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Surgical technique report demonstrates dorsal alignment and stable augmentation in rhinoplasty patients, suggesting improved outcomes for nasal asymmetry and low radix height.
The Radix High Spreader Graft is designed to restore dorsal alignment and improve the radix-dorsum transition by extending traditional spreader grafts superiorly into the bony radix region. By anchoring the graft within 2-mm osseous grooves created with a micromotor, this technique provides structural stability, axis correction, and controlled dorsal augmentation. The procedure is particularly useful in secondary rhinoplasty and in patients with dorsal asymmetry or low radix height.
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