Cost depends on the technique and whether it's combined with a neck lift or fat grafting. We'll give you a personalized quote at your consultation.

Yes, septoplasty (correction of a deviated septum) is often performed at the same time as cosmetic rhinoplasty — combined, this is called septorhinoplasty. Correcting the septum can improve breathing and address nasal asymmetry. Some septoplasty procedures may be covered by insurance if performed for medical reasons, though cosmetic rhinoplasty is typically not covered. Dr. Moore and Dr. Sarosiek discuss both cosmetic and functional concerns during your CSPS consultation.

Rhinoplasty is typically performed once facial growth is complete — generally around age 14 to 15 for girls and 16 to 17 for boys. There’s no upper age limit; healthy adults of any age can be good candidates. CSPS evaluates each patient’s facial development, overall health, and motivations during consultation. Younger patients also benefit from psychological readiness — being mentally prepared for the recovery process and realistic about expected results.