Résumé
<b>Background:</b> Frontal sinus inverted papilloma (IP) is a particularly rare form of IP and its management is challenging, with a high rate of recurrence.<br /><b>Objectives:</b> Our aim was to evaluate the recurrence rate of frontal sinus IP after surgery and compare this rate according to the surgical modality (purely endoscopic sinus surgery vs. a combined/open approach).<br /><b>Design:</b> A systematic review without meta-analysis conducted by a working group of the Young Otolaryngologists of the International Federation of Otorhinolaryngological Societies (yo-IFOS).<br /><b>Data Sources and Methods:</b> A systematic analysis of the literature was performed and reported following the criteria laid down in the SWiM guidelines. The review was registered on Prospero, a dedicated software was used for screening (Covidence), and R (v.4.2.2) was used for statistical analysis. Eligible articles were studies reporting at least five cases of frontal sinus IP surgically treated.<br /><b>Results:</b> A total of 2925 studies were identified based on the MeSH equation, and 39 studies were included (n = 642 patients). Among the studies included, the recurrence rate 18.4% (118/642) with a mean time to recurrence of 25.6 (±11.7) months. The difference between surgical modalities was not statistically significant in terms of recurrence rate (14.7% vs. 16.5%; <i>p</i> = 0.675).<br /><b>Conclusions:</b> The recurrence rate of frontal sinus IP is not different between surgical modalities. However, it does not reduce the need for a tailored therapeutic strategy, as other factors also need to be considered (time to recurrence, complications, quality of life) when choosing the most appropriate approach.