Rhinoplasty surgeries should not be considered only as nose reduction surgery. This surgery can be performed for different purposes depending on the patient's needs. Correction of the arched nasal structure, nasal augmentation or surgeries combining both reduction and augmentation techniques can also be performed. The important thing is to focus on achieving realistic and natural results, with the patient and the doctor working together. In nasal reduction surgery, certain proportions of the cartilage or bone tissue of the nose can be removed to achieve the desired nose size and shape. Nose augmentation surgeries are usually performed to correct congenital structural defects or deformities caused by trauma or for revisions of previously unsuccessful rhinoplasty. During the nose augmentation procedure, cartilage, skin or fat tissues taken from inside the nose or other parts of the body are used to bring it to the desired size and shape. During this procedure, the nasal skeleton is reshaped. Nose augmentation is a more challenging procedure that requires experience.

The most commonly preferred method in rhinoplasty surgeries is the open surgery technique. In this technique, a small incision is made between the two nostrils and the nasal septum and problem areas can be seen from a wider perspective, making the desired shaping easier to achieve.

In the closed technique, the incision is made inside the nose and the entire procedure is performed inside. Recovery time may be shorter with this technique, but the surgeon's field of vision is limited. It is generally preferred for smaller corrections. In this technique, there is no incision or stitch mark on the skin.

The delivery technique is a method in which two parallel incisions are made through the nose. This method combines the advantages of open and closed techniques. In addition to the visual angle of the open technique, the absence of suture scars is one of the advantages of this method.