At medical forums and annual scientific conferences on plastic and reconstructive surgery, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Dinh – an expert with over 15 years of in-depth experience in rhinoplasty – has presented valuable reports on anatomically preserved microsurgical techniques and solutions for complex nasal deformities.
Surgical philosophy: "Safe, harmonious, and timeless beauty"“
Dr. Nguyen Quoc Dinh has always believed that cosmetic surgery is not simply about raising the nose to follow a fleeting trend, but about creating a harmonious and balanced overall appearance that complements the facial bone structure of East Asians, while fully preserving the natural airflow function.
The doctor shared the following technological breakthroughs:
1. Technique for creating a stable nasal bridge using autologous rib cartilage via microsurgery.
Autologous rib cartilage is considered "pure gold" in complex rhinoplasty surgeries. Dr. Dinh shared the technique of sculpting rib cartilage into a shape that withstands biological stress, minimizing warping over time and creating a solid support for a gracefully upturned nose tip without worrying about collapse.
2. Multi-layered anesthetic dissection – Minimizing swelling, bruising, and bleeding.
By applying ultra-fine plasma scalpels and precise multi-layer anesthesia techniques, the nourishing blood vessels are preserved to the maximum extent. As a result, patients experience a comfortable surgery, like a short nap, with virtually no bruising in the surgical area, and a shortened recovery time of only 3 to 5 days.
3. The combined dermal fat grafting method saves the lives of patients with thin nasal skin.
For patients who have undergone multiple rhinoplasty procedures resulting in thin, cellophane-like nasal skin, Dr. Dinh has pioneered the application of autologous dermal fat grafting or temporalis fascia grafting techniques. This biological cushion not only creates natural thickness for the nasal skin but also nourishes new capillaries, definitively resolving the problem of visible redness and swelling of the nasal bridge.
“"A good plastic surgeon isn't someone who operates quickly, but someone who possesses the meticulousness, patience, and medical ethics to consider every millimeter of soft tissue for the lifelong peace of mind of their patients." Doctor Nguyen Quoc Dinh
