A patient with a medial facial defect, following oncological resection involving the medial canthus, nose, upper and lower eyelids, and the cheek, is presented. The defect was reconstructed using a combination of local flaps to provide tissue similar to native tissue, addressing both functional and aesthetic aspects.
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