Full original scientific article by Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and Rüştü Köse report wide excision and split-thickness skin-graft reconstruction of a giant, long-standing condyloma acuminatum.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS discusses one-year absorption data and a complex revision rhinoplasty reconstructed with an ultra-diced cartilage graft.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and Rüştü Köse describe deformity correction and microsurgical replantation after complete traumatic foot amputation in a patient with pes cavus.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS explains how very small cartilage particles reduce dead space, increase tissue contact and simplify preparation of ultra-diced grafts.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS proposes two refinements to the lateral crural suspension flap for nasal-tip support and nasolabial-angle control.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and a co-author describe restoration of total vaginal closure 15 years after McIndoe vaginoplasty.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS presents a successful proximal-third arm replantation and a practical roadmap for major upper-limb trauma.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS presents a revision rhinoplasty technique for lower-third saddle nose deformity after a failed diced cartilage graft.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and co-authors report spontaneous extensor pollicis longus rupture associated with repetitive cow-milking activity.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS reports a severe postoperative facial eruption in which previously unrecognized rosacea initially resembled contact dermatitis.

This review co-authored by Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS explains the dynamic anatomy of the depressor septi nasi and surgical approaches to smiling deformity.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS describes using the medial deep SMAS layer to support nasal-tip projection in closed rhinoplasty.

This Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS study evaluates whether methylene blue helps complete excision and reduces recurrence in dorsal wrist ganglion surgery.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS presents a simple adaptation for holding tendon ends securely during tenorrhaphy without crushing them.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and a co-author report postoperative bleeding that revealed previously undiagnosed myelodysplasia despite routine preoperative tests.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS describes correction of a rare circumcision-related hypoplastic glans and subglanular stricture, termed an exclamation-mark deformity.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and a co-author report an exceptionally large nevus lipomatosus cutaneous superficialis with intramuscular extension and sciatic nerve compression.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS introduces the microdissected prefabricated flap concept for thin, large soft-tissue reconstruction.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and a co-author describe emergency management of a rare trans-orbital foreign body extending into the infratemporal fossa.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and a co-author describe bilateral isolated absence of the opponens pollicis muscle initially confused with childhood carpal tunnel syndrome.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and a co-author analyze 32 intraorbital wooden foreign-body injuries treated over ten years.

This experimental study involving Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS examines microporous polysaccharide hemospheres, graft survival and neutrophil accumulation.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman TAS and a co-author evaluate a modified postauricular fascial flap for recreating the antihelical fold in prominent-ear surgery.

Dr. Süleyman Taş discusses body dysmorphic disorder, childhood abuse, body shame and addictive plastic surgery through a critical review of Mark B. Constantian’s work and its relevance to aesthetic surgery patient assessment.

Dr. Süleyman Taş responds to questions about anatomic columellar strut grafting, patient selection by skin thickness, Asian rhinoplasty, septal extension grafts and complementary tip-support techniques.

Dr. Süleyman Taş expands on vibration treatment after rhinoplasty, discussing edema, ecchymosis, pain, blood and lymphatic flow, low-magnitude high-frequency vibration and postoperative timing.

David Safaryan, Sofia Santareno and Süleyman Taş describe a standardized dynamic video–photograph studio for rhinoplasty documentation using a rotational platform, fixed camera position and controlled lighting.

Dr. Süleyman Taş presents the ultra diced cartilage graft technique as a fast, reproducible approach for smoothing or augmenting the nasal dorsum and compares it with conventional free diced cartilage grafting.

Dr. Süleyman Taş describes the superior-based transposition flap as a preservation-oriented method to reshape and reinforce the lower lateral cartilage while supporting the internal and external nasal valves.

Dr. Süleyman Taş reports a rare congenital partial absence of the left lateral crural cartilage in a 22-year-old woman and describes reconstruction with a lateral crural strut graft and rim graft.

Dr. Süleyman Taş reviews the evolution of fascial flap techniques in prominent-ear correction, comparing cartilage-invasive and cartilage-sparing approaches and the role of postauricular fascia and perichondrium.

Dr. Süleyman Taş presents the Dorsal Roof technique for selected patients with a high and wide dorsum, wide nasal base and pyramidal angle, aiming to preserve the dorsal bone-cartilage complex while reducing and narrowing the nose.

An experimental study by Süleyman Taş and colleagues compares allopurinol, cyclosporine A and deferoxamine as single and combination therapies for secondary venous ischemic injury in rat inguinal island flaps.

Dr. Süleyman Taş presents a four-step closed-rhinoplasty concept using submembranous dissection, spreader flaps and autologous bone dust to reconstruct selected open-roof defects after hump reduction.

Sofia Santareno and Süleyman Taş present three γ-shaped anatomic columellar strut options and an algorithm based on skin thickness and available cartilage to preserve tip anatomy and support.

A prospective randomized Level 1 study by Dr. Süleyman Taş evaluates pressure and low-magnitude high-frequency vibration after rhinoplasty for edema, ecchymosis, pain, skin sebaceous activity and cast comfort.

Süleyman Taş and Nuri Celik describe TAS 1 and TAS 2, two instruments designed to facilitate atraumatic subperichondrial and subperiosteal dissection during rhinoplasty.

Dr. Süleyman Taş introduces the Fix Down concept to evaluate and align the nose in coronal, sagittal and axial planes, combining structural correction with adjunct maneuvers for three-dimensional symmetry.

Dr. Süleyman Taş describes a closed-rhinoplasty technique for selected crooked noses with alar base retraction using levator labii alaeque nasi muscle dissection combined with rim graft support.

Dr. Süleyman Taş expands on the Dorsal Roof technique, clarifying patient selection, stabilization, pyramidal-angle management, radix osteotomy and the boundaries of preservation rhinoplasty.

Suleyman Tas PubMed publication: A New Technique to Correct Saddle Nose Deformity in Failure of Diced Cartilage Grafts: Diced Cartilage Flap.. View PMID…

Scientific publication by Prof. Dr. Suleyman Tas: A New Concept in Flap Prefabrication by Supermicrosurgery: Microdissected Prefabricated Flap.. View…

Suleyman Tas PubMed publication: Isolated Congenital Partial Absence of the Lateral Crural Cartilage.. View PMID 26413968, DOI and official scientific…

Scientific publication by Prof. Dr. Suleyman Tas: Secondary Venous Ischemic Injury Ameliorations by Medical Treatment in Rat.. View citation, DOI and…

Suleyman Tas PubMed publication: Correcting the Alar Base Retraction in Crooked Nose by Dissection of Levator Alaque Nasi Muscle.. View PMID 26545228, DOI…