Small Camouflage Grafts With Suture Placed Under the Skin in the Final Stage of Nose Aesthetic Surgery When rhinoplasty surgeries are completed, the skin stitches can be partially removed and final checks can be made. Generally, the surgeon needs to check the nose from every angle and side. At this last stage, we can camouflage the sunken areas at the tip of the nose by using only small grafts. As seen in the photo above, at the end of the procedure, we can place small cartilage grafts with only one fixation suture. How to mark where to place simple camouflage grafts? After marking the center of the hollow or depressed areas with a dental needle, cartilage grafts or subcutaneous fibroadipose tissue can be used depending on the amount and width of the depression in the area to be placed. I usually use self-absorbing suture materials such as 5/0 PDS or 5/0 rapid vicryl to fix these grafts. In the photo above, there is a small camouflage graft placed at two points under the skin with 5/0