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Hi Diane, The cost of bump removal varies depending upon the rhinoplasty surgeon and the geographic local. It is more if an anesthesiologist is involved. The cost can range from $2500 to $15,000. It is your nose in the middle of your face for the rest of your life, so unless you plan on wearing a burka, choose your rhinoplasty surgeon most carefully, and don't let cost be your deciding factor (try to keep it under $10,000 though). Good luck and be well. Dr. P
If the bones of the nose do not need to be broken and the bump is removed, much less. Also you may tolerate this under local anesthesia which will save you even more. If it is only a bump, the cost would be 1/2 or less than a full rhinoplasty.
The bump removal on the nose is usually more involved than simply a “bump-ectomy”. Once the bump has been removed, in the majority of cases, osteotomies have to be performed which is now considered a rhinoplasty. The rhinoplasty operation costs approximately $6,000.00, which includes the operating room, anesthesia, and surgeon’s fee for performing it.
Rhinoplasty fees vary from area of the USA. The range is from $4500 to $8500. Seek 3 boarded surgeons in your are to visit with. From MIAMI Dr. B
Cost depends on the surgeon and the location. Prices can range for a primary Rhinoplasty anywhere from $3K to $15K and up to even$20 - $30k for revisions. I would say the "average" cost for a hump reduction would be in the $5-8K range for an average plastic surgeon. Hope this helped.
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Costs of surgery depend on location and the surgeon selected. Charges will also vary depending on the exact location of your "bump" and what is surgically necessary but will probably be $5000-7000. Don't make a decision based solely on price.
The tip position after rhinoplasty typically drops within about six weeks and that is much more common than staying overly elevated. Sometimes downward taping can help accelerate the situation but I would consult with your surgeon first.
Hi, It's possible that the bones swelled out and healed in a wider position. However, it doesn't look like the nasal bones were narrowed adequately. Best, Dr.S.
Hello and thank you for your question. I only place an external splint and never place internal splints. It is not painful during the postoperative recovery process at all. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person...