At the level of the upper two-thirds of the nose, the interventions are quite simple. For noses that have been amputated at the tip, the operation is much more difficult. It is no longer an aesthetic problem.
These amputations of cartilage at the tip can have considerable functional repercussions because if the nasal valve (fairly strong cartilage that opposes the negative pressure generated by inspiration) is no longer competent, there will be a collapse of the nasal valve and the patient will no longer be able to breathe.
We will try to reconstruct this valve by putting small cartilages atlas. Here, we are far from cosmetic surgery, it is functional reconstructive surgery.