clinical findings and animal experiments fail to clearly support either one of these approaches , at least in the case of very young children , but as recent embryological studies have demonstrated the important role of the septum in the growth of the nose , it still seems legitimate to recommend great caution before performing rhinoplasty in children : caution concerning the indications which should take into account major functional problems , caution in deciding the time of operation , which can frequently be delayed , caution in the technique which should be ultraconservative with preservation of the mucoperichondrium , reposition of the displaced fragments and reinclusion in the case of resection , caution in the desired goal of the operation as it is better to obtain a partial result with the possibility of subsequent revision rather than risk serious problems of growth .
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