How Much Does Nose Surgery Cost?

The cost of rhinoplasty is dependent upon several factors. First you will want to take into consideration the level of skill, years of practice and quality of education of your surgeon. You want to ensure that your plastic surgeon is board certified, with plenty of experience and knowledge. Even better is if he or she is also competent in revision rhinoplasty surgery. The physician’s time and the complexity of the procedure, in conjunction with the anesthesia fee and operating room is also associated in the cost. In addition, is the facility spotless, licensed, and state-of-the-art? When considering rhinoplasty, it is important to do your research and consult with a board certified plastic surgeon who has a depth of experience. In my practice, I approach rhinoplasty similar to that of an artist:  your face is the canvas, and my eyes and hands are the paint brush. Very carefully and delicately I enjoy creating an elegant, well-defined nose that not only enhances your facial features, but leaves you with a more beautiful version of yourself.  

This depends on what all is being corrected surgically. Based on the question, the changes to improve the appearance of the nose would be considered cosmetic and might range anywhere from $5,000 - $10,000 depending on the surgeon, market, etc.
Keep in mind that some nasal issues, like a deviated septum, might be covered under insurance if there are nasal breathing problems.
Be sure to see a rhinoplasty expert.
All the best,

The cost of nasal surgery varies widely depending on the location, skill level of the surgeon and extent of the surgery.  A primary rhinoplasty typically ranges from $4,000 to $10,000 but can even be as high as $20,000 with very experienced rhinoplasty surgeons with excellent reputations.  The highest charges are typically in major metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles or New York City. Make sure the surgeon you choose specializes in rhinoplasty. If they perform less than 50 rhinoplasties per year, find someone else. A more than 100 noses per year surgeon is really what you want. Good Luck