History of Rhinoplasty
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Man has considered the nose to be a key feature, if not the key feature, of facial appearance, beauty, and dynamics. However, because of its central facial location and weak cartilaginous support, the nose is susceptible to disfiguring infection, trauma, pathologic entities, and human-associated carnages. This article discusses the various methods (eg, endonasal approach, external approach, and osteoplastic operations) surgeons have tried throughout history to give their patients a more attractive face by altering the one physical anatomic structure that one usually notices first.
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History, 17th Century, History, History, 16th Century, Humans, History, 19th Century, History, 18th Century, Rhinoplasty, History, Ancient, History, Medieval, History, 15th Century
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