Septorhinoplasty Cadaveric Dissection Course
Fri 11th December 2026 – Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Following the Brighton Oculoplastic and FESS course, this all-day and hands-on session is dedicated to the full range of septorhinoplasty techniques, focusing in particular on structural rhinoplasty. Using fresh-frozen cadavers, delegates will practice open and closed approaches to the nasal framework and the septum and key reconstruction methods in a highly-supervised setting.
Course Highlights
This course is designed for ENT and non-ENT Surgeons of all training stages seeking focused, practical rhinoplasty experience. It is especially suited to those preparing for structural nasal surgery, functional SRP, or early aesthetic work.
Provisional Timetable
Friday, 11th December 2026 - 08:30am to 17:30pm
Morning Instruction and Dissection
Afternoon Instruction and Dissections
Course fee: £600 (includes all teaching, cadaver lab use, catering, and course dinner Saturday night).
Discounted rate (£500) for delegates also attending the FESS and Oculoplastics days also.
Fri 11th December 2026 – Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Following the Brighton Oculoplastic and FESS course, this all-day and hands-on session is dedicated to the full range of septorhinoplasty techniques, focusing in particular on structural rhinoplasty. Using fresh-frozen cadavers, delegates will practice open and closed approaches to the nasal framework and the septum and key reconstruction methods in a highly-supervised setting.
Course Highlights
- Fresh-frozen cadaveric dissection in full-head specimens
- One Head per Delegate
- High faculty-to-delegate ratio with structured step-by-step instruction
- Focus on functional and structural septorhinoplasty principles
- Includes access to techniques such as dorsal preservation, osteotomies, and grafting
- Opportunity to explore advanced nasal dissection and reconstruction techniques
- Content adapted to your experience level
This course is designed for ENT and non-ENT Surgeons of all training stages seeking focused, practical rhinoplasty experience. It is especially suited to those preparing for structural nasal surgery, functional SRP, or early aesthetic work.
Provisional Timetable
Friday, 11th December 2026 - 08:30am to 17:30pm
Morning Instruction and Dissection
- Introduction of the course and faculty
- Naso-facial analysis and assessment of the septum for a correct planning
- Approaches and incisions focusing on dissection planes and nasal ligaments (dissection)
- Septal dissection and correction of septal deviations, including…
- Reconstruction of the L-strut framework.
- Total and partial extracorporeal septoplasty
- The dorsal hump - Component reduction
- Osteotomies and Osteoplasty
Afternoon Instruction and Dissections
- Middle third reconstruction and nasal valve surgery, including…
- Spreader grafts
- Spreader flaps
- Extended spreaders
- The caudal septum and anterior nasal spine, including…
- Septal replacement
- Batten grafting
- Managing the tip - sutures and grafting
- Lateral crura deformity and insufficiency, including…
- Lateral crural repositioning
- Lateral crural steal
- Lateral crural strut grafts
- Lateral crural overlay
- Cephalic trim and lateral crural turn under/over/slide-in
- Alar contour grafts, including articulated rim grafts
- Turbinate surgery
- Ear cartilage harvest, including composite graft
- The final touches, including…
- Closing the dead space
- Diced and crushed cartilage and "DCF"
- Closure and post-operative management
Course fee: £600 (includes all teaching, cadaver lab use, catering, and course dinner Saturday night).
Discounted rate (£500) for delegates also attending the FESS and Oculoplastics days also.