How much does a rhinoplasty cost in Florida?

Thank you for your question. Price will vary surgeon to surgeon. It all depends on a few factors. The best thing to do is visit a few plastic surgeons and compare prices. Make sure your plastic surgeon is board certified. Best of luck!Dhaval M. Patel Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Hoffman Estates Barrington Oakbrook Chicago Oakbrook Chicago Orland Park 

Our typical costs for a routine rhinoplasty is about 5250 and that includes our anesthesia and facility fees. It can vary in general to from about 4k to about 10k in North east Florida  and nearby areas but that is a ballpark figure. Good luck with your consultation.

Prices for Rhinoplasty vary from Region to Region, Practice to Practice, complexity of the case, Surgeon's experience and many other factors. Rhinoplasty whether primary or Revision is customized and designed individually and specifically for that patient. There are no Rhinoplasty procedures that are alike. That's why it is essential to put your results in the hands of a very skilled and Experienced Rhinoplasty Surgeon preferably utilizing the closed technique.

The cost of rhinoplasty will vary dramatically depending on region, the expenses of the surgeon, and the scope of the surgery. For better cost containment and higher level of safety, choose an experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeon who owns his own nationally accredited center. We charge starting at $3500 for nose surgery. 

 The cost  of a rhinoplasty is quite variable, and depends upon the experience of the surgeon, cost of the operating room, cost of anesthesia, and the surgeon's fees for performing the procedure in addition to all the post operative follow-up appointments. Shop quality, not price, since the nose is the most central feature on your face and you want to get it done right the first time. Study your prospective rhinoplasty surgeon's before and after photo gallery which should be extensive.

I know it sounds like a typical doctor answer but... it depends. The most important step is to seek out 2-3 consultations with experienced rhinoplasty surgeons who can examine you and listen attentively to what you desire, and can then tell you what is possible with surgery. So depending on closed or open technique, primary or revision, etc., fees can run from $3-5.5K. An in-office surgical suite (like the one in my office) is convenient for patients and helps keep costs down as well.Best wishes!  Harry V. Wright MD, Sarasota, Florida