Rhinoplasty can be defined as a surgical procedure that aims to aesthetically improve the appearance of the nasal region. This operation may involve changing the size, shape and position of the structures present in the nasal region. This operation can also be used to correct congenital anomalies or traumatic damage to the nasal region.

Rhinoplasty operations are usually performed under local or general anesthesia. The surgical procedure may involve making incisions or adding tissue to the inner surfaces of the nose to change the size and shape of the structures present in the nasal region. This operation may take several hours and the recovery time may vary depending on the person's general health and how severe the operation is.

Rhinoplasty operations are usually performed to achieve a harmonious appearance with other areas of the face. However, these operations may also aim to eliminate the discomforts present on the inner surfaces of the nose. For example, deviations (nasal curvatures) that cause problems in the internal nasal travel can be corrected.

Rhinoplasty operations usually give good results. However, as with any surgical procedure, these operations may involve some risks. For example, side effects such as infection, bleeding or pain during the healing process may occur. There may also be a temporary decrease in the sense of taste and smell on the inner surfaces of the nose after the operation. Therefore, in order to potentially achieve the results you want, you should consult with an experienced surgeon before deciding on surgery and carefully consider all the risks and benefits associated with the operation.