The cost for rhinoplasty comprises of 3 components: the surgeon's fee, facility fee, and anesthesiology fee. The surgeon's portion can be a simple flat fee comprehensive of the initial consultation, surgery and all the post operative care and follow ups or it can be itemized. Thus, It will be difficult to present a narrow pricing range, as many factors including a primary case vs revision, the individual goals, medical conditions and anatomy, the type of grafts used, (with possible harvest needed) can significantly affect any of those fee components mentioned. At last, geographic areas and the associated overhead cost should be taken into account too.It should be noted that rhinoplasty, in the opinion of many experts is still considered one of the most (if not the most) complex cosmetic surgeries up to date. As such, even though all surgeons who are board certified through either academies of plastic or facial plastic surgery are considered credentialed to perform this surgery, the cost and level of expectation can be in parallel higher when offered by those who have a niche in rhinoplasty, as the main focus of their career with a steep learning curve.