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Since it is anticipated that the musculoskeletal system will complete adequate development during rhinoplasty surgeries, it is expected that the children's bone development will be completed. The development of bone and cartilage structure, rather than age, is the basis for rhinoplasty. However, due to the child's psychology, prominent ear surgeries, which complete their development faster than the nose, can be performed as early as the age of six. Even though this is not the absolute limit in plastic surgery, it should be noted that anesthesia and postoperative complications may increase with age. However, aesthetic surgery can be performed if the patient does not have any ailments that would prevent him or her from receiving anesthesia based on his or her overall health.

Piezo rhinoplasty is frequently misunderstood as a surgical procedure, but it is not. "Piezo rhinoplasty" refers to surgeries that use an ultrasonic bone cutter, also known as a piezo device. It should not be presented as a magic touch in nose surgery. The ultrasonic bone cutter has the advantage of not damaging soft tissues while cutting. However, since you insert a large device into the nose, all of the skin and tissues must be removed. This may cause more edema. It is a method that does not result in an ideal nose shape but is used when it is necessary.

Rhinoplasty surgeries are operations that do not accept mistakes. Every mistake made is self-evident. In general, due to edema, these errors may not be recognized in the first postoperative period, but they occur after a while. Secondary rhinoplasty surgery accounts for more than one-third of all rhinoplasty procedures. Secondary operations are becoming more common as rhinoplasty procedures become more common. Secondary nose surgeries are more difficult than primary nose surgeries. There are two reasons for this. Both the anatomy of the nose has changed and resources such as cartilage, which are important to provide the nose the necessary shape during the surgery, may not be sufficient. Tertiary, that is, third operations can be even more challenging. These procedures must be carried out by specialists with the required surgical knowledge and expertise in this sector.