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Augmentation rhinoplasty with bilateral auricular cartilage in Asian patients: how we do it

Dear Editor, Asian aesthetic rhinoplasty differs greatly from Western rhinoplasty because of its unique underlying anatomy. To achieve the ideal aesthetic result, most Asian rhinoplasty is composed of both dorsum augmentation and tip plasty. The ideal material for grafting must have the characteristics of low complication rates and simultaneously high long-term patient satisfaction. Autogenous material, such as auricular, septal and rib cartilage can achieve this goal. In this paper, we limit the discussion to our experiences in dorsal augmentation rhinoplasty with bilateral auricular cartilage in Asian patients.