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Dissection of the Lipocutaneous Flap (Fig. 4.19–4.28)
Subsequently, sharp dissection is continued in the preauricular region.
The assisting surgeon pulls the cavity of concha dorsally. The surgeon dissects a 2-cm broad lipocutaneous strip with the number 15 blade until the superficial temporal artery is reached. This artery and vein are then exposed together. (Fig. 4.19)
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Above this vascular bundle, the surgeon works between the two fascial sheets of the temporal muscle in the temporal region, i.e., dissection is continued one layer deeper here than in the preauricular region in order to protect the hair roots. (Fig. 4.20)
From this access, the entire forehead can be detached blun tly with the raspatory in an endoscopically controlled procedure. This is accom­plished quickly and effortlessly , owing to the prior dissection via tumescence. (Fig. 4.21)
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The temporal vascular bundle is now exposed by precise blunt and sharp dissection.
Blunt dissection is performed with a saline compress placed over the index finger. The skin is pushed up to the lateral orbital margin in this manner. (Fig. 4.22)
Sharp dissection is carried out cranially with the Wullstein scissors. The vascular bundle, consisting of the superficial temporal artery and vein, is explicitly exposed.
Following precise exposure, the temporal vascular bundle is ligated with 3/0 Vi cryl suture material. (Fig. 4.23)
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This vascular bundle is an important anatomical structure. It represen ts the cranial dissection boundary which must be respected to avoid injury to the branch of the facial nerve in the forehead. (Fig. 4.24)
Dissection of the Cheeks and Neck (Fig. 4.25, 4.26)
Afterwards, further dissection is carried out in the cheek region with the Mang dissecting scissors.
For this purpose, the surgeon inserts the roller hook in the lipocutane­ous flap and pulls it up vertically with his or her thumb. The surgeon nowhasagoodviewofthedissectinglayer.Theparotidcapsuleserves as a guide structure. Following the perforations created by the tumes­cence dissection, the surgeon detaches the thick lipocutaneous flap. During the dissection in the direction of the orbit, a hard resilient cord is encountered. This is the ligament of the orbicularis oculi muscle. It is exposed and transected.
Creating constant tension by pulling upwards with his or her left thumb in the roller hook, the surgeon continues dissection up to the nasolabial fold. This fold constitutes the medial dissection boundary.
For the dissection of deeper lying areas, the roller hook is replaced by Langenbeck forceps. In place of the Mang scissors, a swab or a saline compr e ss placed over the index finger can be very useful as a blunt dis­section instrument.
To ensure optimal lighting conditions, the novice is advised to use a battery-powered forehead lamp.
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This is followed by medium-level and deep-level retroauricular dissec­tion.
The assisting surgeon places the long two-pronged hook in the retroau­ricular fold and pulls the auricle towar d the front. The surgeon inserts the two-pronged roller hook in the lipocutaneous flap that has already been formed and pulls it tautly toward the dorsal region. The dissection layer is now in clear view. Further dissection is carried out along the sternocleidomastoid muscle dorsally and caudally with the Mang dis­sectionscissors.Careshouldbetakennottodamagethegreatauricular nerveorthejugularvein.
Dissection is now much easier to accomp li s h in the throat and neck area as a result of the perforations created by the prior tumescent lipo­suction procedure. (Fig. 4.26)
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