Rhinoplastik: Indikation und Planung

Zusammenfassung

Die Literatur enthält eine sehr grosse Anzahl an Veröffentlichungen zu den operationstechnischen Aspekten der Rhinoplastik, jedoch sehr viel weniger Angaben zu Indikation und Planung des Eingriffs. Diese Übersicht beleuchtet die psychologischen Aspekte der Rhinoplastik aus ästhetischer Indikation. Dabei werden Risikofaktoren für postoperative Unzufriedenheit, das Arzt-Patient Verhältnis, die Operationsplanung durch Computersimulation und die Aufklärung besprochen.

Abstract

Rhinoplastry: Indication and Planning

A plethora of publications addresses surgical techniques in rhinoplasty, whereas substantially less has been published on psychological aspects and the planning of the procedure. This review covers the psychology of the rhinoplasty patient, risk factors for postoperative dissatisfaction, the surgeon – patient relationship, planning of the procedure using computer imaging and obtaining informed consent.

Schlüsselwörter

Rhinoplastik - Psychologie - Planung

Key words

rhinoplasty - psychology - planning

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