Rhinoplasty Nose Surgery Abroad

In our network, rhinoplasty surgery starts from €2,800. Because we don't sell a fixed package, your final price is a quote from the hospital based on your case: primary vs. revision, tip work vs. a full reshape, and whether breathing correction is added, and, if surgery is needed, the operating time. For comparison, private rhinoplasty in the UK typically runs £4,000–£7,000.

No. We prepare a personalized quote for your case rather than a fixed package. You share your details and photos; we bring you a quote from the hospital, shaped by your case and, if surgery is needed, the operating time, and refine it with you. Rehealth does not add an agency fee; the quote comes from the hospital.

Yes, that's the core of how Rehealth works. On the Rehealth app you have a video consultation with the hospital's surgical team before you commit to anything. You share your photos, discuss the method, and get your quote from the hospital itself. Speaking with the surgical team face-to-face by video, and getting the final quote directly from the hospital, is something other platforms don't offer.

Open rhinoplasty (a small cut across the columella) gives full access and is preferred for larger changes, tip work and revisions. Closed rhinoplasty keeps all cuts inside the nostrils, so there's no visible scar, and suits smaller changes. The surgical team recommends the technique after reviewing your photos and examining your nose.

The goal is a natural-looking result that suits your face, not a single trend nose. What is realistic depends on your anatomy, skin and bone structure, and no honest surgeon can guarantee an exact outcome. During your video consultation the surgical team explains what your nose can and cannot achieve, so you go in with clear expectations.

The splint usually comes off about a week after surgery. Bruising and swelling settle over 1–2 weeks, and many people return to work and social life around two weeks, avoiding strenuous exercise and knocks to the nose. The nose keeps refining over the following months, and how quickly it settles varies from person to person.

Plan roughly 7–10 days so the splint can be removed and you're cleared to fly home. Your exact timeline is confirmed by the hospital during your consultation.

When you choose a verified hospital, yes. Every hospital and surgeon in our network is reviewed by our medical advisory board before joining, follows international clinical standards, and uses board-certified aesthetic surgeons experienced in nose surgery. The real risk abroad comes from booking through unverified channels, which our direct-hospital, advisory-board model is designed to avoid.

Revision rhinoplasty is more complex than a first procedure and is reviewed carefully and quoted per case. If a concern comes up after you return home, you can reach the surgical team through the Rehealth app, and the treating hospital remains responsible for the aftercare that's part of its plan.

Cosmetic rhinoplasty is generally not covered by insurance. If surgery is needed to correct breathing (for example a deviated septum), part of it may be covered depending on your policy and country. Always confirm with your insurer before you travel.

Yes. Starting is free and there's no obligation. Many patients begin months ahead just to understand their options and their price. You decide whether to go further only after you've spoken with the hospital and seen your quote.