Low nose augmentation

The most commonly used material in rhinoplasty.

It is used to raise the nasal bridge and is ideal for

creating a smooth and refined nasal line.

Developed to complement the limitations of silicone,

Gore-Tex has a porous surface that allows surrounding tissue

to grow into it after surgery, providing strong adherence.

A processed human-derived material with cellular components

removed to reduce immune rejection. It is used to cover

thin nasal skin or to enhance the nasal tip.

A commonly used autologous material.

It is used to extend the nasal tip and is soft and flexible,

making it suitable for shaping the tip.

A broad cartilage located inside the nose.

It is mainly used to elevate the nasal tip

or extend nasal length.

Rib cartilage is firm and available in sufficient quantity,

making it an ideal material for rhinoplasty.

Usually harvested from the groin or buttock area.

It is often used to add volume beneath the skin when the nasal

skin is thin or when soft tissue is insufficient.

A fibrous membrane that surrounds muscles, typically harvested

from the scalp. Temporal fascia is obtained through an incision

within the scalp to reduce implant visibility.