Do most girls who have their nose done look better (prettier) than before and does it change your face or voice

Hello and thank you for your question.The purpose of the surgery is to improve the features you are unhappy with. As long as what you want, matches with what the Plastic Surgeon feels he can realistically obtain for you with Rhinoplasty Surgery, then yes, according to you, you will look prettier.As Specialist Plastic Surgeons, our training is to reshape and mould(that's where the work 'plastic' comes from in our title as Plastic Surgeons). So, whether we are doing this for reconstructive purposes, or cosmetic purposes, is based on essentially the same underlying principles.The rest of your face is not affected. Neither is your voice. Your face is affected in that your Rhinoplasty may make the symmetry of your face much improved with the changes to your nose, resulting in an overall more pleasing look.My advice to you is to see a Plastic Surgeon to discuss further. I hope this has been of value for you.

Please share this answer with your parents if you are under 18 years of age.  The goal of Rhinoplasty is to create a more refined, naturally attractive nose that compliments the face.  My book on beauty, of the face and body, defines the most important features of beauty and the role that the nose plays in facial attractiveness.  The nose should be refined and un-observed allowing the cheeks, eye area and lips to be the "center of attention."I am uncertain that every Rhinoplasty accomplishes these goals as the aesthetic judgement, training, experience and skill varies among Rhinoplasty Surgeons.If you are concerned about a change in the quality of your voice, this is uncommon but can occur depending on how the Rhinoplasty is performed and the anesthesia is established.  For actors and especially singers, we have anesthesia use an LMA to secure the airway during anesthesia as this protects the vocal cords and prevents that as a cause of voice change.