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Facial FlapsIntroductionAnatomyTheoryClassification of FlapsDesigning a facial flapIndicationsIndications for facial flapsEvaluation and Preparation for Local Skin Flap SurgeryRotation FlapDesignCase 1: Cheek rotation flapCase 2: Cheek rotation flapCase 3: Bilateral rotation flaps on scalpCase 4: Double hatchet flap on lower leg, MM resectionZ-PlastyDesignCase 1: Z-PlastyInterpolated FlapDesignCase 1: Nasolabial flap – 1 StepCase 2: Nasolabial flap – 2 stepsTransposition flapDesignCase 1: L-flap on the noseCase 2: Limberg flap reconstruction of tragusCase 3: Transposition flap to left temporal regionAdvancement flapDesignBilobed flapDesignCase 1: Bilobe flap on the noseGlabella FlapDesignCase 1: Glabella flapCase 2: Glabella flapReferences
HandbookFacial FlapsGlabella FlapCase 2: Glabella flap

Case 2: Glabella flap

Authors: Hasan Gökcer Tekin, MD and Magnus Balslev Avnstorp, MD Patient History A 70 years old man presented with a wound on his dorsal nose following an excisional biopsy of squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). The patient was a wheelchair user and had a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,

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