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INTRODUCTION
Cutaneous reconstruction has played an important role in the establishment of dermatologic surgery as a vital discipline within dermatology. An in-depth understanding of reconstructive techniques, combined with a dermatologistโs intimate familiarity with skin, enables optimal aesthetic and functional results. Equally important is an in-depth understanding of the tissue dynamics of flaps, why they work, what problems each flap type can address, and their limitations. A cookbook approach to flap reconstruction is not realistic because of the many variables relating to the characteristics of the defect, the donor skin, the patient, and the surgeon. It is better to develop a foundation of basic concepts from which the individual can build his or her skills and unique style of reconstruction.