OBJECTIVE: To describe the technique for correction of the soft tissue pollybeak deformity using intralesional injection of @entity2995 . METHODS: We discuss our philosophy, regimen, and technique for treatment of the soft tissue pollybeak using @entity2713 injection. We include results from a series of 173 @entity1 who underwent rhinoplasty performed by one of us (N.J.P.). RESULTS: @entity2713 was injected at 1 week after surgery in 127 @entity1 (73%). A second injection was performed in 92 (72%) of the 127 @entity1 at 4 weeks after surgery. One hundred eight (85%) of the 127 @entity1 had an acceptable result, as judged by the surgeon, with good supratip definition. Nineteen (15%) of the 127 @entity1 had a less than optimal result, with residual supratip fullness, as judged by the surgeon. There were no complications caused by @entity2713 injection. CONCLUSIONS: Because revision surgery is difficult and may be associated with complications, intralesional @entity2713 injection is the first-line treatment for the soft tissue pollybeak deformities caused by subdermal scarring. Should intralesional steroid injection fail to satisfactorily treat the deformity, revision rhinoplasty can subsequently be performed.

Correction of the soft tissue pollybeak using XXXX injection.

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['patients'] @entity2995 :: ('MESH:D014222', 'Chemical') :: ['triamcinolone acetonide'] @entity2713 :: ('MESH:D014221', 'Chemical') :: ['triamcinolone', 'Triamcinolone']
@entity2713 :: (MESH:D014221,Chemical) :: ['triamcinolone']
