The forehead flap in nasal reconstruction: overview and updates in evidence
Elizabeth S. Longino , Sam P. Most
Plastic and Aesthetic Research ›› 2025, Vol. 12 ›› Issue (1) : 31
The forehead flap in nasal reconstruction: overview and updates in evidence
The paramedian forehead flap (PMFF) is an interpolated flap commonly used to reconstruct a variety of nasal defects. It is the preferred reconstructive method for moderate to large nasal defects, with advantages of robust blood supply, close color and texture matching with native nasal skin, relatively acceptable donor site morbidity, and ability to customize size and thickness. It may involve two or three stages to permit addition of cartilage grafts, debulking or other modifications, and pedicle division. Recent literature has supported numerous variations on the classically described forehead flap. These include shortened time to pedicle division, single-stage flaps, two-stage flaps for complex major reconstruction, pre-laminated flaps, and use of the forehead flap in total nasal reconstruction. Recent updates in the literature on PMFF in nasal reconstruction will be reviewed.
Forehead flap / nasal reconstruction / plastic surgery
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