Abstract
Lip reconstruction for defects which involve the commissure remains a significant challenge to the facial plastic surgeon. The Estlander flap is a hardy local flap which can be used to reconstruct defects of 1/3-2/3 of both the upper and lower lip. Herein, we describe the operative technique of the Estlander flap for lip reconstruction.
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