The Nasal Tip Rotation After Primary Rhinoplasty Using Columellar Strut Graft.

CUREUS(2021)

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OBJECTIVE:In this study, we aimed to investigate the degree of nasal tip rotation three months after rhinoplasty using columellar strut graft. METHODS:Using photographs of 25 patients who underwent rhinoplasty, we prospectively analyzed nasal tip rotation before, during, and after three months of the surgery. Columellar strut graft was used for all patients for tip support. Standardized left profile images were taken. For evaluation of tip rotation, the nasolabial angle was measured. The results were statistically compared, and a p value less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant. RESULTS:The mean preoperative nasolabial angle (NLA) for the entire group was 91.44°, and the directly postoperative angle measured 108.84°. The mean of postoperative nasolabial angles measured at three-month follow-up was 97.2°. The preoperative, directly postoperative, and three-month postoperative nasolabial angles were all recorded. CONCLUSION:Considering the results of this study, a postoperative nasolabial angle is increased compared to preoperative angle. However, an occasional dropping of the angle might be seen in following months, which can be linked to several factors.
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nasolabial angle, rhinoplasty, tip rotation
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