Did Davina Geiss have a nose job? Yes, and she talked about it herself

Davina Geiss, the elder daughter of the TV millionaires Robert and Carmen Geiss, had her nose operated on at 21 and let the cameras of her RTLZWEI reality series “Davina & Shania – We love Monaco” follow her. FOCUS online reported on the episode in May 2025: Davina said she was “really nervous” but had “thought it through properly”, and her mother explained that Davina had wanted the operation for years.

Two things in Davina’s words are worth noting for anyone thinking about a nose operation. First, she took her time: she had wanted it for years and said she checked the risks before saying yes. Second, her reason was not only appearance. A crooked septum that makes breathing harder is a medical problem, and many patients come to a surgeon with exactly this combination — a wish to change the shape and a nose that does not work well.

Rhinoplasty changes the shape of the nose and, if needed, improves breathing. The main variants:

• Open rhinoplasty — a small incision on the columella, the skin between the nostrils, gives the surgeon a full view.
• Closed rhinoplasty — all incisions are inside the nose, with no visible scar.
• Rhinoseptoplasty — shape correction combined with straightening the nasal septum to make breathing easier.

People consider rhinoplasty because of a hump, a wide or drooping tip, asymmetry after an injury or difficulty breathing through the nose. The optimal age is 18–45; older patients can be operated on if their health allows. Before surgery patients have a complete blood count, biochemistry, a coagulation panel, infection tests, an ECG, a chest X-ray and an X-ray or CT of the sinuses.

The first 24 hours are spent in the clinic’s inpatient unit. In the first days patients breathe through the mouth because of splints in the nostrils, and swelling and bruising are possible. The nasal splints come out on day 7, the external splint and stitches by day 14. For a month there is no exercise, sauna, pool, hot baths or sunbathing, and mild congestion can last 1–1.5 months.

City Medical Centre performs primary and revision rhinoplasty, rhinoseptoplasty and reconstructive operations for international patients. The first consultation is free; the exact cost is confirmed after an in-person examination and fixed in the contract. A primary rhinoplasty costs $4,200, a rhinoseptoplasty $5,000 and a revision rhinoplasty $5,400. More details are on the rhinoplasty page; you can book the free consultation there or simply write to the clinic on Telegram.