Abstract
Reich (1983) found that during the follow-up period, patients usually attributed dissatisfaction with their rhinoplasties to postoperative reactions of families, close friends, or casual acquaintances. Negative reactions from significant others may elicit disappointment, self attribution of vanity and blame, and feelings of guilt, anxiety, or depression or, alternatively, may lead to a suspicion of surgical error and feelings of anger toward the surgeon.
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Meyer, R., Berset, JC., Emeri, JF., Simmen, D. (2002). Sociology. In: Secondary Rhinoplasty. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56267-9_3
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