UNILATERAL SUPERIORLY-BASED NASOLABIAL ISLAND FLAP FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PHILTRUM

Christo D. Shipkov From the Plastic and Craniofacial Ward, Department of Pediatric Surgery, Higher Medical Institute, Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Youri K. Anastassov From the Plastic and Craniofacial Ward, Department of Pediatric Surgery, Higher Medical Institute, Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Radoslav I. Simov From the Plastic and Craniofacial Ward, Department of Pediatric Surgery, Higher Medical Institute, Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Abstract

We present a case of reconstruction of the philtrum with a unilateral superiorly-based nasolabial island flap following a secondary Millard's bilateral cheiloplasty in a 23-year-old man with cleft lip and palate. His philtrum consisted of a full-thickness skin graft transplanted at one of his previous operations.

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