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Research Abstract

Use of a buried nasolabial flap to fill a depression over the lower jaw. Case report.

Vecchione TR
Plastic and reconstructive surgery
Sep 1, 1976
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Abstract

A viable local flap is not plagued by the problems of resorption and dissolution. If it is to be denuded and buried, however, great care must be taken to select a donor area that is as hairless as possible. Otherwise, there may be cyst formation, drainage, and infection.

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