This aesthetic operation improves the patients' appearance and increases their self-confidence. The nose shape that patients want and dream of before surgery cannot be created with this operation. All changes made in the nose structure are related to the person's nose structure. Therefore, patients' expectations come to the fore in rhinoplasty surgery. The success of the operation depends on the patient's expectations, their reasons for having the surgery, and what they expect as a result of the surgery. If patients convey their wishes to the surgeon correctly and if their wishes are feasible, the best results will be achieved. If patients are excessively perfectionist, a successful result cannot be achieved. Rhinoplasty success is achieved as long as patients are satisfied with the new nose shape, which will contribute positively to the external appearance. Let us point out that these candidates are the most suitable candidates for rhinoplasty. Candidates who have the spiritual development to handle the results obtained by surgery, who understand that surgery and getting results are a process, and who have completed their nose development can decide to have rhinoplasty surgery.

Like every surgical intervention, rhinoplasty operations carry risks. Performing the operation by experienced rhinoplasty specialists is effective in reducing the risks. In addition, risks due to bleeding, infection, and anesthesia can always occur, as in other surgeries. Depending on the rhinoplasty technique, the scar left after the surgery will vary. Closed rhinoplasty can be completed without leaving visible scars. However, in open rhinoplasty surgery, minimally visible scars may remain. There may be a need for revision surgery after the operation. Although this rate is at the level of 10 - 25% in the literature, this should be taken into consideration as a risk. If the patient has a nose shape that he or she is not happy with or if there is respiratory distress, a new surgery may be performed.

Patient and doctor communication is of great importance in the success of the operation. We advocate that our communication and spiritual bond with our patients affects the operations positively. A patient who conveys his wishes correctly to his doctor will enable us to be more successful in the operation. The patient who correctly conveys the nose shape he wants to have after the surgery will help us create the nose shape that suits his face shape. In the evaluations before the surgery, the patient's bone and cartilage tissue, face shape, skin structure, skin thickness, age and the patient's expectations from the surgery are taken into consideration. Thus, the patient is informed about the method to be used, where the operation will be performed, the price of the operation and possible risks. Regulations are made regarding the patient's habits and the medications he uses. Plans such as nutrition program, smoking cessation, medication rearrangement, and vitamin support are made.

During the operation, local anesthesia can be used in accordance with the procedures to be performed on the nose structure, or general anesthesia can be preferred. In practice, general anesthesia is generally preferred. Although the patient does not feel any pain in either case, it is common to prefer general anesthesia to ensure comfortable movement for the surgeon and to prevent discomfort for the patient.