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Will a neck lift revision correct scarring and bumps under chin? (Photos)

Deep Plane face and neck lift. Scarring and bumps under the chin. Will a revision correct these issues?

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Dr. Zoran Potparic, MD
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Dr. Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD
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