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Reconstruction of the retracted nasal alar margin.
Journal of Craniofacial Surgery 2007 March
Disruption of the integrity of nasal alar subunit as a result of previous ablative surgery or trauma may cause severe retraction or notching. This article presents a technique of successful reconstruction of the severely retracted alar margin due to prior ablative surgery or trauma by utilizing a turn-in flap brought from the nasal skin adjacent to the alar defect for inner lining, an auricular cartilage graft for alar margin support and a two-stage nasolabial flap for skin coverage.
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