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Patient Selection, Outcome, and Unhappy Patients in Rhinoplasty
Priscilla Parmar1, Heide Mills1, Hesham Saleh2
1Department of ENT, Charing Cross Hospital, London, London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Abstract:
This article discusses the process of patient selection for rhinoplasties and the many different psychological aspects that come into play. It is important to identify the warning signs and apply a multidisciplinary approach to the surgeons practice, in collaboration with specialist rhinoplasty psychologists. Patients' motivations and surgeon factors are also discussed, as this can lead to unhappy and unsatisfactory postoperative outcomes. Potential reasons for adverse outcomes throughout the pre- and postoperative periods are also described. Finally, a brief guide is provided to reduce the risks of an unhappy patient.
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