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Ideas? what medications and procedures are used to treat a child in need of facial surgery?
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Broad question: This is too broad of question to reasonably answer. The type of medication and procedure would not only depend on the area of the face needing surgery but the individual surgeon performing the operation. You would need to discuss this with the surgeon performing the child's procedure.
Answered 9/28/2016
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