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"Rinoplasti adalah prosedur estetik yang banyak diminati di seluruh dunia dan merupakan prosedur menantang bagi seorang ahli bedah estetik karena memiliki satu tujuan yaitu kepuasan. Kepuasan ini tidak hanya untuk pasien, tapi juga bagi ahli bedah yang terlibat. Banyak faktor yang dapat mempengaruhi suatu kepuasan. Kepuasan yang ingin dicapai dapat dilihat dari segi estetik tanpa melupakan fungsinya. Penelitian ini menggunakan kuesioner rhinoplasty outcomes evaluation untuk menilai tingkat kepuasan pasien setelah menjalani prosedur rinoplasti. Segala jenis prosedur operasi, kususnya dibidang estetik, kunci keberhasilan adalah ketepatan pemilihan pasien, sehingga mengetahui psikologi pasien dapat menjadi garis depan dalam pengambilan keputusan pemilihan pasien. Prosedur ini memiliki risiko potensial tinggi terutama pada pasien dengan gangguan psikopatologi, sehingga penilaian psikologi pasien perlu dilakukan, dimana digunakan penilaian dengan skala kecemasan pada penelitian ini untuk mengetahui hal tersebut. Hal lain yang dapat mengurangi tingkat kepuasan pasien adalah keluhan sumbatan hidung setelah operasi, oleh karena itu penilaian aliran udara hidung sebelum dan sesudah operasi perlu dilakukan untuk memaksimalkan target kepuasan yang ingin dicapai. Oleh karena itu pada penelitian ini menggunakan kuesioner NOSE dan ESS, serta pemeriksaan PNIF untuk menilai aliran udara hidung sebelum dan sesudah operasi.

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Rhinoplasty is an aesthetic procedure that is in great demand throughout the world and is a challenging procedure for an aesthetic surgeon because it has one goal, satisfaction. This satisfaction is not only for patients, but also for the surgeons involved. Many factors can influence satisfaction. Satisfaction to be achieved can be seen in terms of aesthetics without forgetting its function. This study used a rhinoplasty outcomes evaluation questionnaire to assess the level of patient satisfaction after undergoing a rhinoplasty procedure. All types of surgical procedures, especially in the aesthetic field, the key to success is the accuracy of patient selection, so knowing the psychology of patients can be the front line in making patient selection decisions. This procedure has a high potential risk especially in patients with psychopathological disorders, so assessment of patient psychology needs to be done, which is used to assess the neurotic scale in this study to find out this. Another thing that can reduce the level of patient satisfaction is a complaint of nasal obstruction after surgery, therefore an assessment of nasal air flow before and after surgery needs to be done to maximize the target of satisfaction to be achieved. Therefore in this study using the NOSE and ESS questionnaire, and PNIF examination to assess nasal air flow before and after surgery."

"ABSTRACTAlar defects generally mandate replacement of the entire unit. The nasal alar unit is highly contoured, has a free margin, and contributes to the external nasal valve. Many methods exist to reconstruct the ala, including local nasal flaps, skin grafts, composite auricular grafts, and pedicle flaps. In most instances, however, consistent results require a cartilage subsurface framework to resist the forces of contraction and provide a stable external valve and provide a scaffold for contour Main Outcome Measures Observer's and patient's rating of the final results, patient's rating of breathing and level of self-consciousness, and medical record review of complications. Most aesthetic outcomes were excellent to good. Breathing from the reconstructed side can be returned to preoperative status in most of these patients. Staged reconstruction of the nasal ala using free cartilage grafts, interpolated cheek or forehead and mucosal flaps when necessary, result in a highly aesthetic and functional outcome in most patients. "

"Madible fracture, also known as fractures of jaws are breaks through the mandiblebone. Fractures of mandible account for 36 -70% of all maxillofacial injuries (1,2,3)the symphysis and parasymphysis account for 17%of mandible fracture (4) 75 % to85 % of mandible fracture occurs in males with majority occuring in their twenties &thirties (5,6,7). 43% of the patients had an associated injury. Of these patients, headinjuries occurred in 39% of patients, head and neck lacerations in 30%, midfacefractures in 28%, ocular injuries in 16%, nasal fractures in 12%, and cervical spinefractures in 11% - 53% of patients had unilateral fractures, 37% of the patients had2 fractures, and 9% had 3 or more fractures."

"ABSTRACTTotal auricular reconstruction of microtia with autogenous costal cartilage is one of the most demanding challenges in plastic and reconstructive surgery because of the complex three-dimensional shape of the auricle. An ideal result of the constructed ear depends primarily on the fabricated cartilaginous ear framework. As the cartilage framework used for reconstruction is always insufficient for the fabrication of anatomical structures, especially the tragus and the conchal bowl, individualized framework grafting based on different patient age groups and different degrees of strength and thickness of the rib cartilages have been devised accordingly. For a configuration of the concha that is definitely anatomical, we constructed the conchal bowl element in one of three patterns according to the amount of available cartilages: one block, two-pieces, or a cymba bowl element only. The patients were followed up for more than 1 year. The aesthetic results were scored by evaluating characteristics involving the stability of the crus helicis, the conchal definition, and the smoothness of the helical curve.The ears reconstructed early without a conchal bowl element and ears reconstructed later with the concha bowl element showed a definite crus helicis, deep cymba conchal space, and smooth helical curve. The construction of the conchal bowl element is simple dan not time-consuming procedure. It is suggested that the conchal bowl element must be constructed and attached to the main framework for natural configuration of the reconstructed ear. "