This document discusses the fabrication of nasal prostheses for patients who have undergone rhinectomy or partial rhinectomy. It notes that the position and contours of residual nasal structures are important for creating an esthetic prosthesis. Problems can arise if the nasal bones are still present, affecting the appearance of the nasal tip and lip. With favorable defects, normal nasal contours and symmetry can be restored. The document provides details on wax sculpting, casting, finishing, and retention methods like implants or magnets. Patient education is important to manage expectations.