Nose Job Cost Range?

A rhinoplasty, or nose job, can vary in price from seven thousand to twenty thousand dollars depending on the degree of nasal deformity. In Los Angeles, the top rhinoplasty surgeons charge over eight thousand for a standard nasal surgery. In some cases, a functional nose surgery, such as a septoplasty, may be covered with insurance, but this will vary depending on the type of insurance.

The average cost of a nose job (or rhinoplasty) is approximately $6,000.   This cost includes the operating room fee, the anesthesia doctors, and the surgeon’s fee.

Do not shop price! That is not to say  the most expensive is necessarily the best, but carefully evaluate the experience and previous results of your surgeon. The cost varies from $7,000-16,000 depending on how complicated the problem.

The price of a rhinoplasty can vary significantly. Factors that affect the price include your surgeon's geographic location, level of experience, and the techniques and time required to perform your surgery. The American Socieity for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery's Statistics on Cosmetic Surgery note that the national average surgeon's fee for 2007 was approximately $4800. Most patients can expect their rhinoplasty to cost between $6000 and $12000. You should check with your doctor to find... more

There is a tremendous range in fees for rhinoplasty. The factors involved include Geographic area in US. Northeast tends to be more expensive. Medical tourism is becoming more popular. I am seeing increasing requests for revision rhinoplasty work in patients who had their surgery abroad in the hopes of saving money. I would be very cautious unless you have done your homework and other patients have seen this surgeon. The type of rhinoplasty being performed- reducing a bump on the... more

Rhinoplasty costs vary by geographic area, primary vs. revision rhinoplasty, the amount of work, facility fees, and various other factors. Typical prices at my Philadelphia area practice vary from $4500 to $10000.

Rhinoplasty fees can vary around the country.  Look for a top surgeon and choose a surgeon by the quality of the work.  a bad nose job result is a lifetime problem to deal with.  Do it right the first time and do not expect perfection.

The cost of a cosmetic rhinoplasty varies depending on the geographic location. Also if there are medical issues with your nose, there maybe some insurance coverage. However, in general the price can range from $4000 to $15000. In the northeast the price is more like $8000 to $15000. Best, Dr. S.

Rhinoplasty has about a 15% revision rate. Sometimes the stress and cost of revision surgeries may far outweigh the expense of an primary surgery. Now that does not mean that you should pick the most expensive person in your area. Pick the best one.

The costs of rhinoplasty or cosmetic nose surgery varies depending upon whether you are having the procedure in the Northeast or South or out west. I have seen prices in California especially LA and Beverly Hills in the 10 to 15 thousand dollar range; although I'm sure you can find others in the area that are less. New York City tends to be around 10 to 12 thousand. In our area of upper Florida in Jacksonville the costs range from about 5500 to 7500. Our cost for example is 3500 plus 1000... more

Much of this depends of where you are located. Although I understand your desire to obtain the price; I can't give you a fixed price for several reasons. Prices depend on: Extent of the procedure and need for graft/implant materials Do you want it performed in an office, surgicenter or in a hospital setting? Do you want a nurse, a surgeon, or a board certified anesthesiologist to perform anesthesia? Do you want me to provide you with dressings & garments or do you want to buy... more

Depending on what the various problems are with your nose, a rhinoplasty could cost anywhere from six to fifteen thousand dollars (this includes the cost for the operating room and anesthesia). However, there is great variability between patients. Some portions of these procedures may be covered by your insurance plan (for obstructed airway or difficulty breathing), which could reduce your total out of pocket costs. The best way to find out all of this information is to come in for a full... more