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Rhomboid (Limberg) Flap
for Face Reconstruction in
a Patient With Basal Cell CarcinomaThis flap
is easy to construct and rotate into position. It consists of two
corners at 60 deg and two corners at 120 degrees. The flap is
outlined and then rotated into position. An
understanding of the direction of skin pull once the flap is placed
into position is needed to prevent distortion of tissues.
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A rhomboid flap is constructed. The maximum pull on the tissue is shown by the green arrow. Because of tissue pull, the dimensions of the rhomboid are shorter in one direction than the other.
