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Sliding genioplasty revision adding projection?

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NonbotherednameMar 19, 2022

Hello, Is it possible to revise an already large (10mm) sliding genioplasty, adding bone to even get more projection? Or is it better to add an implant over the genioplasty? Thanks

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