It is possible to have nasal bone collapse after a rhinoplasty without compromised nasal breathing. I don't know any surgeons that charge as much for the revision as they did for the original surgery unless this was discussed pre-operatively. Nasal bone collapse means there is abnormal position or contour of... more
Average Revision Rhinoplasty cost with the same doctor?
My plastic surgeon says that my nasal bone must have collapsed post-surgery, and I need a revision. He has yet to quote a price and I am worried because I cannot afford another. When something like this occurs, what is the usual cost? Is it the same as a normal rhinoplasty when you go to the same doctor? Also, what does it mean when a nasal bone collapses (I know I should have listened more, but when he said I needed another, I nearly fainted)? How is it possible that I can breathe fine even if the nasal bone has collapsed?
3 answers to “Average Revision Rhinoplasty cost...”
A: Cost of Revision Rhinoplasty Depends on What Needs to Be Done
The cost of revision rhinoplasty can vary significantly depending on what needs to be done to correct the problems with the nose. Sometimes a revision is a minor undertaking and can be accomplished in the office with local anesthetic. Most surgeons will correct imperfections that weren't adequatelty addressed... more
A: Each surgeon may have a different revision policy
Every physician has a different policy. However, the bottom line is that most surgeons will try to achieve and optimal outcome. It is in everyones best interest. There are several different reasons why the nasal bone could have collapsed and noone can tell you for sure. Discuss your financial concerns with... more
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