Can I have deviated septum/Rhinoplasty and breast augmentation at the same time? Cost?

YOU COULD HAVE THESE TWO PROCEDURES TOGETHER, BUT IT REALLY DEPENDS ON YOUR SURGEON AND YOUR HEALTH. THIS IS SOMETHING THAT YOU MIGHT WANT TO DISCUSS AT YOU CONSULTATION 

Yes both procedures can be done safely together.  This would include a septoplasty and turbinate reduction if necessary to improve your breathing obstruction as well as dorsal hump reduction.  A board certified plastic surgeon is your best bet

Rhinoplasty and functional nasal surgery are frequently performed together.  Adding breast surgery at the same surgery session is fine.  Repair of your nasal airway may require more than a septoplasty.  Frequently the inferior turbinates need to be reduced and in some cases a condition called nasal vestibular stenosis should also be corrected.  Cosmetic rhinoplasty certainly can affect (worsen) the nasal airway so finding an experienced specialist who can address appearance concerns and the various functional issues is important. 

I have performed rhinoplasty with breast augmentation at the same time.  It is really up to you and your overall medical condition to decide to do them together.

It is possible to perform all 3 operations at one time under one anesthetic. The rhinoplasty procedure is the hardest operation to perform in the field of cosmetic surgery, so choose your rhinoplasty surgeon very wisely. A rhinoplasty and a septoplasty are 2 completely separate operations, but both can be performed at the same time. A rhinoplasty is performed for cosmetic purposes and must be paid for by the patient. Closed rhinoplasty techniques can accomplish  shaving down the dorsal hump, narrowing the side walls of the nose, and adjusting the tip as necessary. A septoplasty is performed for a deviated septum once medical necessity has been documented  and is billed to the patient's medical insurance.

HiYes you can definitely have these procedures at the same time and have one downtime and one recovery and reduced Hospital and Anesthesia fees.  Cost of the cosmetic portion varies from surgeon to surgeon.  While a plastic surgeon can do all of these the best outcome is often achieved when you have true #specialists focus on their area of expertise.  No one is an expert in everything.  For example in my practice, I only purely do nose surgery when it comes to my surgical practice so we combine cases with a handful of plastic surgeon who focus on the breast and my patients get the best of both worlds instead of a "Jack of all trades!" Insurance can cover the breathing portion of your nose surgery but it does not pay for cosmetic work whatsoever.