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Cost of Rhinoplasty for Nose Tip?

asked 3 years ago by annalynn02 in MO
Latest answer by William Portuese, MD
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Tags: nose, costs, price

The tip of my nose, particularly the cartilage of the columella and it's the upper junction, is asymmetrical. The left side protrudes further than the right, which causes my right nostril to appear slightly higher than the left nostril. How much would a corrective procedure cost?

3 answers to Cost of Rhinoplasty for Nose Tip?

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Typically $3,000

A tip plasty typically costs approximately $3,000. Tip plasty can be performed if the remainder of the nose is in good balance and does not need to be operated upon. Asymmetries of the tip can be addressed through a tip rhinoplasty.
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Cost of Rhinoplasty

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. You should check with your doctor to find out what other fees are involved, such as anesthesia fees or surgical center fees... more
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Cost of rhinoplasty

This is a great question. The cost of a rhinoplasty can depend on a variety of factors. The most important factor is the experience and expertise of the surgeon. In general, you get what you pay for. Some rhinoplasty procedures are "finesse" rhinoplasties. They correct small problems such as the one you describe. However, these are not necessarily easy to perform. In fact, they may be much more difficult, because of the level of detail and "finesse" that is... more

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