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The Iraqi plastic surgeon Dr. Diyar Abdul Wahid in Sulaymaniyah successfully reconstructed the nose of a worker who suffered severe injuries from a high-voltage electric shock, which caused about 99% damage to the nose. The operation, which is the second of its kind in the world, involved multiple stages including shaping a new nose using tissue from the forehead, harvesting cartilage from the rib, and rebuilding the internal nasal structure. Despite the significant challenges posed by the near-complete tissue loss, the procedure achieved satisfactory results both aesthetically and functionally, while also preserving the patient's overall health and psychological well-being.
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