Cash patient, male, 41, with a crooked lower (caudal) septum (deviated septum) and enlarged turbinates wishes to breath clearly and perminantly. 1. Cost? From consulation to follow up visit, how much does a RhinoSeptoplasty with Turbinate Reduction cost? Please include everything in the total cost. Consultations to date: 2 Expert #1 traditional L strut method, (Septoplasty with Turbinate reduction $5k). Expert#2 offers a RhinoSeptoplasty with Turbinate reduction $11k-15k.
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Yes, I believe that men and women should have different nasal shapes. You seem to have a very reasonable shape for a male nose. I has a high, straight profile and is only perhaps a bit large. It would not be ideal for a woman.
Hi, I have performed and taught Rhinoplasty for over 30 years. From the photos the upper lateral cartilage (mid section) of the nose and the area where this meets the nasal tip is indeed a bit wide. Rhinoplasty can thin and refine these areas of the nose. I would like to...
A rhinoplasty is considered cosmetic, and must be paid for by the patient. A septoplasty for breathing can be billed to the patient's medical insurance, once medical necessity has been documented at the time of the examination and consultation. Alternatively, you could look into having one...