Table 1

Procedure	Primary Indication
Septoplasty	Septal deviation causing nasal obstruction
Inferior turbinate reduction	Turbinate hypertrophy with airflow limitation
Nasal tip grafting	Loss of tip support or tip ptosis after maxillary repositioning
Dorsum shaping	Dorsal irregularities or asymmetry
Alar cinch suture	Prevention of alar base widening

Table 1: Indications for Adjunctive Nasal Procedures

Tables at a glance

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Figures at a glance

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FIGURE 1

Figure 1: Patient male, 36 yo, underwent orthognathic surgery to improve breathing. The TC show inferior turbinectomy concomitant with orthognathic surgery, increasing nasal airflow. Axial TC. A) Before orthognathic surgery. Hypertrophy inferior turbinates. B) After orthognathic surgery with turbinectomy and the large space into the nose

FIGURE 2

Figure 2: Nasal septum exposure and graft remove

FIGURE 3

Figure 3: Before Orthognathic surgery B) After Orthognathic surgery and septum graft in nasal tip, alar cinch suture and Inferior Turbinate Reduction