
Dmitry Pshennikov
Ryazan State Medical University, Russian FederationTitle: Paranasal augmentation of the piriform aperture in the functional and aesthetic aspect. Age-related changes in the piriform aperture. Systematic review of paranasal augmentation techniques
Abstract
In the first part of this review,
the author considered age-related selective facial skull bone resorption that
results aesthetic and often functional dissatisfaction with nasal breathing.
Methods of paranasal augmentation with autogenous materials were also
described. The second part provides a systematic review of paranasal
augmentation with allogenic materials and all available implants.
According to
various reports, porous polyethylene and silicone are quite popular for facial
implants and, in particular, paranasal augmentation. However, there are much
less common ones described only in a few publications. Paranasal region is
important in the middle part of the face, and surgical interventions in this
area present a certain challenge for surgeons. These procedures require
functional and aesthetic compromise depending on indications and the desired
result.
Biography
Dmitry Pshennikov completed
his PhD at the age of 33 years from the Russian
Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education, Russian Federation. Currently, he is
the chief otorhinolaryngologist of the Ryazan region in the Russian Federation. He has two surgical specialties: Otorhinolaryngology and plastic
surgery, which allows him to comprehensively solve rhinological problems.
He has about 60 publications, 6 invention patents.