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  In light of the current opioid crisis, there exists a demonstrated need to balance adequate postrhinoplasty pain control with measured use of narcotics.

If pain is inadequately controlled, patients may be unsatisfied with their elective surgical experience.

To characterize the association between patient-reported pain outcomes, objective opioid use, and perception of surgical success.

A case series survey study was conducted from July 2018 to January 2019. Consecutive patients who underwent cosmetic and/or functional rhinoplasty by 2 facial plastic surgeons (D.A.S. and L.N.L.) at an academic medical center were surveyed 1 month after surgery.