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Support, tissue coverage and nostril rim position.

Rib cartilage, dermis and alar lowering address different planning questions. Explore three clinical examples without assuming that the same combination is suitable for everyone.

Support

Rib cartilage can be considered when structural support is needed.

Support
Support
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Tissue coverage

Dermis is a soft-tissue graft; its role differs from a cartilage framework.

Tissue coverage
Tissue coverage
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Nostril rim position

Alar lowering addresses rim retraction rather than simply narrowing the nostril base.

Nostril rim position
Nostril rim position
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The examples below show the recorded procedures and follow-up intervals. Their photographs do not establish the exact graft placement or why a particular combination was chosen. Individual results vary; early photographs are not final outcomes.

Clinical example 21979

Autologous rib cartilage, Autologous dermis, Alar lowering (2 weeks after surgery)

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Discuss how the starting anatomy and tissue condition affect the choice of methods. This example is not a prediction of your result.

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Clinical example 21978

Autologous rib cartilage, Autologous dermis, Alar lowering (2 weeks after surgery)

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Discuss how the starting anatomy and tissue condition affect the choice of methods. This example is not a prediction of your result.

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Clinical example 21982

Autologous rib cartilage, Autologous dermis (3 months after surgery)

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Discuss how the starting anatomy and tissue condition affect the choice of methods. This example is not a prediction of your result.

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