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Rotation and transposition flaps in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery

Figure 4. Webster flap. The Webster variation of the classic rhombic flap requires less tissue rotation and reduces wound tension. The flap is designed with a W-plasty inferiorly (A). The hash marks show tissue to be removed prior to the inset of the flap (B). Note the transposition of each corner of the Webster flap labeled a, b, c, d (C).

Plastic and Aesthetic Research
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