ENT specialists and plastic surgeons who have devoted their years to this field , developed and bruised the elbow in this regard, can perform this surgery.

In recent years, Piezosurgery method, electrical instruments for nasal bone rasping and radiofrequency applications have been used frequently in rhinoplasty operations.

Two interviews (minimum) are conducted with the patient before the operation to inform him/her about the planning of the operation and the process to be experienced. All of the patient's questions about the operation are also answered. Lastly, it is an important detail to prepare the patient for the operation by reinforcing the answers given to the questions of the patient through the interviews made on and before the operation.

On the 7th day after the operation, splints and silicone buffers are removed from the patient's nose. The patient wears a bandage on his nose for 3-4 days. On the 10th day, the patient's nose is now fully open. The nose completes 50 percent of the healing process within the first month. The remaining 50 percent of the recovery occurs in the period of 6-12 months. The patient continues to follow up with check-ups for the 1st month, 3rd months, 6st months and the 1st year and the 2nd year.

Due to the fear of nasal buffers used in nasal deviation surgeries, many people avoid the surgery. Today, however, this situation has changed. After septoplasty and rhinoplasty surgeries, buffers made out of silicone have started to be used. Thus, wound healing is more rapid and a buffering effect is created without the risk of bleeding.

The reason for the post-operative bruises and swellings is the bleeding under the skin that occurs during the intervention to a bone structure, called osteotomy, while shaping it. If there are no interventions in this structure, then there will be no bruising.

Although rare, excessive bleeding may occur within a few hours after rhinoplasty. In this case, the patient should inform his doctor and seek help without panicking.

Since the cuts and stitches made in rhinoplasty operations are made in a much more controlled manner, they are very difficult to see with the naked eye. In open nose operations, a small suture scar remains at the base of the nose. In endonasal, that is, closed operations, since the incisions are already inside the nose, all traces remain inside.