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Chapter  Dorsal Augmentation: Temporal Fascia–Wrapped Diced Cartilage 305
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is -year-old woman presented years aer a primary closed rhinoplasty. During the early postoperative period, she had three Kenalog injections to her supratip region. She was devastated by the result and described her nose as too long and her tip as that of a “clown nose.” She also related, “My mother won’t look me in the eye.” Essentially, the patient wanted her old nose back, with a strong bridge and a small bump. On the anterior view, the dorsal lines were pinched in the middle third, worse on the le than the right, which made her tip appear rounder. On the lateral view, the dorsum looked overresected, and the pollybeak tip was evident. e oblique view showed that the dorsal line was broken at the midvault, and her tip appeared dependent.
In planning the surgery, two important technical issues had to be determined. First, from the physical examination, it was evident that the patient’s le nasal bone was inwardly displaced. If a perfectly straight dorsal gra were placed on an asymmetrical base, it would appear crooked. e challenge was to change the orientation of the le bone from vertical to angled, move it outward, and main­tain the position.
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Second, what type of dorsal augmentation was needed? On preoperative exami­nation, her septum felt weak and had indeed been partially resected. Would this augmentation require conchal cartilage or rib? A straight, so prole can be cre­ated with a tapered DC-F gra, but the patient wanted a strong prole with the suggestion of a hump, thus favoring a uniform DC-F gra.
Surgical Plan
1. Harvest a large sheet of deep temporal fascia.
2. Perform an open approach through transcolumellar and infracartilaginous incisions.
3. Excise .mm of supratip scar tissue (so tissue pollybeak).
4. Explore the septum through a right unilateral transxion incision.
5. Harvest available cartilage, leaving a  to mm strut.
6. Harvest the conchal bowl through a retroauricular incision.
7. Perform a medial oblique and low-to-low osteotomy on the le side only.
8. Insert a partial-length (distal) spreader gra on the right and a full-length spreader gra on the le, extending into the bony vault to maintain the out­ward position of the le bone.
9. Insert a laminated columellar strut made of conchal cartilage reinforced with septal cartilage.
10. Reduce the alar cartilages to mm rim strips.
11. Shape the tip with domal creation and interdomal sutures.
12. Apply a shield-shaped tip gra with a posterior boost made from septal car­tilage plus a dome-shaped tip renement gra made from excised alar car­tilage.
13. Dice scraps of cartilage and pack them into a tuberculin syringe on the back table.
14. Build a DC-F construct the measures mm long by mm wide by mm thick.
15. Ensure uniform thickness to create a strong prole and minihump. (In a typi­cal secondary rhinoplasty, a tapered DC-F gra is used to prevent fullness in the rhinion area.)
16. Insert alar rim gras.
17. Close all incisions and apply a cast.
Almost years postoperatively, the patient’s nose essentially appears as it did before her rst operation. e patient and her family are pleased with the result. On the anterior view, her bony pyramid is no longer collapsed on the le side. On the lateral view, her dorsum has a natural unoperated contour with a small minihump and a nice seto of the tip. On oblique view the dorsum is strong with a well-dened dorsal line. e tip is no longer dependent and broad.
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is case illustrates two of the principal advantages of DC-F gras. e gra is composed of scraps of cartilage rather than a solid piece. is patient’s septum had been compromised, and mm of augmentation with conchal cartilage was virtually impossible. e only alternative was a rib gra. is was not needed, because a DC-F gra was performed. In addition, the exibility of shaping DC-F allows surgeons to design each construct to t the patient’s goal, including the
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creation of a small hump on top of a major augmentation. Interestingly, the pa­tient stated that further distinct improvement in tip denition occurred  to  months postoperatively, thus conrming that the skin envelope continues to thin without the need for Kenalog injections.
is -year-old woman presented for a secondary rhinoplasty years aer her original surgery, which was performed elsewhere. She did not like the sur­gical look of her nose, especially the pinched, droopy tip. On the anterior view, her dorsum was collapsed in the midvault, whereas the tip has a classic hanging columella (seagull in ight). On the lateral view, her dorsum appeared overre­sected and the alar rims retracted. On the oblique view, her tip looked attened as though pressed against a glass window. Deviation of the caudal septum and destruction of the le so tissue facet were apparent on the basal view. is pa­tient had a four-view disaster with major deformities in each view of her nose.
