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Interlocking Calvarial Bone Grafts: A Solution for the Short, Depressed Nose

Objectives/Hypothesis In patients severely affected with collapse of the nose, deprojection and upward rotation of the nasal tip are commonly seen. Traditional maneuvers to derotate and project the tip may be insufficient, because of the natural tendency of the nasal skin/soft tissue envelope to pull the tip in a cephalic and posterior direction. If the forces of scar contracture can be resisted, the tip and dorsum should remain adequately positioned.