Rinoplasti Hastalarının Kişisel Değişkenlere Bağlı Memnuniyetlerinin Değerlendirilmesi

Amaç: Dünya genelinde yapılan araştırmalarda burun cerrahilerinin yalnızca % 10’u sadece fonksiyona bağlıyken, geri kalanının görsel değişikliği amaçladığı bildirilmiştir. Kozmetik rinoplasti için giderek artan istek dünyanın belli kısımlarında ileri bilimsel değerlendirme gerektirmektedir. Düşük özbeğeni, olumsuz vücut imajı ile ilgili anksiyete ve bazı psikolojik kişisel özellikler (mükemmelliyetçilik veya obsessif-kompulsif, bipolar ve psikozun diğer özellikleri) estetik cerrahi için motivasyon oluşturabilir. Mevcut çalışmamız, rinoplasti hastalarımızda demografik değişkenleri (yaş, cinsiyet, evlilik, eğitim seviyesi, çocuk sahibi olma) ve psikolojik değişkenleri (daha önce psikiyatrik tedavi almış olma veya psikiyatrik tedavisinin devam etme durumu) değerlendirmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Rinoplasti, psikoloji, psikiyatri, benlik kaygısı, sosyal görünüş

Evaluation of Rhinoplasty Patients for Satisfaction on Rhinoplasty Results in the Name of Personal Variations

Aim: In studies conducted around the world, it has been reported that only 10% of nose surgeries are only dependent on function, while the rest aim for the cosmetic goals of patients.The growing desire for cosmetic rhinoplasty requires further scientific evaluation in certain parts of the world. Low self-esteem, anxiety about negative body image, and some self-psychological personalities (perfectionism or obsessive-compulsive disorders, bipolar disorder, and some kinds of psychosis) may create motivation for cosmetic surgery. Our current study evaluates our rhinoplasty patients in the name of demographic variables like age, gender, education level, parenting and psychiatric characteristics like having medication before and continuing.

Keywords:

Rhinoplasty, psychiatry, self-esteem scale, social appearance,

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