Let’s examine the common reasons together;

1. Aesthetic Reasons: An individual may want to correct dissatisfaction with the shape or size of their nose. Rhinoplasty can achieve a more symmetric nose, correct depressions or protrusions on the nasal bridge, and alter the shape of the nasal tip.
2. Post-Traumatic Correction: Nose deformities resulting from accidents, blows, or injuries can be corrected through rhinoplasty.
3. Breathing Issues: Deviated nasal septum or other anatomical abnormalities can make breathing difficult. Rhinoplasty can be used to correct such conditions and improve breathing.
4. Congenital Anomalies: Nose shape deformities present from birth can also be attempted to be corrected with rhinoplasty.

Regardless of the reason for choosing rhinoplasty, it’s important for it to be performed by an expert surgeon, and for the patient and doctor to be on the same page.

The recovery process after surgery generally takes a few weeks, and temporary side effects like swelling and bruising might occur. However, it should be noted that it can take up to a year for the nose to fully settle into its new form.