The cost of plastic surgery varies depending on the surgeon's skill, the geographic area where the surgery is performed, and the type of structural and cosmetic changes made to the nose. Cost cannot be predicted accurately until the surgeon performs an examination and develops a surgical plan.  The most costly aspect of cosmetic surgery is the surgeon's fee. This cost is the most difficult to estimate, since the fee can vary greatly depending on the surgeon's training, skill, experience, and other factors.

It's important to choose a board-certified plastic surgeon from the Board of Plastic Surgery, who has extensive, specific experience, as well as expertise in all areas of plastic surgery. Board certification requires specific and rigorous surgical education and training. More highly qualified, board-certified surgeons command higher fees, but they can also help ensure that you receive the most appropriate treatment for your condition, employ the most appropriate techniques, increase your odds of success, and reduce the risk of complications.