A smoking has long been known for its health risks, but new research highlights its effects on surgical risks as well. For smokers, it is crucial to pay attention to their habits during pre-surgery preparation, as smoking affects not only surgical outcomes but also the healing process. According to the latest medical recommendations, it is advisable to quit smoking at least four weeks before surgery to reduce the risk of complications. Quitting smoking has significant positive effects on health, not only during the pre-surgery period but also in general. The medical community increasingly emphasizes that patients should consider the effects of smoking during preparation, as these factors directly impact recovery,…