This atlas pursues a problem-based rather than solely technique-oriented approach. Instead of focusing on open or closed rhinoplasty, it compares the relative merits of both approaches for specific anatomical problems and surgical techniques.

The book incorporates a wealth of pre-,  peri-,  and postoperative images as well as short- and long-term results.Readers are not only introduced to ideal surgical outcomes and successful results; the author also shares his hands-on experience in revision cases.

The chapters are clearly structured, and each explores a particular problem by giving an overview of the pathology and then offering possible solutions in a step-by-step approach. Individual chapters describe conditions of the radix, the dorsum, and the nasal tip and address technical questions like the indications for osteotomy and dorsum preservation. All these topics are accompanied by HD video clips using state-of-the-art Augmented Reality technology.

Plastic surgeons and ENT doctors can directly and easily see the implications for their own clinical practice. As such, this book is not only a valuable addition to surgeons’ bookshelves, but also offers direct support in the operating theatre.