Rhinoplasty in United States of America

Rhinoplasty performed by Dr. David Santos and Dr. Craig Jonov at Seattle Plastic Surgery Center, using open (columella incision) and closed methods under general or local-plus-sedation anesthesia. Procedures typically run 2.5 hours. The open approach allows direct visualization of the nasal cartilage framework for precise reshaping of the tip, bridge, and nostrils. Priced at $8,995 with either surgeon — transparent all-in pricing.

Northwest Face and Body offers both surgical and non-surgical rhinoplasty at its Kirkland, WA practice. Surgical rhinoplasty is priced at $8,995 and covers primary, ethnic, and revision cases including reconstruction. Procedure time is two to four hours with one week recovery. No nasal packing is used, and the fee includes a board-certified anaesthesiologist and full pre- and post-operative care. Non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal filler is available at $1,800.

Dr. Athré was the first surgeon in Houston to adopt the ultrasonic rhinoplasty (piezotome) technique, enabling precise bone reshaping with minimal trauma to surrounding tissue. The practice offers primary and revision rhinoplasty using open or closed approaches, dorsal preservation, and ethnic rhinoplasty tailored to a wide range of anatomies. No nasal splints or packing are used on the day of surgery, and most patients return to work within six days. Surgeon fee starts at $9,000 for primary and $15,000 for revision cases.

Rhinoplasty nose reshaping surgery — primary, revision, and functional — performed by a specialist team including Dr. Arjuna Kuperan. Addresses bridge height, tip shape, nostril width, asymmetry, and deviated septum. Liquid (non-surgical) rhinoplasty with fillers also offered. My Houston Surgeons, Houston TX. Price on consultation.

Dr. Salomon offers both endonasal and open rhinoplasty at his South Miami practice, with a philosophy centered on preserving and reshaping existing cartilage rather than removing tissue. The procedure may address cosmetic concerns such as a dorsal hump, bulbous tip, asymmetry, or a drooping nasal tip, as well as functional issues affecting breathing. Surgery typically takes one to three hours under general anesthesia. Initial shape improvements become visible within two to three weeks; subtle refinements continue for up to one year.

Dr. Horn performs primary and revision rhinoplasty using open and closed techniques at his River North, Chicago practice. Procedures address bridge profile, tip projection and shape, nostril width, symmetry, and functional concerns including a deviated septum. Both cosmetic reshaping and combined functional-cosmetic cases are handled. Consultations are available in person and virtually, with financing options for qualified patients.

Primary rhinoplasty at Dallas Rhinoplasty Center addresses cosmetic concerns including dorsal humps, bulbous or drooping tips, crooked noses, and asymmetry, as well as functional breathing issues. Dr. Cochran uses VECTRA 3D imaging to simulate likely outcomes before surgery. Techniques include open or closed approaches with cartilage reshaping or grafting. A cast is typically removed after 5–7 days and most patients return to office work within two weeks.

Dr. Sam Jejurikar performs rhinoplasty at his North Dallas practice to address cosmetic concerns including dorsal humps, bulbous or drooping nasal tips, crooked bridges, and overall facial asymmetry. Both open and closed surgical approaches are available depending on complexity. Functional breathing concerns such as a deviated septum can often be corrected simultaneously. Crisalix 3D imaging is used during consultations to simulate likely outcomes, and most patients return to desk work within two weeks of surgery.

Dr. Philip Miller performs primary, revision, ethnic, and micro rhinoplasty from his Midtown East Manhattan practice under the NatraNose methodology — a philosophy emphasising proportional, natural-looking nasal refinement rather than a uniform aesthetic. Open, closed, and preservation techniques are selected based on each patient's anatomy and goals. Procedures typically last one to two and a half hours, and most patients return to office work within approximately one week. Dr. Miller holds double board certification in facial plastic surgery and otolaryngology, with more than 20 years focused exclusively on facial procedures.

Primary and revision rhinoplasty to reshape the nose for improved facial harmony. Dr. Zarrabi performs both open and closed surgical rhinoplasty, addressing dorsal humps, tip refinement, nostril width, asymmetry, and airway function. Revision rhinoplasty corrects prior surgery using cartilage grafts as needed. Non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty using dermal fillers is also available for temporary, reversible refinement without downtime.

Cosmetic and functional rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Theresa Jarmuz, the only double board-certified facial plastic surgeon in the Atlanta area. The practice offers surgical rhinoplasty addressing dorsal humps, nasal tip projection and definition, nostril width, and combined breathing function corrections. A non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty option using hyaluronic acid filler is also available for patients seeking temporary reshaping without downtime. Surgery is performed in the practice's AAAHC-accredited in-office operating suite.

Westlake Plastic Surgery performs open rhinoplasty in Austin under the care of Dr. Robert Caridi, who has over 30 years of surgical experience and fellowship training at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York. The procedure reshapes the nose to improve proportion, symmetry, and airway function. Surgery takes approximately two hours under general anaesthesia with a dedicated MD anaesthesiologist, and revision rhinoplasty cases are accepted. A free virtual consultation is available for out-of-town and international patients.

