4. SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE OF THE NOSE
• Superficial fatty- connected
to dermis.
• Fibromuscular-SMAS
• Deep fatty- contains
neurovascular structures
• periosteal layers.
6. SUPERFICIAL ARTERIAL BLOOD SUPPLY
• Facial artery
• Ophthalmic artery
Surgical anatomy for Asian
rhinoplasty
Taek Kyun Kim, Jae Yong Jeong
The PLUS Plastic Surgery Clinic,
Seoul, Korea
7. VENOUS AND LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
Danger area of face
Parotid nodes
Submandibular
nodes
16. TIP PROJECTION
• Goode’s ratio,
where a line drawn
from the alar-
facial groove to
the nasal tip
measures 0.55–
0.60 of the
distance from the
nasion to the nasal
tip.
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browns text
book 8th edition
19. TIP
CONFIGURATION
• Four tip-defining points
identified by light
reflection- domes, supra
tip and infra-tip.
Appearances: normal,
boxy, bifid, bulbous and
20. TIP ROTATION
• position of the tip along an
arc with its radius centred
on the nasolabial angle.
21. BASAL VIEW
• Alar base configuration:
isosceles triangle with
pear-shaped nostrils lying
at an angle of 45 °to the
vertical.
25. TRIANGLE OF POWELL AND HUMPHREY
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text book 8th edition
26. RHINOPLASTY PHOTOGRAPHY
• Light Sources: shadow-less image
• The optimal lighting set-up includes two flash units on both
side of camera with an angle of 45 degree.
• Important considerations include focus, depth of field,
distortion, consistency, and well as patient preparation and
positioning.
27. CONT..
Positioning: Frankfort plane is parallel to the
floor.
standard photographic views- 1.frontal
2. left and right
lateral.
3. left and right
oblique
4. basal.