban, Yves, Journel, Bertrand
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Nasal Cartilages - surgery
Nose - anatomy & histology
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Rhinoplasty - methods
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