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Journal of Otolaryngology Online Journal | Volume 8
Congenital deformed nose
Dong Hak Jung
Shimmian Rhinoplasty Clinic, Korea
C
ongenital deformed noses are usually combined serious
deformities which is nostril asymmetry, hypoplasia, defect
of some part, deviation etc. The deformities are not only the
nose but also lip, philtrumand other face too. Types of congenital
deformed noses are Cleft nasal deformities, Scleroderma, Binder
syndrome, Hypoplastic nose, etc. Themost common congenital nasal
deformity is a Cleft nose. There are two types cleft nosewhich is
unilateral andbilateral one. The characteristics of Binder Syndrome
is a very flat nose and hypoplasia of mid face. Usually there is
underdeveloped nasal septum. Scleroderma has a kind of fissure
which is acrosswhole face including nose.Many of them is needed
reconstructive rhinoplasty. Hypoplastic nosemeans underdeveloped
some part of nose or whole nose. The author wants to report the
experience how they have treated the congenital deformed nose.
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rhinojdh@hotmail.comENT and Stem Cell 2018, Volume 8
DOI: 10.4066/2250-0359-C1-003