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| Incisions | | Beginning the operation: the basic incisions and some introductory nasal anatomy. |
| Hump removal | | Removing the hump along the bridge of the nose, one of the first tasks in rhinoplasty. |
| Nasal septum | | A discussion of the nasal septum: where it is, what it does, what we do with it during surgery. |
| Tip narrowing | | The bulbous tip: narrowing the tip of the nose by working on its cartilages. |
| The nasal bones | | How to narrow the nose by bringing the nasal bones closer to each other. |
| Splint | | A description of the nasal splint and dressing: their rationale and how they are placed. |
| Tip support | | The importance of support for the tip of the nose, and how the underlying nasal cartilages control it. |
| Shorten the nose | | Making a long nose shorter: a detailed description of one useful technique. |
| The nasal spine | | A piece of the nose called the anterior nasal spine: its anatomy and how it affects the appearance of the nose. |
| Revision surgery | | Revision rhinoplasty: an exploration of some of the errors made by mediocre rhinoplasty surgeons. |
| The nasion | | The nasion, where the nose meets the forehead: surgical considerations. |
| Odd cartilages | | Oddly-shaped tip cartilages: a review of some of the different shapes that a busy rhinoplasty surgeon sees. |
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