The most common cause of the nose surgery is a functional disorder of the nose caused by deformities of the nasal septum or external abnormalities of the nose. The expected result of septoplasty is the removal of the nasal rudiments, the improvement of nasal breathing, and sometimes the successful correction of cosmetic defects of the outer nose (septorinoplasty). Guidelines for nasal surgery include preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative periods. Regarding the preoperative period, the focus is on motivation and training patients, assessed comorbidities, reduction of meals before operations. The intraoperative period is intended for septoplasty as a surgical technique. In the postoperative period, the focus is on early and intensive mobilization, early and reintroduction of oral nutrition, an adequate health care plan developed by a nurse according to the rules.Physiological balance, pain treatment and prevention of complications are established at the heart of postoperative patient care. Postoperative care leads to 2 phases in which the nurse has a very important role. She solves nursing problems by creating a health care plan for each individual problem and influencing the outcome of the situation through her own interventions. These healthcare plans are also a means of communication between nurses and also between other health care providers. Without such a nursing care planning process, the quality and consistency of patient care would be lost.