Septal grafts for droopy nose tips

This trial compares two types of grafts used in nose surgery to improve the shape of the nose tip. It aims to find which graft gives better results for adults who have not had nose surgery before.

This trial tests a surgical technique that uses your own nasal cartilage to improve the shape and position of your nasal tip. It's for people having their first rhinoplasty (nose job) for cosmetic or breathing reasons.

This trial tests different methods to reduce complications after septoplasty, a surgery to fix a crooked nasal septum. It may help if you have a deviated septum that causes symptoms like trouble breathing.

This study tracks how patients feel and function after nose surgery that uses a piece of cartilage (septal extension graft) to reshape the nose. Researchers want to understand both the benefits and any complications to improve future care.

This study tests whether adding a “batten graft” during septoplasty and turbinate reduction improves nasal breathing and nasal airflow. It aims to see if the graft helps when breathing blockage is mainly from the septum, enlarged turbinates, and the outside nasal valve collapsing.

This study collects tiny leftover pieces of nose or ear cartilage that are normally thrown away during surgery. Researchers will study these samples to help improve future nose reconstruction surgeries. Your regular surgery won't change at all.