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    Preservation rhinoplasty is increasingly adopted worldwide, emphasizing natural results over resection. Current trends focus on refining techniques, defining indications, and minimizing complications in this surgical approach.

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    • Surgeons globally are increasingly performing preservation rhinoplasty, expanding its applications and methods.

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