499 devices · GMDN 31038
Nasal cartilage support implants are non-bioabsorbable devices placed under the skin of the nose to enhance or correct its shape and function. They provide structural reinforcement to the nasal cartilage, helping restore or improve both appearance and breathing efficiency in patients.
These implants are typically made from synthetic polymers like silicone and are classified as medical devices. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to premarket review to ensure safety and performance before clinical use.
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