In order to be a suitable candidate for rhinoplasty surgery, you must first be in good general health and have completed facial development. Therefore, rhinoplasty is suitable for patients over 18 years of age. Rhinoplasty is also performed to improve congenital or traumatic nasal defects. Rhinoplasty is also a suitable surgery for people who have breathing difficulties.

Rhinoplasty is performed under general anesthesia in two ways: open and closed. Open rhinoplasty, which has a longer recovery time than closed rhinoplasty, is performed by making a small incision between the nostrils. It is generally preferred in people with many deformities. Closed rhinoplasty is a type of rhinoplasty in which the incision is made through the nostrils. In closed rhinoplasty, the recovery time is shorter and it is preferred in people with less deformity.

• Rhinoplasty increases a person's self-confidence.

• Congenital or trauma-related deformities gradually improve and an aesthetic nose appearance is achieved.

• Breathing problems caused by deformities disappear.

• Rhinoplasty also helps eliminate the snoring problem that a person experiences while sleeping.

After rhinoplasty surgery, patients stay in the hospital for one night. A splint is taped on the nose by the doctor for support. Swelling and bruising may occur after rhinoplasty. Contact with the nose should be avoided after surgery. The doctor's approval must be waited to return to daily routines and exercises.