Soft Tissue Pollybeak Deformity
Soft Tissue Pollybeak Deformity
The beak can be a result of the technique used in nasal surgery, but it can also occur as an unpredictable complication even for the most experienced surgeons. The causes of the beak nasal deformity can be listed as the inadequate resection of the supratip structures (insufficient gut cartilage removal), overfilling of the nasal bone, loss of nasal dextrose, or abnormal edema in patients with thick suprathecal skin. An excessive cartilage resection (usually associated with thick nasal skin), which results in subcutaneous scar tissue formation in the suprathep region, is one of the most common causes. Supratip cartilage and excessive cartilage removal due to inadequate cartilage removal, when the nose of the beak emerges roughly cartilaginous beak nose deformity (cartilaginous beak nose deformity / cartilaginous pollybeak deformity) is called.
In the treatment of cartilaginous pollybeak deformities, bast cartilage tissue resections are usually sufficient for treatment. At the same time, cartilage graft placement and nasal lift can be performed to support the tip of the nose in patients with loss of nose support. The appearance of post-operative abnormal soft tissue excess due to soft tissue features and thick skin structure in the nose and supratip area may result in nasal symptoms. Beak nose deformities that appear in this way are called soft tissue beak nose deformities (soft-tissue polly beak). Treatment is more difficult in such cases. There are also tried medical treatments that can be long lasting and insufficient, such as injection of coryza under the skin, products that can reduce the skin thickness on the skin. Detailed link I have already prepared for beak nose deformities >> Gaga Burun Deformitesi (Pollybeak Deformity)
Pollybeak Deformity is classified in two main subgroups as I have seen above. Each subgroup emerges as a result of one or more of the following conditions:
Cartilaginous pollybeak deformities
• Excessive resection of nasal bones• Inability to cartilage dorsum
• Excessive resection of the lower lateral cartilages (leads to loss of tip support)
Soft tissue pollybeak deformities
• Bandage of the upper part of supratip area with overprinted bandage• Excessive skin thickening at the tip of the nose after reduction after rhinoplasty
• Insufficient correction in vestibular mucosa
• Thick soft tissue on supratip region
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Indeed, the characteristics of the nose skin can seriously affect the surgical success and result. It was reported in a recently published scientific study that the skin thickness over the nosebelt and nose arch could be assessed by gently squeezing between the index finger and the thumb during the examination. In fact, it was emphasized that a close examination of the tip of the nose showed that the presence of excess oil pockets (comedones) was excessive in skin thickness. So this means that after the surgery, normally more than nosebleeds, besides being the duration of edema; a rounded appearance rather than a slightly curved or angled image at the tip of the nose (thick nose skin, more camouflage ...).
Above and below, there is an abnormal difference between the skin on the nose arch supratip and the skin thickness on the nose when the skin thickness between the sign and the thumb is evaluated in the patient who developed soft tissue beak nasal deformity after the nasal aesthetic surgery. The area between the nose and the nose arch, the soft tissue, and the thick skin of the skin caused the nose to appear roughly like a beak nose.
Generally, in soft tissue beak nose treatment, it is preferable to avoid surgery if possible. Resection of scar tissue and subdermal dissection in revision surgery may cause difficulties and complications. Irregular thinning, adhesions, telengiectasia, vertical pits, grooves and possible skin loss may occur under the skin and skin. In general, subcutaneous injection of triamcinolone for scar tissue is the preferred first-line treatment for soft-tissue beak nasal deformity. If triamcinolone injections are not effective, surgical revision remains a possibility for correcting the deformity.
Nose Filler Injection Video For Pollybeak Deformity
The above video show the use of a filler with crosslinked hyaluronic acid in the beak nasal deformity. These fillings with an effect duration of 1 year may be an alternative treatment option, albeit temporarily, except surgical treatment.
Yu can find details about "Soft Tissue Pollybeak Deformity - Definition of Soft Tissue Pollybeak Deformity - Treatment of Soft Tissue Pollybeak Deformity - Triamcinolone Injection for Soft Tissue Pollybeak Deformity" at >> Pollybeak Deformity - Definition, Causes, Classification, Treatment / Non-Surgical Nose Job For Pollybeak Deformity
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