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Dear RSE Members,
we hope you will be able to attend the RSE annual meeting in Bergamo! The final program is completed and online.
As a member of the RSE, you are strongly invited to submit an abstract for session 1 “RSE members presentation and award”! WILL YOU BE THE WINNER? Send now your work!
Both ongoing and new studies are eligible.
In 2023, a total of 3 scholarships will be awarded, clinical studies with 3000.- €, basic research with 5000.- €.
Start-up funding is provided at the beginning, the total amount after completion.
The study duration may not exceed 2.5 years.
RSE Stipend Winners 2023
Dr. med. Benedict Kaiser
Germany
Dr. med. Laura Pingnet
Belgium
Prof. Dr. med. Cem Bulut
Germany
The mission of the Rhinoplasty Society of Europe is multidisciplinary education in rhinoplasty. This involves clinical teaching and research, to the purpose of improving and expanding current knowledge in functional and aesthetic rhinoplasty, based on scientific methods and validated data, as well as on the personal experience of recognized masters in the field.
RSE Fellows 2023 – 2024
Dr. Andrés Alvo
Chile
Dr. Aleksander Grande Hansen
Norway
Dr. Michael Schwaiger
Austria
Dr. Katharina Julia Maria Storck
Germany
Dr. Martin Rachwalski
France
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Primary rhinoplasty involves removing excess bone or cartilage, augmenting deficient areas and altering the internal nasal structures, thereby improving the structural support of the nose. The final changes may be subtle or dramatic, depending on the needs of the patient. Rhinoplasty can be considered one of the most complex and challenging procedures in cosmetic surgery. The trends over the past decade have shifted away from reduction or division of the cartilage framework of the nose to conserving the native anatomy and augmenting deficient areas to restore balance and structural support.
Primary rhinoplasty refers to first – time nasal surgery, whether for cosmetic or functional purposes, as opposed to secondary rhinoplasty, which indicates the patient has had one or more previous rhinoplasty surgeries.
Primary Rhinoplasty has two major approaches : CLOSED (internal approach) and OPEN (external approach).
In the Closed Rhinoplasty, the nose is approached via an internal incision ( no external visible scars). The surgeon works on the internal nasal structures through this approach. In the Open Rhinoplasty, a very small external incision is made on the columella to open the nose. Most scars resulting from the open rhinoplasty are usually favourable, very rarely conspicuous. This technique allows the surgeon to visualise most areas of the nose and facilitates the procedure, especially in secondary and difficult cases. This approach gives the surgeon a three-dimensional view of the nose, which helps to reorganise the nasal structures.
Rhinoplasty (commonly referred to as a “nose job “) is a cosmetic surgery that involves resizing or reshaping the nose. Airway problems due to the deviation of skeletal structures are also be corrected at this operation. Over the past decade, rhinoplasty has become one of the most commonly performed aesthetic surgeries in Europe and the world.