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Knock Out Nose Notches
New Orleans - Dermatologic surgeons seeking a simple solution to difficult problems would do well to consider a method recently presented by John A. Zitelli, M.D. Developed approximately 20 years ago and performed on more than a dozen patients since then, his method provides a much more reliable solution than does the traditional approach to repairing notches that may be left after procedures such as skin grafts and local flaps heal, Dr. Zitelli said.
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