S216
Contemporary Rhinoplasty for the OMS

Thursday, September 11, 2014
7:00 AM-8:30 AM
Location

327 (Hawaii Convention Center)

TicketedThis is a Ticketed Session
Handouts
  • S216 Quereshy.pdf (26.2 MB)
    • Speaker:

    Faisal A. Quereshy MD, DDS, FACS
    Cleveland, OH, USA


    Audio File
    CDE/CME Offered: CDE/CME

    Synopsis

    This course will review internal and external nasal anatomic relationships, and preoperative patient selection with an emphasis on data collection and treatment planning. Discussion will consider various surgical approaches including the surgical sequence and precise surgical techniques as well as post-surgical care and evaluation, including the prompt recognition and management of potential complications. Upon completion, the skilled surgeon can quickly integrate the rhinoplasty as a stand-alone procedure in their facial cosmetic surgery practice.

    Learning Objectives
    1. Describe external and internal nasal anatomic features and isolate various pre-existing deformities;
    2. Describe the various rhinoplasty instrumentation used in the various steps of the procedure; and
    3. Identify potential postoperative complications.

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