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What are my options for reconstruction of the tip following botched Rhinoplasty? (Photo)

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noseyparker2Feb 25, 2014
Hi I'm. 3 weeks po from open rhino, I can tell and have been told on here by the docs on q&a that it is bad. I'm now at a very low point in my life. The surgeon will not see me and the big company he works for will not return calls so I am consulting a solicitor. I would like to know what could be done to revise this? Thanks

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