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Cost of Chin Implant + Rhinoplasty in NY or NJ

asked 1 year ago by btbreb in Ridgewood
Latest answer by Edward J. Domanskis, MD
Question viewed 388 times
Tags: chin, costs

I was wondering what the cost of rhinoplasty + chin implant in NY or NJ. How much less would the surgery be by having 2 operations in one shot. Also if i have a deviated septum what exactly would the insurance cover. ( i have blue cross blue shield) thanks in advance!

8 answers to Cost of Chin Implant + Rhinoplasty in NY or NJ

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Rhinoplasty, Nose reduction costs,septolasty insurance

Yes, all these procedures could be done at once with a considerable cost savings for patients. I recommend you contact plastic surgeons offices for exact prices which will depend on what needs to be done. We definitely offer discounts. Watch my videos.
Edward J. Domanskis, MD

Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Chin and rhinoplasty

Dear btbreb - thanks for your question - consideration for septal surgery, rhinoplasty and chin augmentation at one sitting is clearly best - not only from a healing perspective but also from a cost perspective.  Out in my area, if insurance is being utilitzed for functional nasal work only an hour for the nose and an hour for the chin is out of pocket.  The anesthetic and facility cost of these hours in my area will also diminish because of the insurance... more
Paul E. Kelly, MD

Hamptons Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of rhinoplasty and chin implant surgery

Dear rhinoplasty patient from Ridgewood, Rhinoplasty and Chin implant are often performed together. It is not unusual to find that some people who have a large nose and a weak chin. In these patients, the weak profile of the lower face makes the nose appear even larger than it actually is. If you feel the shape of your nose and chin is a source of embarrassment and self-consciousness for you. Make an appointment with a board certified surgeon specializing in rhinoplasty. In California,... more
Kevin Sadati, DO

Orange County Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.galleryofcosmeticsurgery.com

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Rhinoplasty and Chin Implant

Cost vary widely from city to city and surgeon to surgeon.  My recommendation would be to go to a few consults with board-certified plastic surgeons and find a surgeon that you like.  You really should not be looking for a bargain when you are talking about having surgery on your body.  As the old saying goes, sometimes you get what you pay for... Good luck.
David Shafer, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon
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Rhinoplasty and chin implant

If you are considering both, it is probalby a reasonable request to do them at the same time.  As for the septum, insurance usually does not cover this unless there was a documented history of severe trauma. 
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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There is no one cost

Each doctor is different. You should save money by doing the chin and nose at the same time. Insurance pays very little for a deviated nasal septum.
William B. Rosenblatt, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon
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Rhinoplasty and Chin Implant

Hi, If you have a deviated septum, your insurance would cover some of the anesthesia and facility fees. The pricing in NY and NJ are about the same, except that in NJ there is a 6% tax on all cosmetic procedures which may make it slightly more expensive, it all depends on how you work it out  with your surgeon. The total cost with insurance coverage should be about $8000. Best, Dr.S.
Oleh Slupchynskyj, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.facechange.org

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Rhinoplasty with Chin Implant

Insurance may be used for functional parts of the procedure, such as a septoplasty. What insurance mostly does from a cost savings is cover the time in and the time out of the room, which can be significant (about 45 minutes in total) Since cosmetic surgery is an out of pocket expense, the facility and anesthesia components are based on time. The overally cost of the procedure would depend on the amount of work being done (for example tip-plasty versus profile plasty or both) as... more
Richard W. Westreich, MD

Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon

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