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Rhinoplasty involves the surgical alteration of nasal structures, primarily the bone and cartilage, to improve aesthetics or function. The pathophysiology includes the disruption of the mucosal lining and vascular supply during surgery, leading to inflammation and edema. Postoperative healing involves a complex interplay of tissue remodeling, including collagen deposition and revascularization, which can affect the final shape and function of the nose. Complications such as scarring or impaired healing can arise from this process, influencing the overall outcome of the procedure.
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