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The cost of procedure depends on the complexity and time of surgery. The range would be from $7000 to $10000 for no insurance. There are foundations and non-profits that may also help reduce the cost. Good Luck!
Costs for a cleft rhinoplasty will certainly vary depending on your location. Things to factor in for the rhinoplasty standpoint will be the facility fee, anesthesia fee, surgeon fee, other fees (e.g., packing, surgical splints, etc.) A range in price ~$6000-14000 is not unreasonable, given the complexity of your case. $7-9K would be a reasonable cost on average. A consultation with a plastic surgeon well-versed in cleft rhinoplasty procedures will help you in determining which procedure(s) would be the right one for you. Cost also depends on the complexity of your case and how much work would need to be done to achieve an aesthetically-pleasing nose for you. Good luck!
The cost for a rhinoplasty would be in the $5,000 to $7,000 range. Cleft lip and palate would also be approximately the same amount depending upon if it were done at a hospital or at a surgery center.
Costs for a cleft lip rhinoplasty could exceed $10-15000 altogether since there are surgical , facility and anesthesia fees included. However if you seek out an approved Craniofacial anomalies clinic in your area it may be possible to have complete or partial coverage despite the lack of current medical insurance. For example I particpate in such a clinic which is sponsored by Easter Seals. Once the patients is accepted and need is demonstrated the surgery is usually completely covered for this and other congenital anomalies.
Hello, After treating all ages of cleft lip and palate patients, the one thing I’ve seen is that lip fillers can cause more problems than helping. Dermatologist have only limited tools to address the face, and they don’t know the complexities and do not have the surgical experience to know wha...
Yes, if you are not happy with your lip's shape and size you can go for lip surgery. With graft material re-shaping is possible, but for that ask this question to a plastic surgeon. I am a dentist and many of my patients undergo re-treatment after adulthood (once body growth is over) but lip...
Yes, missing or underdeveloped muscle in the upper lip can absolutely affect both the appearance and functionality of the lip. Flattening or asymmetry of the upper lip Reduced volume or definition. Visible imbalance when smiling or at rest Irregular contour that may look like a “dent” or hol...