Cost of Simple Alar Base Reduction?

There are many factors that effect the price including regional diffrences. However, If done under local anesthesia, it is my impression that this would tend to run in the range of $2500.

Alar base reduction is a commonly performed cosmetic surgery procedure. Prices for this procedure vary widely and depend upon several variables. It’s important to make sure that your fee quote includes the surgeon’s fee, facility fee, anesthesia charges, and pre and post-operative care.
                Generally, surgeons who operate in dedicated outpatient cosmetic surgery facilities are able to offer lower facility fees than those who operate in hospital based practices. Anesthesia fees can vary and this depends upon the type of anesthesia utilized. For instance, the use of local anesthesia is associated with significant savings.

                Finally, the physician’s fee may vary depending upon regional differences and local competition. When all of these variables are considered, fees in the Midwestern United States vary from $2,000 to $3,000. It’s important to remember that price is an important part of your decision, but it’s not the only consideration. Make sure your surgeon is board certified, has a good reputation, and experience performing rhinoplasty. 

The exact cost of your alar base reduction is nearly impossible
to determine over the internet. The cost of the surgery depends on factors such
as your location, the facility in which the operation is to be performed, and
the experience of the surgeon you choose.To establish a more an
accurate price range, I would suggest that you consult a few doctors in your
region. This way, you can better determine if the surgery is realistic and
practical for you and decide which doctor you feel most comfortable with.

Pricing varies depending on the surgeon and city where they are. It can also depend on the type of rhinoplasty you want and the extent of correction required. In Toronto, Ontario, it ranges from $8000-$10000. 

Cost can vary from city to city and between surgeons. It also depends on whether you have the surgery done under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. If you have it under local, you will avoid hospital and anesthesia fees. In the end, you are likely looking at somewhere between $2500 and $5000 if the surgery is limited to alar base resection alone.