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Flap reconstruction of nasal tip defect after wide excision is challenging. Forehead flap is usually utilized because of relatively high success rate and acceptable cosmetic results. But donor site problem and unsatisfied aesthetic outcome could be an issue. Especially, it becomes complex and difficult when columella and philtrum reconstruction is necessary. Bilateral nasolabial rotation flap could be an alternative option for overcoming forehead flap disadvantages. The authors introduce a case of bilateral nasolabial rotation flap reconstruction after wide excision of squamous cell carcinoma of caudal nasal septum. (J Clinical Otolaryngol 2020;31:222-227)

Lower Nasal Vault Defect Reconstruction with Bilateral Nasolabial Rotation Flap after Caudal Septum Squamous Cell Carcinoma Removal