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The aim was to assess the effectiveness of the push-down technique in correcting nasal deformities during revision rhinoplasty.

Push-Down Technique for Revision of Structural Rhinoplasty

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The aim was to assess the effectiveness of the push-down technique in correcting nasal deformities during revision rhinoplasty.
Retrospective analysis of 12 patients undergoing revision rhinoplasty using push-down technique.
Complete mobilization of the cartilaginous septum and low septal excision performed in all patients.
Evaluations made through preoperative and postoperative photographs by two plastic surgeons.
Rhinoplasty Outcome Evaluation scale utilized at 6 months post-surgery.
Surgical goals of correcting the supratip deformity or reducing dorsal height achieved in all patients.
91.6% of patients satisfied according to ROE scores.
Significant improvements noted in evaluations by plastic surgeons.
No complications reported.

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Retrospective study demonstrates effective correction of nasal deformities in revision rhinoplasty, suggesting improved outcomes.

Genç et al. (2026) studied this question.

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