Background: The lip has functional and aesthetic importance. Lip defects occur due to the
variety of etiology and the choice of their reconstruction has profound effect on functions and …

Aim The purpose of this paper is to describe different acquired conditions necessitating lip
reconstruction and present our ten-years' experience in managing the same at a tertiary care …

Background The lower lip is an important anatomical structure involved in daily activities
such as eating, drinking, and speaking, as well as in facial expressions. Lower lip defects …

Squamous cell carcinoma is the most common cancer occurring in the oral cavity and
oncologic wide cancer excision is a major cause of large lip defects. Large lower lip defect …

Reconstruction of lower lip defect is a challenge for oral and maxillofacial surgeons.
Microvascular free flap is the main choice for lip cancer reconstruction recently but still have …

Reconstruction of large lower lip defects due to malignancies with good aesthetic result
remains challenging. In this study we presented reconstruction of full thickness lower lip …

Lip carcinoma is one of the most frequent conditions affecting the general population. It is
among the ten most common neoplasms, but despite advances in research and therapy, its …

Introducción: Los labios son el centro dinámico del tercio inferior de la cara y juegan un
papel esencial en la apariencia y armonía de las expresiones faciales. La pérdida menor o …

Background: Though numerous case reports on various techniques of reconstruction of
acquired lip defects have been documented globally in the literature, it appears few studies …

The lips are major aesthetic components of the face, which are also necessary for facial
expression, speech, and eating. In oncological resections, the main goal in lip reconstruction …