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  • Rhinoplasty frequently necessitates grafting materials to achieve desired aesthetic and functional outcomes.
  • Ideal graft characteristics include biocompatibility, stability, and resistance to complications, yet no single material perfectly fulfills all criteria.

Observation:

  • Autologous grafts are considered the gold standard due to their inherent stability, favorable biomechanical properties, and minimal complication risks.
  • Homologous and alloplastic materials offer advantages like availability and avoidance of secondary harvest sites, but possess different biomechanical profiles and potential risks.

Findings:

  • A comprehensive review of commonly utilized autologous, homologous, and alloplastic materials in contemporary rhinoplasty is presented.
  • Each material type presents a unique balance of benefits and drawbacks concerning surgical manipulation, long-term outcomes, and patient safety.

Implications:

  • Understanding the properties of different graft materials is crucial for optimizing rhinoplasty surgical planning and patient selection.
  • Further research into biomaterials may lead to the development of improved nasal implants that better mimic native tissue characteristics.