Would the Price of a Rhinoplasty Be Reduced if I Did Not Touch the Bone? (photo)

If only tip work is performed, you will be in the operating room for less time and the cost of surgery will be lower.  However, it important to understand that the goal with rhinoplasty is to create a nose that blends in with one's own natural features, and enhances their look.  It is definitely possible to perform only tip work.  Depending on the individual circumstances of the patient, additional procedures may be necessary to keep the nose in harmony with the rest of the face.  Many surgeons use computer imaging software in their office that allows the patient to get an idea of how the final result will appear.  The software also allows the surgeon to communicate with the patient, and make suggestions that will help them achieve the best possible result while maintaining realistic expectations for the final outcome.  To start, I would recommend a consultation with an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon. Thank you and I hope this helps.

The cost of rhinoplasty can vary depending on any factors, including the extent and complexity of the work which needs to be done. So it might cost less if only the tip needs work. Consulting with a few plastic surgeons cans tell you which options are available to get the kind of result you want

Your top and lower bridge appear large and you may need the bones reduced to match the new tip- otherwise it will look too large.  Do not shop price-shop quality. 

Depending on the approach some surgeons may have a lower rhinoplasty fee for limited tip surgery. Bulbous tip treatment can be quite complicated to treat well so I would be more concerned with your surgeon's actual results than how limited the fee is.

If bone work isn't needed you may find a bit less overall swelling and a lower chance of bruising.

The bone is intricately involved with the nose and may need the change once the tip surgery is addressed.  The cost of a tip-plasty is about $3,500 less than a full rhinoplasty.  It is important to know that the tip-plasty alone does not always give a full result.  If the remainder of the nose does not balance together after the tip-plasty has been performed, a full rhinoplasty is probably necessary.