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4 Rhytidectomy (Cervicobuccal Plasty)
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Temporal Flap Resection and Sutures (Fig. 4.46–4.47)
This is followed by flap resection in the temporal hair region. Following release of the Backhaus hook, the excess skin flap is excised without any tension and attached step by step in the cranial direction with 3/0 Resolon sutures. If there are areas of tension here, subcutaneous sutures must be made at this location as well.
It is important to distribute this tension mainly among the sutures in the hair region to prevent scar formation in the visible areas in front of and behind the auricle.
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Ifthehairlineistoohighatthecranialauricularpoleorifthepatient’s hair is too thin, we make a hairline cut.
In this case, the incision does not go through the temporal hair region. Instead it runs from the upper auricular pole on an almost horizontal course along the caudal temporal hair boundary in the direction of the orbitae. (Fig. 4.48)
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Fig. 4.48 ······· Tumescence and suction margin
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– –– Preparation margin –––– Incision line
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Cutaneous wound closure is now performed in the retroauricular fold. This can be accomplished with continuous or interrupted sutures. We use 5/0 Prolene as suture material.
Caution must be exercised in any case to position the sutures about 2 mm above the fold. This is the only way to achieve perfect aesthetic results. (Fig. 4.49)
Periauricular Wound Closure
Wound closure is now carried out in the visible preauricular region with continuo us 6/0 Prolene sutures.
This can be accomplished with no tension at all since several sutures have already been made subcutaneously and have taken all the tension out of the wound surface.
Intracutaneous sutures are a possibility at this point. However, they do not offer any aesthetic advantages.
Care should be taken to achieve exact anatomical positioning of the auricular lobe. The ear lobe should not be sutured to the head. (Fig. 4.50)
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Retroauricular Skin Resection, Redon Drain, and Wound Closure (Fig. 4.51–4.53)
The excess lipocutaneous flap is now removed in the retroauricular and mastoid regions.
The assisting surgeon holds the ear toward the front with the long two-pronged hook.
The excess lipocutaneous flap is resected with the number 10 blade.
Afterwards, the Backhaus hook is first removed from the surgical area together with the skin flap.
The surgeon shaves the area with a radius of 2 mm around the incision edges with a number 10 scalpel to ensure that the wound is clean. The shaved hair grows back quickly and covers the incision line completely in this case.
If the hairline is too high in the occipital region, the incision lines described above are precluded. In this case, the hairline cut that runs alongtheoccipitalhairlinemustbeused(seepictureofthehairlinecut, p. 133).
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Finally, the wound is closed layer by layer with 3/0 Resolon sutures, starting in the dorsal hair region.
At this location as well, subcutaneous sutures have already been made with 4/0 PDS or Monocryl. (Fig. 4.52)
After about four sutures, a Redon drain is inserted. This drain must be pushed forward carefully with a long bent hook on both sides in order to achieve a good suction effect in the entire cervicobuccal area. The drain is attached behind the auricle and left in place for 24 h. It can be replaced if necessary .
Subcutaneous wound closure is now carried out in the visible retroau­ricular region, i.e., the region without hair .
This incision, which is about 3 cm long, is closed – like a Z-plasty – with 5/0 contin uous Prolene sutures without any tension.
This is followed by connection of the Redon drain and checking of the suction effect. (Fig. 4.53)
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