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Journal CME Article: Optimizing the Use of Autografts, Allografts, and Alloplastic Materials in Rhinoplasty Video 6
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At Manhattan Eye and Ear, a revision rhinoplasty revealed an unexpected large silicone implant in the patient's nose, which was causing issues like bulbous appearance and misalignment. The implant was removed since silicone is often problematic in nasal surgeries. The plan is to replace it with MTF cartilage for a better, more appropriate nasal structure. The surgery team, including Dr. Schultz, aims to significantly improve the patient's nasal appearance and function.
Keywords
revision rhinoplasty
silicone implant
MTF cartilage
nasal surgery
Dr. Schultz
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