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is difficult/impossible to remove osteosynthesis plate after 6 years of reduction genioplasty?

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Funny154531Jul 4, 2024

Hello doctors It is difficult /impossible to remove osteosynthesis plate after 6 years of reduction Genioplasty ? I want to do a revision Genioplasty

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