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If I consider a revision, does the method have to be sliced & stacked (rib rhinoplasty)?

Bunny248Mar 4, 2023
I had rib rhinoplasty and the method used was sliced and stacked. I was told if I want to lower my nose bridge, I don’t need to harvest rib cartilage again as the cartilage in my nose will be sufficient. But if I consider a revision, does the method have to be sliced and stacked?

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