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Post revision rhinoplasty would a little touch up and fascia (alone) transplant to radix ruin my revision result in anyway?

heartsarMay 7, 2019
Would it be easy to do this or doctor would have to build my tip again? Would there be any risks? Or I should consider fillers?Thank you

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