Before the surgery, I interview my patients twice. The first interview takes place when my patient comes for the first time for examination. First of all, I listen to my patient's complaints. Then I do the physical examination of the patients and reveal the functional and aesthetic problems in their nose. I tell the patient what we can do for our patient and what our limitations are. The patient's expectations and what we can give him should be largely compatible. I compare them carefully at the first inspection. If the patient's complaints largely agree with the findings we have determined as a result of the anamnesis and examination, we accept the operation and give the patient an appointment for surgery. For patients who come from abroad countries and will not be able to come twice, we can make the first meeting with photographs and videos in a virtual environment.

I make the second interview with the patient a few days before the surgery, when the patient comes for anesthesia examination and blood tests. Thus, a short time before the operation, I see the patient once again. In this interview, I want the patient to show a few nose images that he "likes" and "doesn't like at all". Explaining with pictures is a more accurate form of communication. In this way, I can clearly understand the type of noses that the patient likes and dislikes. Oral expression is not sufficient for communication. When a patient says I want a natural or an upturned nose, these words can mean different things for the patient and different for the physician. After understanding what type of nose the patient likes, I inform them that the same images shown to our patients cannot be copied to the patient's face, and that the purpose of these images is to understand the patient's wishes and the style he likes. With these two interviews, I have revealed the problems in my patient, and understand the patient's wishes and complaints, and I go into the surgery.