Rebwar A. Hama|Falah A Hawrami|Zanyar Amin
Esthetic and Functional Assessment of Sixty Five Patients who Underwent Rhinoplasty (A maxillofacial surgeon’s experience)
objective study aims assess patient satisfaction according shape function nose using rhinoplasty outcome evaluation roe questionnaire pre post rhinoplasty procedure x0d methods prospective study sixtyfive rhinoplasty patients underwent open rhinoplasty procedures including nasal procedures like septoplasty turbinoplasty sulaimani surgical teaching hospital department oral maxillofacial surgery rhinoplasty outcome evaluation roe questionnaire used esthetic functional assessment x0d results study sixtyfive patients participated completing questionnaires followup period main reasons rhinoplasty patients esthetic 554 n36 functional 31 n2 combination 415 n27 patients although statistically significant gender differences outcomes rhinoplasty statistically significant improvements identified preoperative postoperative scores genders preoperative stage patients recorded worse scores anxiety insecurity p lt 005 differences gender age cause literacy level mean postoperative scores p gt 005 x0d conclusions present study suggests rhinoplasty cases carried maxillofacial surgeons high satisfaction rates regarding final esthetic functional results rhinoplasty results great psychological impact patients lives