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e operative goals included the following:
Harvest a sheet of deep temporal resection.
Expose the nose using an open approach.
Analyze the tip. (is revealed a prior resection of % of the lateral crura.)
Excise the supratip scar tissue. (is revealed a cartilaginous pollybeak.)
Excise a tapered .mm section of cartilaginous dorsum.
Expose the septum.
Resect a mm wide bowed section of the caudal septum.
Harvest the cartilaginous body of the septum.
Harvest a portion of the conchal bowl (to be diced by the circulating nurse).
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Insert bilateral spreader gras and suture them into place with multiple sutures of - PDS.
Mobilize the alar cartilages from the underlying mucosa.
Suture the lateral crural strut gras to the remnants of each lateral crus.
Insert a columellar strut.
Shape the tip with the following sutures: columellar, domal creation, and domal equalization.
Construct a dorsal DC-F gra on the back table with thickness tapered from .mm cephalically to .mm at the midpoint to .mm caudally.
Insert the DC-F construct using percutaneous guide sutures at the na­sion and x/close the gra caudally at the anterior septal angle using - plain catgut.
Provide additional tip projection with a two-layer onlay tip renement gra covered with a piece of fascia.
Make marginal incisions along each alar rim, fully transpose the lateral crura, and suture the lateral crural strut gras to the alar rims.
Insert Doyle splints and apply a Denver splint.
Postoperatively DC-F gras provide a smooth dorsum with signicant augmen­tation, a natural contour, and well-dened dorsal lines.
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e patient is pleased with her result year  months postoperatively. On the an­terior view, her nose appears shorter and the hanging columella is corrected. Her collapsed midvault with its disrupted dorsal lines is replaced with very visible parallel dorsal lines. On the oblique view, her long verticalized tip is compressed into a very well-dened domal-tip complex. Her dorsum is smooth and blends into the radix. On static and smiling lateral views, her dorsum is straight and tip dependency is eliminated.
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is -year-old woman had a rhinoplasty at age  and was disappointed with the result immediately. A revision year later did not make a signicant improve­ment. Her respiration was signicantly impaired. On internal examination the vestibular and internal valves were collapsed. On the anterior view, her nasal tip was extremely pointy with a very sharp bossa. Midvault collapse was evident on the oblique view. On the lateral view, her dorsum looked overresected and had a characteristic ski-slope curvature. e basal view showed a pointy tip and dis torted nostrils. is was one of my rst DC-F gra surgeries, performed over years ago.
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Surgical Plan
1. Assess the septum via a right unilateral transxion incision. (is conrmed a prior submucous resection of a portion of the septum.)
2. Perform an open approach, which requires meticulous dissection and mul­tiple reinjections of the tip to allow safe skin elevation.
3. Assess the tip. (is revealed a prior Goldman tip procedure; that is, tran­section of the lateral crura, followed by midline suturing to create a central “tent pole” or pointy tip.)
4. Slightly reduce the distal cartilaginous pollybeak.
5. Harvest all available septal cartilage.
6. Harvest the cartilaginous portion of the h rib.
7. Insert a columellar strut.
8. Reverse the medial transposition of the lateral crura by repairing the divided alae at the dome.
9. Suture lateral crural strut gras to the distal lateral crura, and then rotate them into the alar bases.
10. Place an additional alar rim structure gra on the le.
11. Place a concealer gra over the tip in the infralobular position.
12. Dice cartilage and place it in a tuberculin syringe.
13. Suture a fascial sleeve around the syringe.
14. Insert diced cartilage under the dorsum, and expand it to the desired aug­mentation.
15. Close the gra caudally.
16. Make mm nostril sill excisions.
17. Suture footplate gras to the columellar base.
18. Close all incisions and apply a cast.
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Almost years postoperatively, and without revisions, the patient’s dorsum looks natural with its dorsal lines. She has maintained  to mm of augmentation from day , without absorption. Intraoperatively every secondary rhinoplasty is a surprise and requires exibility. Reversal of the Goldman tip and coverage of the suture repair with a concealer gra was devised out of necessity. Because this was one of the rst DC-F gras that Iperformed, it raises the question, “Why