Non-implant Rhinoplasty
(Rhinoplasty without implant)
Safe and natural nose job
Non-implant Rhinoplasty
Safe and natural nose job
What is Non-implant Rhinoplasty?
Non-implant Rhinoplasty aims to heighten the nose bridge or nose tip using autologous or donated cartilage and dermis without inserting any artificial implants. Thus, side effects associated with the use of artificial implants do not occur and the procedure creates a natural looking nose shape. Girin Plastic Surgery Clinic has many years of experience in performing successful non-implant rhinoplasty.
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NO IMPLANT RHINOPLASTY
Autologous Material
Rib cartilage or costal cartilage is collected from the tip of the rib. This cartliage is useful when a patient does not have enough ear or septal cartilage. Rib cartilage is used at all parts of the nose especially in secondary rhinoplasty cases.
Rib CartilageRib cartilage or costal cartilage is collected from the tip of the rib. This cartliage is useful when a patient does not have enough ear or septal cartilage. Rib cartilage is used at all parts of the nose especially in secondary rhinoplasty cases.
Ear cartilage is the most commonly used autologous cartilage as it can be easily harvested, does not leave any noticeable scars or distortion of the ear. The ear cartilage is often used to slightly raise the nose tip or nose bridge or in secondary rhinoplasty cases, to reconstruct the alar cartilages.
Ear CartilageEar cartilage is the most commonly used autologous cartilage as it can be easily harvested, does not leave any noticeable scars or distortion of the ear. The ear cartilage is often used to slightly raise the nose tip or nose bridge or in secondary rhinoplasty cases, to reconstruct the alar cartilages.
Septal cartilage is harvested from the inside of the nostrils or through conventional rhinoplasty incisions. As it is usually flat in shape, it can be used for septal extension when elevating the tip.
Septal CartilageSeptal cartilage is harvested from the inside of the nostrils or through conventional rhinoplasty incisions. As it is usually flat in shape, it can be used for septal extension when elevating the tip.
Autologous dermis is harvested from the area on the upper buttock at the end of the spine. It can be used to cover and reinforce the tip in cases where thinning of the skin is noted.
Autologous DermisAutologous dermis is harvested from the area on the upper buttock at the end of the spine. It can be used to cover and reinforce the tip in cases where thinning of the skin is noted.
Non-implant Rhinoplasty materials
Ear Cartilages
Ear cartilage is the most commonly used autologous cartilage as it can be easily harvested, and does not leave any noticeable scars or distortion of the ear. The ear cartilage is often used to slightly raise the nose tip or nose bridge or in secondary rhinoplasty cases, to reconstruct the alar cartilages.
Septal Cartilage
Septal cartilage is harvested from the inside of the nostrils.
As it is relatively rigid, it is used to create dramatic changes of the shape of the nose.
Rib cartilage
Rib cartilage or costal cartilage is collected from the tip of the rib. This cartliage is useful when a patient does not have enough ear or septal cartilage. Rib cartilage is used to create dramatic changes in the shape of the nose or in reconstructive operations.
Autologous dermis
Autologous dermis is harvested from the area on the upper buttock at the end of the spine. It is used to cover and reinforce the skin of the nose tip in cases where thinning of the skin is noted.
