Rod. J. Rohrich – Personal profile and master videos

Rod. J. Rohrich – Personal profile and master videos

Dr. Rod J. Rohrich, MD, FACS, is an internationally known, highly respected and skilled plastic and cosmetic surgeon from Dallas, Texas. He is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and has led most of the key professional organizations in plastic surgery in the USA. He has received numerous honors and awards in plastic and cosmetic surgery, both nationally and internationally. In addition to his extensive surgical expertise and talent as a gifted surgeon, he is the Founding Chair and Distinguished Teaching Professor of Plastic Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center. He has authored hundreds of innovative academic publications in the field and he also serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the leading plastic and reconstructive surgery journal, the Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Rohrich has also performed philanthropic work as a civic leader of organizations such as the March of Dimes, American Cancer Society and Save the Children and has established the Rod J. Rohrich, M.D. Foundation, which supports medical students in his native North Dakota. He is also a founding member and President of AiRS, the Alliance in Reconstructive Surgery, which serves to support education and reconstructive surgery for breast cancer survivors, regardless of financial status. Dr. Rohrich has repeatedly been featured as one of the best plastic surgeons in the country by US News and World Report, Harper’s Bazaar, Good Housekeeping and Texas Monthly as well as being quoted in notable publications such as The New York Times and The Boston Globe. He has appeared on many television shows including Oprah, The View and Good Morning America and is currently working to provide a reliable source of public-centered information in the fields of plastic and cosmetic surgery as well as other areas of medicine.

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Master videos
Open rhinoplasty
Primary
Approach
Preoperative presentation

Anesthesia and placement of pledgets

Markings for open rhinoplasty

Exposure

Septal exposure

Corrected deviated septum

Inferior turbinate submucosal resection

Spreader graft placement

Cephalic trim

Columellar strut placement

Tip suture placement

Osteotomies

Alar contour graft placement

Closure

Splint placement

Postoperative results

For the severely deviated ethnic nose
Preoperative assessment

Operative technique, part 1

Operative technique, part 2

Operative technique, part 3

Operative technique, part 4

Postoperative care and results

Male rhinoplasty for the long nose
Preoperative assessment

Operative technique, part 1

Operative technique, part 2

Operative technique, part 3

Operative technique, part 4

Postoperative care and results

Secondary
Approach
Tip refinement

Injection of local anesthetic

Opening the nose

Component approach to the dorsum

Columellar strut graft

Tip suturing

Percutaneous, discontinuous lateral nasal osteotomies

Alar contour grafts

Treatment of alar flaring

Closure of dead space and splinting

Grafting materials
Approach to rib cartilage harvest

Male rhinoplasty using autologous rib cartilage
Preoperative assessment

Operative technique, part 1

Operative technique, part 2

Operative technique, part 3

Operative technique, part 4

Postoperative care and results

Redefining finesse
In the male patient

Opening the nose

Elevation of the skin flap

Using cartilage to close dead space

Closing dead space with bolsters

Closing dead space in the soft triangle with antibiotic ointment-soaked gelfoam

Component approach to the dorsum

Component approach to the dorsum in primary rhinoplasty

Tip suturing

Five-step medial crural footplate approximation

Alar contour grafts

Treatment of alar flaring

Septal deformities
Septal reconstruction with ear cartilage harvest

Tip reshaping
Tip suturing

Transdomal sutures

With nasal airway restoration
Preoperative assessment

Opening incisions and exposing the nose

Accounting for excessive scar tissue and freeing the septum

Excising septal deviation cartilage

Rasping to correct the dorsal hump

Septal reconstruction, outfractuing turbinates, and upper lateral spanning suture

Alar contour and columella strut grafts

Columella closure and internasal sutures

5 Step inter-columellar resection and medial transposition

Inserting the splint

Postoperative care and results

Techniques
Harvesting and preparing diced cartilage fascia grafts

Posterior approach for ear cartilage harvest

Structural tip grafting

Percutaneous, discontinuous lateral nasal osteotomies

Columellar strut graft

Alar contour grafts

Using cartilage to close dead space

Treatment of alar flaring

Component approach to the dorsum in primary rhinoplasty

Facial rejuvenation
The lift and fill