Who Should Not Have Rhinoplasty?

In my opinion, individuals who are not confident in themselves should definitely not undergo rhinoplasty. This surgery should only be considered once you have clearly decided what you want. Whether you prefer a lifted, straight, refined, or natural look—you should make this decision beforehand and be able to clearly express your expectations to your doctor.

If you are unsure about your doctor—thinking, “Should I choose this one or that one? Should I consult another doctor? The previous one suggested this design, the current one suggests something else—which one should I choose?”—then you should not proceed with the surgery.

You should first be fully convinced, choose your doctor carefully, and then move forward within a circle of trust.

Those who are not at the right stage in their life should not have this surgery. Thoughts like, “I just got divorced; if I change my nose, I will find a new partner and have a much happier life,” are not realistic.

Rhinoplasty may enhance your appearance and improve your aesthetic condition. However, it is not a procedure that will transform your emotional well-being or serve as a solution for happiness.

You should undergo surgery when your mind is calm, when you know exactly what you want, and when you feel confident in your decision. There is no such thing as “this season is suitable for rhinoplasty, winter is not good, summer is difficult.”

The best time for rhinoplasty is when you are ready. Your readiness depends on knowing your expectations, being confident, and being mentally prepared to handle the entire process that comes with rhinoplasty.