Many options exist for the treatment of postsurgical nasal tip and alar defects.1 Traditional approaches include grafting, and other options include flaps recruited from adjacent anatomic subunits and distant flaps. The anatomic complexity of this region may lead to distortion and, in some cases, aesthetically unacceptable results.Full-thickness skin grafting is one of the most efficient and commonly used closure options for post-surgical defects on the nose. Traditional donor sites for nasal tip grafting have included the conchal bowl, nasolabial fold,postauricular skin, preau-ricular skin, neck, and clavicular and supracla-vicular areas.
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