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Suture flap plasty, faulty. Fig. 1: Condition after removal of pigment nevus at the bridge of the nose and defect coverage by means of displacement flap plasty from cranial in an 18-year-old man. Surgical technique error: insufficient mobilization of the displacement flap, inappropriate surgical method (better: rotational displacement flap from lateral with perial area defect or preauricular full skin transplantation).
Close-flap plasty, faulty. Fig. 2 a: Bowen's carcinoma on the back of the hand of a 67-year-old man.
Suture flap plasty, faulty. fig. 2 b: preparation of a rotational flap from proximal. note: no vascular occlusion in the proximal flap area necessary (unfavourable perfusion situation!).
Suture flap plasty, faulty. Fig. 2 c: Swivelling the skin flap into the wedge-shaped defect.
Suture flap plasty, faulty. Fig. 2 d: After 8 days of postoperative flap tip and edge necrosis. Surgical error: faulty flap planning. In this area of unfavorable vascularization, the flap should have been cut from the distal and not the proximal skin area.
Suture flap plasty, faulty. Fig. 3: Condition after basalioma removal on the nose side and defect coverage using nasolabial shifting flap plasty. Surgical technique error: insufficient removal of subcutaneous fatty tissue.