Abstract
Introduction: Nasal defects following frostbite is not uncommon and need more complicated operations to reconstruct. Composite graft is an available and feasible treatment to replace nasal unit defects, though several factors influence transferred graft. Case presentation: A middle age mountain climber who had suffered nasal frostbite sequela as retracted right side alar rim, referred 28 months later to reconstruct. A triangular helical chondrocutaneous graft as composite graft selected to replace defects of inner layer, supporting cartilage and outer skin. After prolonged healing phase, he had satisfied with her nose. Conclusion: Composite grafts are save-boats in nasal reconstructions even, patient be a frostbite victum.
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