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There has been a resurgence in dorsal preservation rhinoplasty (DPR) caused by theoretic aesthetic and functional advantages compared with conventional hump takedown rhinoplasty.

Classically, the push-down and let-down maneuvers have been described for management of the bony nasal vault.

There have been a variety of modifications in the septal resection that is a requisite for dorsal lowering in DPR.

Partial dorsal preservation techniques, including cartilage-only preservation, have also been described.

Although several studies have reported aesthetic and functional success with a variety of techniques, few have used objective or patient-centered subjective measures.