Evaluation esthetic and functional outcomes after rhinoplasty

Hawrami, Falah; Amin, Zanyar M.; Mahmood, Muhammad Arif; Hama, Rebwar A

doi:10.22317/jcms.v6i2.743

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“…As it is known, most aesthetic Rhinoplasty participants of the study were female this is ongoing with Zanyar and his colleague's study which demonstrated that majority of Rhinoplasty candidates are females as they are more concerned about their facial appearance [16]. Regarding educational level, study disclosed that mostly had a bachelor's which is also similar with an epidemiological study conducted to Kazemy and his colleagues [14].…”

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Exploration of Cosmetic Factors Contributing to Rhinoplasty among Both Genders in Iraqi Kurdistan

Kamali¹,

Rostam²,

Khdir³

et al. 2020

KJAR

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The most outstanding feature of face is the nose which is in furthering than any other feature to facial characteristics. Furthermore, the appealing aspects of the nose is an essential olfactory organ. Over and beyond the aesthetic and functional aspects the client's reaction to his/her own nose as well as the reaction of the people around to it impacts to the psychic characteristics. A non-probability purposive sample of this cross - sectional descriptive study was consisted of 100 young male and female in Kurdish ethnicity, their ages ranged between 21-25 years. The main objective of the study is conducted to assess the cosmetic factors, contribute to Rhinoplasty among both genders at Raparin District. The data collecting period were during the (December 15th, 2019 to January 5th, 2020). A self-administration questionnaire was used for data collection and it was designed according guidelines, literatures, and articles concerning Rhinoplasty; which consisted of 26 variables. Data were analyzed using SPSS Version 23. The study results revealed that most of participants (67%) were female when only (17%) of them were married, however, more than half (67%) were students. Whenever, they about (56%) were barely sufficient in their monthly income. Moreover, about (61%) of participants interested to surgically alter the appearance of their nose, closely two-third (74%) of participants wanted to surgically change the function of their nose. Therefore, almost (87%) of participant relatives have been operated with Rhinoplasty. Also, the study demonstrated there is a statistically significant relationship between cosmetic factors contributing to Rhinoplasty with age (p=0.035) and occupation (p=0.037). When, there were strongly statistically significant association between cosmetic un-functional factors contributing to Rhinoplasty with level of education (p=0.003). The study recommended to plastic surgeons evaluate patients carefully before Rhinoplasty surgery to get rid of unnecessary surgeries because there are lots of complications related to Rhinoplasty and the psychological needs of the patients who undergo Rhinoplasty should be considered.

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confidence: 69%

Exploration of Cosmetic Factors Contributing to Rhinoplasty among Both Genders in Iraqi Kurdistan

Kamali¹,

Rostam²,

Khdir³

et al. 2020

KJAR

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The effect of nasal skin thickness on the outcome of rhinoplasty

Zojaji,

Ataei,

Zojaji

et al. 2024

Eur J Plast Surg

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Functional, Cosmetic, and Psychological Outcomes after Rhinoplasty

Omer,

Girolamo,

Hamatofiq

et al. 2024

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background: Rhinoplasty is conducted to address both cosmetic and functional objectives. It is not merely a cosmetic procedure, as it frequently aims to improve function by enhancing nasal breathing and removing congenital or acquired obstructions. The current study aims to determine the functional, cosmetic, and psychological outcomes of rhinoplasties. Methods: This is a descriptive cross-sectional study. The data were collected using an interview and an online Google form. A chi-square test was used to determine the relationship between qualitative variables and quantitative variables using frequency, percentage, and mean for quantitative variables. Each variable’s P value is used to detect statistical significance. The significance level was set at a P value of less than 0.05. Results: Of the 234 patients enrolled in this study, 69.2% were women, whereas 30.8% were men, with a mean age of 22.86 ± 4.546 years. In terms of satisfaction, functional satisfaction accounted for about 59% of all satisfaction, cosmetic satisfaction was 63.2%, and psychological satisfaction was 70.9%. The primary reason for surgery was cosmetic (45%). Conclusion: The majority of enrolled participants were satisfied with their functional outcomes, whereas their satisfaction with psychological and cosmetic outcomes was moderate.

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Evaluation esthetic and functional outcomes after rhinoplasty

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Exploration of Cosmetic Factors Contributing to Rhinoplasty among Both Genders in Iraqi Kurdistan

Exploration of Cosmetic Factors Contributing to Rhinoplasty among Both Genders in Iraqi Kurdistan

The effect of nasal skin thickness on the outcome of rhinoplasty

Functional, Cosmetic, and Psychological Outcomes after Rhinoplasty

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