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Who are the top revision rhinoplasty surgeons in Toronto?

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realself0129Nov 23, 2017

My first surgeon narrowed my nose too much and I need to widen it with a revision and potentially increase it in size a bit. I'm 1 year post op I wanted to know who specializes in revision rhino?

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Dr. Samuel Lin, MD, FACS
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