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Izmir is one of the cheapest and best city for people who come to Turkey for a nose job.<\/p>\n

Candan Mezili\u2019s Clinic is the one of the most popular clinic for nose job in Izmir, Turkey<\/em>.<\/p>\n

You can find out all details about the nose job in Izmir such as our clinic\u2019s patients reviews, costs, before & after photos for nose job in Izmir, Turkey.<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you want to get in touch for nose job packages in Turkey, contact us via WhatsApp or options below.<\/span><\/p>\n

How Many People get Nose Job in Turkey?<\/h2>\n

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons<\/a>, in 2022, 44,503 nose reshaping (rhinoplasty) procedures were performed. This number represents a significant increase from the previous year, with a 37% rise in these procedures. Rhinoplasty, commonly called a \\’nose job,\\’ is a surgical procedure aimed at changing the nose\\’s shape for cosmetic reasons or to improve breathing. The data from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons provides valuable insights into the trends and popularity of cosmetic surgeries, particularly highlighting the growing interest in nasal jobs.<\/p>\n

What is the Success Rate of Nose Job in Turkey?<\/h2>\n

The study by Keith C. Neaman, MD, and colleagues<\/a> analyzed the outcomes of 369 consecutive cosmetic rhinoplasties. They found that 72.7% (279 cases) were performed using an open approach. The overall rates of complications, dissatisfaction, and revision surgeries were 7.9%, 15.4%, and 9.8%, respectively. Notably, 87% of the patients were deemed by their surgeons to have achieved successful anatomical correction of their nasal deformities postoperatively. Factors such as a history of prior nasal operations or facial fractures, the lack of anatomical correction, and the occurrence of postoperative complications were linked to increased rates of both revision surgeries and patient dissatisfaction. Additionally, the study highlighted that not addressing the nasal tip during the primary rhinoplasty was associated with higher dissatisfaction levels. This comprehensive analysis provides valuable insights into the success and challenges associated with cosmetic rhinoplasty.<\/p>\n\t

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