This document discusses the use of fresh frozen cadaveric rib cartilage in revision rhinoplasty. It notes the drawbacks of traditional autografts like costal cartilage, including donor site morbidity and complications. Irradiated allografts have higher resorption and infection rates. The document presents results from a study of 50 patients who underwent revision rhinoplasty using fresh frozen non-irradiated cartilage allografts. It found good aesthetic outcomes, low complication rates, and no cases of warping or resorption after an average 3-month follow up. The fresh frozen allografts may provide benefits over irradiated grafts without the same downsides.