The psychological aspect in rhinoplasty surgery, as research shows, plays a major role. Nose plastic surgery certainly comes to the rescue in situations where there has been damage to the nasal skeleton during an injury or accident. However, many people opt for surgery for reasons of dissatisfaction with the shape of their nose. How can the nose affect the perception of ourselves and us by others? Steven Dayan, a plastic surgeon, conducted a study in which the results suggest that the shape of the nose can affect our perception. Or is it just that our beliefs about our appearance create misconceptions about our perception?