One of the procedures in plastic surgery is called rhinoplasty. If someone is unlucky enough to have a nose that draws too much attention from everyone around him, the situation can be corrected by rhinoplasty.
From a rather exclusive and exotic procedure rhinoplasty has quickly turned into an accessible to almost everyone procedure, which is easily practised not only by experienced surgeons, but also by ordinary owners of a scalpel and operating room.
Many people are dissatisfied with their noses, especially the fairer half of humanity. Women, as a rule, believe that their nose is either too long or too short, with too noticeable hump, snub, inexpressive, etc., etc., etc. The reasons why they turn to surgeons can be very diverse, sometimes caused by momentary emotions from the ‘compliments’ of others.
Of course, it is everyone’s business how much they need to change their appearance, but perhaps it is not necessary to treat these procedures as a panacea, because children (or grandchildren) will certainly show hereditary outlines, and they will be surprised by the striking opposite of their appearance to their mothers and grandmothers.
