Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose to improve facial balance, nasal function, or both. It may be performed for cosmetic reasons, to correct breathing difficulties, or to address structural abnormalities caused by injury or congenital conditions. Before surgery, patients undergo a comprehensive consultation that includes facial analysis, nasal examination, and discussion of aesthetic goals and functional concerns. Imaging and, in some cases, nasal airflow evaluation help guide a fully customized surgical plan. During the procedure, the surgeon reshapes bone, cartilage, or both to achieve the desired outcome while preserving natural proportions. Surgery is performed under anesthesia, and techniques are selected based on individual anatomy and goals. Recovery involves temporary swelling and bruising, with gradual refinement of results over several months. Rhinoplasty can provide long-lasting improvements in appearance, breathing, and overall facial harmony.