Dr Chad Robbins performs aesthetic, functional, and revisional rhinoplasty from his Nashville practice using both open and closed techniques depending on case complexity and patient anatomy. Procedures address concerns including dorsal humps, a wide or bulbous nasal tip, asymmetry, and nasal airway obstruction from a deviated septum. Cartilage grafting is used where structural support is required. Functional cases involving documented airway impairment may qualify for partial insurance coverage. Dr Robbins' dual board certification in plastic and general surgery provides a comprehensive anatomical foundation for nasal surgery.

Primary rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Jeffrey J. Roth MD FACS to reshape the nasal bridge, refine the tip, correct a deviated septum, reduce a dorsal hump, or improve nasal proportions. Both open and closed techniques are available depending on the degree of correction needed. Average cost ranges from $9,000 to $11,000 at this Las Vegas practice. Results are long-lasting once swelling fully resolves at twelve months.

Dr. Jacono performs open, closed, ethnic, teenage, and revision rhinoplasty, plus his proprietary Quick Recovery Rhinoplasty™ — a patented technique that avoids breaking nasal bones and minimises visible incisions for faster recovery. Digital morphing technology is used at consultation for pre-surgical planning so patients can visualise potential results. Closed approach patients typically see most swelling resolve within two to three weeks; open approach within four weeks, with a nasal cast worn during the first week.

ACPS rhinoplasty surgeons perform primary and revision nose reshaping procedures using open or closed techniques tailored to each patient's nasal anatomy and aesthetic objectives. Procedures may address the nasal bridge (reducing a hump or augmenting a flat bridge), tip definition, alar width, nostril asymmetry, and airway function. ACPS surgeons approach rhinoplasty with a commitment to proportional, ethnic-sensitive results that harmonise with the patient's overall facial features rather than imposing a standardised appearance.

Dr. Olivier Deigni performs rhinoplasty (nose reshaping surgery) at his Houston practice, addressing cosmetic concerns including dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, bridge narrowing, and correction of nasal asymmetry, as well as functional concerns such as septal deviation that affects breathing. Both open and closed rhinoplasty techniques are employed depending on the degree of change required and the patient's nasal anatomy. Dr. Deigni's training in both aesthetic and reconstructive surgery is particularly relevant for revision rhinoplasty cases where previous surgical scarring or structural compromise must be addressed.

Law Plastic Surgery offers open and closed rhinoplasty in Dallas, performed by Dr. Huay-Zong Law — a craniofacial-fellowship-trained surgeon with specialised expertise in Asian rhinoplasty, African American rhinoplasty, cleft rhinoplasty, and revision rhinoplasty. Procedures address cosmetic shape, nasal tip definition, bridge width, nostril size, and functional breathing issues. Surgery takes one to three hours. Most patients return to work within one week, with residual swelling fully resolving over up to one year.

Dr. Roy David performs primary and revision rhinoplasty at his San Diego practice, with published all-inclusive pricing of $6,500–$12,000. The procedure is tailored to each patient's ethnic background and facial proportions, addressing concerns including dorsal humps, bulbous or over-projected tips, wide nasal bases, and breathing impairment caused by a deviated septum. Dr. David holds dual board certification in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery and otolaryngology–head and neck surgery, giving him specialist expertise across both the aesthetic and functional dimensions of nasal surgery.

Dr. Angela Sturm performs primary, revision, ethnic, and functional rhinoplasty at her Bellaire Houston practice. Cosmetic rhinoplasty starts at $10,000, combined cosmetic and functional cases start at $13,000, and revision rhinoplasty starts at $15,000. Surgery takes two to four hours and may include septoplasty or turbinate reduction — functional components that are often partially covered by insurance. Cherry financing is available for patients managing the cost of nasal surgery in Houston, TX.

Rhinoplasty by Dr. Jorge de la Pedraja at Gables Plastic Surgery in Coral Gables, Miami. The closed (endonasal) approach is the primary technique, with an open columella incision available when needed for complex structural refinements. Addresses dorsal humps, nasal tip projection, width, asymmetry, and breathing concerns. Full aesthetic results visible at approximately one year as residual swelling fully resolves.

Dr. Steven Dayan leads one of the highest-volume rhinoplasty practices in the United States from this Chicago Old Town clinic, with over 3,500 procedures completed and approximately 200 performed each year. Both open and closed techniques are available, with incision approach selected based on the complexity of the case and the patient's anatomy. Closed rhinoplasty keeps all incisions within the nostrils, avoiding external scarring, and is preferred for less complex modifications. Revision rhinoplasty, deviated septum repair, and non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty using precision filler injections are also offered.

Dr. Avashia offers primary and revision rhinoplasty using advanced ultrasonic and preservation techniques that minimise structural trauma and accelerate healing. As a member of The Rhinoplasty Society, he performs open, closed, ethnic, and reconstructive nose surgery tailored to each patient's facial anatomy. Non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal filler is also available for patients seeking a non-invasive reshaping option.

Dr. Edward Kwak performs primary, revision, ethnic, and Asian rhinoplasty at his Carnegie Hill surgical suite. Each procedure is tailored to the patient's facial proportions and cultural aesthetics, using cartilage grafts where needed. Financing through CareCredit and PatientFi is available. Personalised quotes follow an in-person or virtual consultation.