The cartilages of a person's nose are reconstructed with wax. The lateral nasal cartilages or the nasal conchae bend to varying degrees horizontally and upward at their lower border, where they overlap. The curvature is greater anteriorly and gradually decreases posteriorly until the cartilage lies flat. So how do you know if the nasal conchae or nasal cartilages are growing?

The nose is a part of the respiratory system whose main function is to conduct air, clean and warm the air before it enters the lungs. The shape of the nose is made up of the nasal bones, nasal cartilage, septum and nasal cavities.

Most of us take for granted the smooth, painless movements we use every day to set the table, open the door, or go to the mailbox. Each of these daily activities involves multiple joints in the body. Normally, we don't feel friction during these movements thanks to the cartilage in our joints. So where is cartilage found? Knees, joints, ears, nose, and ... Read more about this in the article below.