The Saudi Population's Preferences: Otolaryngologist vs. Plastic Surgeons for Rhinoplasty

Preferences for ENT specialists are primarily driven by functional considerations, whereas plastic surgeons are preferred for aesthetic purposes. Gender, region, and marital status play significant roles in shaping preferences. Media and personal recommendations are critical sources of information. Future studies should examine long-term patient satisfaction and how advancements in cosmetic surgery influence population preferences for rhinoplasty surgeons.

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Cureus
Published
2025-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.92846
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Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism
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Abstract

Preferences for ENT specialists are primarily driven by functional considerations, whereas plastic surgeons are preferred for aesthetic purposes. Gender, region, and marital status play significant roles in shaping preferences. Media and personal recommendations are critical sources of information. Future studies should examine long-term patient satisfaction and how advancements in cosmetic surgery influence population preferences for rhinoplasty surgeons.

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