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Alar base reduction surgery is a great way to narrow the nose and/or reduce flare. The fee is variable. In NYC it probably runs between $2000-$4000.
I suggest you go online to the website of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. You will find a list of members, including English physicians, you can call for the answer to your question.
Hi, Typically a simple alar base reduction in an African American nose cost $2500 to $3500 in the US. I suspect it would be about the same in the UK. Best, Dr.S.
Hi Brian, In general, an alarplasty heals within one week. Stiches are removed day 5 to 7, the wound then heals. Redness fading varies from patient to patient, usually a few weeks. The scar is usually hidden in the nasal-alar crease and nostril floor, about 1 -2 cm. The return of your smile...
Nostril reduction surgery (called Alarplasty / Alar Base Reduction) is a procedure that can narrow the width of the nostril base, decrease the amount of nostril flaring, or decrease the size of the nostrils. To accomplish this, the surgeon makes an incision in the crease where the nostril wall...
Yes this does generally costs less than a rhinoplasty but it is rare that this will achieve your goals. The costs vary but will likely range from $1500-3000.
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. ...
The incision for alar base reduction should be planned so that the resulting scar comes to rest in the crease between the nose and the face. If alar base reduction is indicated to improve the cosmetic appearance of your nose, the minimal scar of a properly perfomed excision should affect your...
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