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A case of polyostotic fibrous dysplasia giving an appearance of pseudo-hypertelorism (upper row). The excess bone was contoured, a dorsal nasal augmentation was done with cranial bone graft and medial canthopexy was performed. The lower row shows the results 6 months postoperative
