Grafts and implants are used in revision rhinoplasty to improve structural integrity and
replace lost volume. A number of factors contribute to loss of structural support in the …

The quest for nasal symmetry and balance with the face often mandates the need for
implantable materials to resculpt and often rebuild the nasal skeleton and overlying soft …

Revision rhinoplasty presents numerous challenges to the facial plastic surgeon. From the
initial preoperative evaluation, the surgeon has the difficult task of recognizing and …

Rhinoplasty continues to behoove even the most experienced facial plastic surgeons in
achieving long-term predictable success. To achieve the goals of a natural, refined, and …

Understanding the use of autologous, homologous, and alloplast materials for grafting and
implantation purposes has become a necessity in the armamentarium of the rhinoplasty …

Dr Porter's article sets out to establish that autogenous grafts are preferable to synthetic
materials in rhinoplasty, and does so in a well-documented fashion. My experience allows …

This review specifically addresses the use of autologous grafts in rhinoplasty. Autologous
materials remain the preferred graft material for use in rhinoplasty because of their high …

This review specifically addresses the use of homologous grafts and allogenic implants in
rhinoplasty. It is important to stress that autologous materials remain the preferred graft …

ABSTRACT A variety of materials have been employed in rhinoplasty for augmentation and
reconstruction. While autogenous tissue remains the mainstay of nasal implants and are the …

The use of graft materials in rhinoplasty presents many challenges for the surgeon. There
are a wide variety of alloplastic materials available for nasal augmentation but the graft …