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In the future, do you think the world of revision rhinoplasty will advance enough to completely recreate noses?

Affectionate280424Jul 17, 2022
I know that rhinoplasty is a very complex procedure, but seeing so many people eventually become disatisfied and regret their surgery makes me wonder about this (especially considering celebrities that have ended up feeling the same way). I was wondering if doctors have thought about this scenario as well or have attempted it.

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Dr. Felix Omar Márquez, MD
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Answered on Jul 20, 2022
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