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تجميل ذروة الأنف
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أيهم سعيد( باحث )
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دراسة إحصائية للنتائج التجميلية لعملية تجميل الأنف و خصوصاً عند التداخل على ذروة الأنف، و تقييم تطور التحسن بالانطباع الشخصي للنتائج التجملية للأنف بعد الجراحة، و التأكيد على أهمية التواصل المباشر مع المريض، و تحديد المقاييس الجمالية للوجه الأكثر تحقيقاً للانطباع الشخصي الممتاز.
Randomized clinical study for the results of nose tip Rhinoplasty, Evaluation of the improvement of the subjective impression of Rhinoplasty operation. Importance of connection with patients before surgery, and the Evaluation of the facial analysis that can give excellent subjective impression.
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