Is 4500 Dollars Enough for a Nose Job?

Dear DiamondDogs1974,


Although price is a consideration when contemplating a rhinoplasty, it should NOT be the deciding factor

The most important factor is the surgeon who is capable to meet your goals

If you need to wait to save up for a surgeon that you like, then you should wait, or look into financing

This is a permanent change to a feature that is in the middle of your face, you have to be careful who you choose for the job

If you think a primary is expensive, revisions can run 50% more expensive and are usually done by more experienced surgeons; it is something you want to avoid


Best regards,

Nima Shemirani
 

 It's best not to shop price with  rhinoplasty, since it is the most difficult procedure due to the entire field of cosmetic surgery. Best to seek out 2-3 experienced rhinoplasty surgeons in your area, look at their before and after results, ratings, reviews and  board certifications.  Remember there are 3 component fees associated with a rhinoplasty, these are surgeon's fee, the operating room fee, and anesthesia fee. Our price list and photo gallery is on the link below.

There is a wide range of rhinoplasty costs depending upon the city in which you live and the surgeon you choose. With that said, $4500 is a relatively low cost for a surgeon's fee, facility charge and anesthesia cost. The best place to start would be to consult with a few rhinoplasty experts to determine whether you like and trust them and whether their costs are within your budget. Unfortunately, most rhinoplasty experts are likely to charge 50-100% more than what you're looking to spend. I hope this information is helpful.