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Xenografts in the post‐operative wound management of interpolation flaps

Safeguarding the integrity of the donor site during the initial suspension phase of an interpolation flap is difficult. There are a variety of approaches and no consensus on post‐operative management of the donor site or pedicle following the creation of the flap. The use of xenografts at the donor site of postauricular interpolation flaps simplifies post‐operative wound care and prevents infection, desiccation of tissue, reduces pain, and assists with hemostasis.