Numerous implant materials have been used in nasal surgery, including autogenous, homogeneous, and alloplastic grafts. Autogenous cartilage remains the ideal graft material; however, situations exist where an alternative or an additional grafting material is needed. Homogeneous materials have demonstrated significant resorption. Allo-plastic grafts have offered varying degrees of success but have resulted in significant complications as well. Gore-Tex has undergone extensive research and clinical application in various surgical fields with reported success. This analysis examines 106 patients over a 5-year time period in which the Gore-Tex soft-tissue patch was used in a wide variety of situations from extensive nasal dorsal reconstruction to small localized nasal defects or irregularities. Postoperative follow-up has revealed a stable implant material with no complications relating to the graft material.