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Is it safe to inject Metacrill into the nose as a filler? (photo)

gannet2014Jan 10, 2014
After two disappointing very rhinoplasty operations with Roman Kufa from Perfect Clinic in Prague, I contacted the surgeon to explain my results, and he said that now he will inject some Metacrill to fill the curved dorsum and make it straighter. I cant find anything online about it, is this stuff safe to use?

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