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<title>Why Does This Man Have a Nose on His Forehead?(Growing Another Nose on Top)</title>
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<description> Growing a nose on a forehead or an ear on an arm is a revolutionary approach to surgical reconstruction. mages of a nose implanted on a man&#x26;#x27;s forehead have been all over the Internet, like ads for some creepy horror film you probably don&#x26;#x27;t want to see. Almost as jarring are pictures of an ear protruding from a woman&#x26;#x27;s inner arm. They&#x26;#x27;re not from some horror movie&#x26;#x2014;they&#x26;#x27;re real science. The nose-on-the-forehead photo depicts a nose repair in progress in China. The photo of the ear on an arm was published in the September 19 issue of the New England...</description>
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