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Chapter  Advanced Suture Techniques 355
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Interdomal Suture
Opening the nose, splitting the tip cartilages slightly to gain access to the anterior septal angle of the septum (to elevate mucoperichondrium and release upper lat­eral cartilages) are all necessary maneuvers but do result in some splaying of the domes and loss of strength and symmetry. e interdomal suture restores sym­metry and corrects splaying. A - PDS suture is approximate the middle crura (on the cephalic side) at a level that is approximately  to mm below (posterior to) the domes. e domes themselves are not sutured together because there is normally a small separation of a few mm between the cephalic end of the domes. If a columellar strut is planned, this suture is usually placed aer the strut is put in place because strut placement can oen be disrupting.
e interdomal suture restores tip strength and symmetry.
Lateral Crus Suture
Any convexity of the lateral crus can be im­proved or reversed with a horizontal mattress suture of - PDS. While holding the most con­vex portion of the convex lateral crus, the su­ture needle is placed on one side of the forceps, perpendicular to the direction of the lateral crus trying to take as small a bite as possible. e sec­ond bite is taken on the other side of the forceps so that the distance between should be approxi­mately mm.
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e knot is only tied tightly enough to atten the convexity. Oen a second or third lateral crus suture at dierent locations along the lateral crus is necessary to atten out the entire length of the lateral crus. One should look at the very posterior (lateral) aspect of the lateral crus to see whether it curls in and becomes very convex. If so, that is a good location for a lateral crus suture too.
e lateral crus suture removes convexity of the lateral crus.
Columellar-Septal Suture
Occasionally a small adjustment of the tip complex with respect to the caudal septum is necessary. It may be desirable to secure the entire cartilaginous tip complex to the caudal septum, either projecting it or, if necessary, deprojecting it a little bit. e columellar-septal suture will do that but only to a small extent. It is not a substitute for serious projecting, such as can be achieved by a columel­lar strut, or serious deprojecting techniques such as resection of a portion of the posterior lateral crus or a section of the middle crus.
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Beginning just caudal to the columella, a large needle - PDS suture is passed between the leaves of the middle crura, which contains strong bers for a good purchase. e needle then picks up the anterior septal angle of the septum in two bites (because sutures tend to pull through if only one bite is used), and then the needle is passed back between the leaves of the middle crura, where the knot is tied. When the columellar part of the skin ap is reapplied, it will rest on and cover the knot. Care is taken not to overtighten the knot, which otherwise would cause columellar retraction.
Intercrural Suture
On occasion the caudal aspect of the middle crura tends to are causing what would be a wide columella. At the anterior end of the middle crura such aring can actually cause an unwanted broad infratip lobule. An intercrural suture nar­rows the width of the middle crura in this region. It is simply a - horizontal mattress suture not tightened too much but just enough to give the proper width to the columella.
e intercrural suture narrows the medial crura (columella).
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CASE ANALYSES
is -year-old women had a bulbous nasal tip, dorsal hump, long nose, hang­ing columella, and broad nose.
e operative goals included the following:
Use an open approach.
Perform cephalic resection of the lateral crus.
Employ suture techniques:
 Transdomal  Interdomal  Lateral crus  Columellar-septal
Perform a humpectomy.
Place spreader aps.
Shorten the septum.
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Twelve months aer surgery, improvement in the size of her nasal tip and its pro­portions are evident. e nasal length and width are improved as well. However, the general width of the nose is still slightly large.
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is -year-old woman presented with a broad round nasal tip and dorsal hump.
e operative goals included the following:
Use an open approach.
Perform cephalic resection of the lateral crus.
Employ suture techniques:
Perform a humpectomy.
Place spreader aps.
 Transdomal  Interdomal  Lateral crus
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Fieen months aer surgery there is improvement in her round, ill-dened tip. e basal view shows much better triangulation, although the columella is slightly broad. e prole is also improved.
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is -year-old woman had a broad tip, medium-thick skin, and a radix de­ciency.
e operative goals included the following:
Use a closed approach.
Deliver the tips through a marginal incision and an intercartilaginous in­cision.
Employ suture techniques:
Perform cephalic excision of the lateral crus.
Augment the radix.
 Hemitransdomal  Interdomal  Lateral crus
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Twelve months aer surgery, the nasal tip is narrower and the radix deciency is somewhat improved, though not completely. Overall, the nostrils are more equilateral on basal view.
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is -year-old woman presented with a broad tip, and a broad nose in the upper half; the tip was slightly overprojected, with a nasofacial angle that was somewhat obtuse.
e operative goals included the following:
Employ suture techniques:
Perform medial oblique and lateral osteotomies.
Reduce the dorsum more at the caudal end.
Place spreader aps.
Perform deprojection by releasing tip structures from the caudal septum.
Slightly augment the radix.
 Lateral crus  Interdomal  Columellar-septal  Hemitransdomal