One-size-fits-most nasal cartilage tissue engineering is no longer cutting it, researchers at the University of Alberta, want you to know. They used the INKREDIBLE+ and @Advanced BioMatrix’s LifeInk 200 collagen I bioink to 3D bioprint autologous nasal cartilage grafts that could be bioprinted-to-fit and could put an end to hours-long operations in which reconstructive surgeons use scalpels to reshape tissue-engineered autologous nasal cartilage grafts to fit cancer patients who have had nasal lesions removed.