Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty

Dr. Babak Azizzadeh is a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon internationally recognized for his expertise in deep plane facelift, revision facelift, facial reanimation surgery, facial paralysis treatment, and rhinoplasty. He serves as the Clinical Chief of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at Cedars-Sinai Health System, President-Elect of the AAFPRS, and President of the Sir Charles Bell Society.Dr. Azizzadeh's pioneering work in aesthetic facial rejuvenation, facial nerve reconstruction, and selective neurolysis for synkinesis has shaped modern approaches to both reconstructive and cosmetic surgery. He is the lead editor of Elsevier's acclaimed Master Techniques series, including two editions of Master Techniques in Facial Rejuvenation, Master Techniques in Blepharoplasty and Periorbital Rejuvenation, and the upcoming second edition of Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty.He has authored more than 80 peer-reviewed scientific publications and 10 major textbooks, and is an invited keynote lecturer at global academic meetings such as the AAFPRS Annual Meeting, IFNS, Cedars-Sinai Multispecialty Plastic Surgery Symposium, which he co-chaired for over a decade. He also chaired the 13th International Facial Nerve Symposium in Los Angeles. His innovations in deep plane facelifting, facial nerve reanimation, and rhinoplasty have been adopted by leading surgeons worldwide.Through his leadership of MACRO Trials and the Global Smile Foundation, Dr. Azizzadeh continues to integrate aesthetic innovation, clinical research, and humanitarian outreach, establishing multidisciplinary facial nerve centers internationally and advancing evidence-based outcomes in facial plastic surgery.

• SECTION 1: GENERAL CONCEPTS1. History of Rhinoplasty2. Surgical Anatomy of the Nose3. Nasal Analysis4. Nasal Surface Aesthetics5. Photography and Imaging in Rhinoplasty6. Rhinoplasty and Attractiveness7. Rhinoplasty Psychologic Evaluation8. Long Term Results in Rhinoplasty9. Technology in Rhinoplasty10. Reducing Complications in Rhinoplasty11. Ethnic Considerations in Rhinoplasty12. Nasal Airway Mangement in Rhinoplasty13. Cartilage Grafting in Rhinoplasty14. Alloplasts in RhinoplastySECTION 2: SURGICAL APPROACHES15. Evolution of Rhinoplasty16. Open Rhinoplasty: General Considerations17. Primary Open Structure Rhinoplasty18. Revision Open Rhinoplasty19. Principles and Techniques in Endonasal Rhinoplasty20. Primary Endonasal Rhinoplasty: Dome Delivery21. Endonasal Rhinoplasty: Transcartilaginous Approach22. Endonasal Revision Rhinoplasty23. Endonasal Rhinoplasty: Structural Grafting24. Preservation Rhinoplasty: Open Approach25. Preservation Rhinoplasty: Endonasal Approach26. Rhinoplasty Rejuvenation27. Female Feminization Rhinoplasty28. Primary Cleft Lip Rhinoplasty29. Secondary Cleft lip Rhinoplasty30. Liquid RhinoplastySECTION 3: CORRECTION OF NASAL DEFORMITIES31. Correction of the Pinched Nasal Tip Deformity32. Correction of Alar-Columellar Disproportion33. Correction of the Overprojected Nose34. Correction of the Underprojected Nose35. Correction of the Overrotated Nose36. Correction of the Dorsal Hump37. Correction of the Ptotic Tip38. Correction of pollybeak deformity39. Correction of Lower Lateral Cartilage Cephalic Malposition40. Correction of Nasal Tip Deficiency41. Correction of Saddle Nose Deformities42. Correction of the Crooked Nose43. The Management of Thin and Compromised Skin Rhinoplasty44. Rhinoplasty in Patients with Thick Aesthetic Considerations and Surgical Approach45. Correction of Rhinophyma46. Nasal Skin Cancer Reconstruction - Local and Regional FlapsSECTION 4: TECHNIQUES AND PEARLS47. Tip Shaping Finesse48. Tip Suturing Techniques49. Tip Grafts50. The Nasal Tip Tripod Technique51. Alar Grafts52. Alar Rim Modifications53. Lateral crural modifications54. Multilayer Tip Grafting55. The Free Nasal SMAS Graft56. Alar Base Modification57. Avoiding Complications in Alar Base Reduction58. Dorsal Reconstruction in Secondary Rhinoplasty59. The Middle Vault: Upper Lateral Cartilage Modifications60. Nasal Osteotomies61. Repair of Acute Nasal Fracture62. Rib Cartilage Harvest63. Diced Cartilage Grafting64. The Versatility of Diced Cartilage Grafts in Rhinoplasty65. Septoplasty: Basics to Advanced66. Mandibular Implants

Review of the previous edition: "Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty is a concise yet comprehensive, multi-authored, multi-specialty surgical text and video atlas that provides the guidance clinicians need to get the best outcomes in rhinoplasty. Babak Azizzadeh, MD, FACS and other leading experts guide clinicians through both open and endonasal primary and secondary rhinoplasty techniques with the use of step-by-step procedures, color line drawings, intraoperative photographs, and narrated videos on DVD.Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty allows clinicians to perfect the latest rhinoplasty techniques. Leading experts in the field help clinicians achieve the best possible outcomes. Multiple viewpoints give readers choices and step-by-step instructions and detailed drawings and videos help them visualize procedures." - SirReadaLot.org"This is a very instructive book showcasing the techniques used by masters in rhinoplasty to achieve good results...The editors achieved the difficult task of getting 68 contributors from the eminent centres in USA to write 38 chapters in more 500 well presented glossy pages with clear illustrattions of the different techniques used to address the common nasal deformities...This is a book that I would recommend for any trainee who is going to pursue a career in facial palstic surgery and for consultants wishing to pick up useful tips and tricks to use if they face a significant deformity in the nose." --ENT & Audiology News, September 2012"The book is written by the top experts in rhinoplasty, both primary and revision. I particularly liked the chapters on the approach to rhinoplasty in different ethnicities.This would be a key addition to any rhinoplasty surgeon's library, whether beginning or a veteran. It achieves its aims and has set a high standard for future books to emulate." - Kim Haena, MD Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, 4 Star - Doody Rating, March 2013