Author: Prof. Dr. Murat Songu

Contemplating the idea of undergoing a rhinoplasty, often called a nose job, is common. Many individuals find themselves evaluating their facial features and seeking enhancement. Naturally, questions arise. Namely, "Is one a suitable candidate for such a procedure?" While numerous factors determine this, understanding the prerequisites is essential. Moreover, setting…

In aesthetic surgeries, rhinoplasty is a functional and cosmetic procedure. Commonly referred to as a "nose job," its primary aim isn't just to enhance facial aesthetics. Beyond beauty, rhinoplasty often addresses breathing issues, rectifying both physical and functional abnormalities of the nose. However, the real challenge isn't just the surgery…

The interior of the nose is where incisions are made during closed rhinoplasty, also referred to as endonasal rhinoplasty. Closed rhinoplasty maintains all incisions hidden between the nostrils, in contrast to open rhinoplasty, which necessitates an exterior incision across the columella (the tissue between the nostrils). Since there are no…

A "nose job," or rhinoplasty, is a common aesthetic surgical operation that has been around for a while. It aims to make the nose more aesthetically pleasing, more functional, or occasionally both. Recent developments in the field of rhinoplasty include the innovative piezo rhinoplasty. With benefits for both surgeons and…

Rhinoplasty, the surgical procedure aimed at enhancing the appearance and function of the nose, is a sought-after aesthetic treatment across the globe. However, the cost of this surgery varies significantly depending on the location and the quality of medical services offered. In this guide, we explore affordable rhinoplasty options around…

Rhinoplasty, also known as a "nose job," is a common aesthetic treatment that can improve the nose's look and function. Despite the fact that most rhinoplasty operations are successful, some patients may decide to have a revision rhinoplasty to address unresolved issues or complications from a prior operation. In this…