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Secondary Cleft Rhinoplasty
Secondary Cleft Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose after earlier cleft-related surgery to address differences in nasal shape associated with a cleft.
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Nose · Face
Secondary Cleft Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose after earlier cleft-related surgery to address differences in nasal shape associated with a cleft.

Genital Pelvic
Secondary Vaginoplasty Revision is surgery to adjust or repair the vaginal area after a previous vaginoplasty.

Face
Secondary Cleft Lip Revision is surgery to reshape the lip or adjust scar tissue after a previous cleft lip repair.

Nose
Rhinoplasty (Primary) is a first-time nose surgery that reshapes the bone and cartilage to change the nose’s contour.
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