. Rhinoplasty is one of the most in-demand procedures in modern plastic surgery, combining both aesthetic and functional goals.
This article explores current approaches to rhinoplasty, including open and closed techniques, the use of autografts, and the role of 3D planning in preoperative preparation. Special attention is given to the indications for surgical intervention, criteria for selecting the method of correction, and prevention of complications. Patient satisfaction with surgical outcomes and the impact of rhinoplasty on quality of life are also analyzed.
Modern trends in rhinoplasty aim to achieve natural results with minimal trauma while preserving nasal function. Performing rhinoplasty on patients with thick skin often presents a significant challenge. This article describes an assessment tool that classifies patients based on skin thickness and demonstrates the clinical application of this classification in preoperative evaluation.

. Rhinoplasty, skin thickness, cosmetic surgery, skin thickness, chemical peel.

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