Rhinoplasty Cost

Rhinoplasty is a complex surgery, so choosing a surgeon who frequently performs rhinoplasty procedures and has established a reputation for providing quality results is imperative. While a surgeon meeting these criteria will likely charge a higher fee, the investment can lead to a successful surgery and first-rate results. In addition, revision rhinoplasty is much more complex and expensive, so you could save money in the long run by choosing a trusted and experienced surgeon.

The more complicated a patient's case, the more time and skill are required to perform the surgery. Rhinoplasty changes either the external or internal structure of the nose. While a nose job is always complex, several factors can make the procedure even more complicated, like a patient who has suffered nasal injuries, has unusually thick or thin skin, has nasal obstructions, or has severe nasal deviations. Your price could increase due to these factors.

As with any plastic surgery, you can expect to pay fees for anesthesia and the surgical venue. While having an anesthesiologist rather than a nurse administer your anesthesia is more expensive, it is the safest option. Similarly, a hospital is a more expensive venue than a private surgical suite. However, hospitals are equipped to address virtually any complication that could occur during nose surgery. While these factors can increase the price, they are necessary investments to achieve the best results.