Which surgical procedure refers to plastic surgery of the nose?

Rhinoplasty is the surgical procedure that specifically involves the plastic surgery of the nose. This term is derived from two Greek words: "rhin" meaning nose and "plasty" meaning to shape or mold. Rhinoplasty can be performed for various reasons, including to improve the appearance of the nose, correct breathing issues, or to repair damage due to injury or congenital defects.

The other procedures mentioned do not pertain to the nose. Cholecystectomy involves the removal of the gallbladder, abdominoplasty refers to the surgical reconstruction of the abdomen (commonly known as a tummy tuck), and hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus. Each of these terms corresponds to different anatomical areas and surgical objectives, highlighting the specificity of rhinoplasty in the context of nose surgery.