Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . Fig. 466.—Operation for complete loss of nose (Linhart).—This operation is quitesimilar to the Labat-Blasius operation, and is done in two stages, the flap being turnedunder in the same manner. The advantage is that the oblique incisions form the alee,which are less thick, the nostrils are not so narrow, and the septum (columna) is betterformed. The French Method (The Method of Celsus) Sliding flaps from adjacent tissue should not be used alone in totalnose reconstruction. I have found the method very valuable however

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