Is It Possible to Reuse Ear Cartilage That Was Already Used During Revision Rhinoplasty?

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Because the nose is located in the center of the face, your overall impression can change depending on the angle and height of the nasal tip.

Just as eye surgery has become popularized, rhinoplasty has also become common. However, the number of revision surgeries due to dissatisfaction has also increased.

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In most primary rhinoplasty procedures, ear cartilage is frequently used as the material for the nasal tip.

However, when repeating revision surgeries and all available ear cartilage has been used, many people wonder

if it is possible to reuse the previously harvested ear cartilage.

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Today, we will find out whether it is possible to reuse previously used ear cartilage during revision rhinoplasty.

Is it possible to reuse previously used ear cartilage for revision rhinoplasty?

It depends on the absorption state of the cartilage, but usually, a certain amount of cartilage remains, so it is sometimes reused.

However, because it is impossible to know exactly how much cartilage is left before the surgery,

it is difficult to determine prior to surgery whether new cartilage will need to be harvested or if the remaining existing cartilage can be reused.

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