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Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty (Nose Job) in Alexandria

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$4,200

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Rhinoplasty (nose surgery) in Alexandria: price and key facts

Rhinoplasty for patients from Alexandria at City Medical Centre starts at EGP 220,000 (from $4,200). The first online consultation is free; the doctor names the final price and it is fixed in the contract.

Price
EGP 220,000 (from $4,200)
Performed by
Marina T. Pershikova, rhinoplasty surgeon
Duration
1.5–3 hours
Anesthesia
general
Stay
one day at the clinic
How it works
Send photos on WhatsApp or Telegram, get a free doctor assessment and the price, then confirm the plan and dates before anything is booked.

How it works · Rhinoplasty prices

Information current as of 5 November 2026

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Results

What our rhinoplasty patients look like now

All cases are real patients of the clinic.
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Irina, 24

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Anna, 27

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Comparison

Kinds of rhinoplasty performed at City Medical Centre

We'll pick the most effective solution for you and produce an excellent outcome.

Primary rhinoplasty

The first-ever surgery on the nose, correcting its shape and restoring breathing where airflow is limited.

Patient before and after primary rhinoplasty, front view

Discounted price

$4,200 $6,000

Main goal
Shape and breathing
When it is performed
Optimal age 18 to 45
Type of anaesthesia and stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Revision rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty corrects the nose after a previous operation that was unsuccessful or partially successful, and is only performed once a year has passed since the first surgery.

Patient before and after revision rhinoplasty, three-quarter view

Discounted price

$5,400 $7,200

Main goal
Correct a previous result
When it is performed
No earlier than a year later
Type of anaesthesia and stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Rhinoseptoplasty

A combined procedure that treats the septum and reshapes the nose at the same time.

Patient before and after rhinoseptoplasty

Discounted price

$5,000 $6,600

Main goal
Septum and nose shape
When it is performed
Deviated septum
Type of anaesthesia and stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

The benefits and recovery periods listed here are average figures by surgery type, provided only for guidance — the actual scope of correction and recovery time depend on your own anatomy, and the surgeon will confirm them at the consultation.

At the consultation the doctor will make a 3D model of the future result and explain
each step of your rhinoplasty

The consultation costs nothing, takes place before surgery and carries no commitment.

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A closer look at rhinoplasty: expert insight and patient experience

About us

A clinic designed to help you feel comfortable

Modern facilities, comfortable rooms and care given to every patient

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Contact us the way that suits you

We answer every question and schedule the consultation at a time that suits you

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Not everyone is a suitable candidate for rhinoplasty

If surgery isn't actually needed in your case, the doctor will tell you this at the consultation, saving you an unnecessary expense.

SuitableRhinoplasty solves the problem

A doctor examines a patient's nose at a consultation before rhinoplasty
  • Nasal polyps
  • A bulbous nasal tip
  • Asymmetric nasal cartilage or nostrils
  • Deviated septum
  • Marked breathing problems
  • A wide nasal bridge
  • A pronounced hump
  • Saddle nose
  • Nose injury

Not suitableContraindications

A doctor talks to a patient about contraindications
  • Infectious diseases
  • Mental health disorders
  • Cancer
  • Age under 18
  • Decompensated chronic diseases
  • Blood clotting problems
  • Skin damage in the area of the planned surgery
  • Inflammation of the ears, throat, nose or eyes

Unsure where you fit in?

Send photos of your nose to us on Telegram, and the doctor will tell you whether rhinoplasty is suitable for you — at no cost and with no commitment.

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Prices

You know the price
before surgery

Once the result is modelled at the free consultation, the cost is announced and locked in the contract.

Discounted price

Rhinoplasty

a new shape for the nose

Clinic surgeons during rhinoplasty

$4,200$6,000

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Discounted price

Revision rhinoplasty

secondary, revision

A clinic surgeon during nose surgery

$5,400$7,200

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Discounted price

Rhinoseptoplasty

shape of the nose and the septum

Rhinoseptoplasty in the clinic's operating room

$5,000$6,600

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Free

First consultation

a check-up by the surgeon and 3D modelling

A clinic doctor at a rhinoplasty consultation

Free

the surgery price is set
and written into the contract

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Find out your plan and the cost of rhinoplasty

The doctor will examine the anatomy of your nose, hear out your wishes
and pick the correction technique that suits you. The price is named at the consultation and set in the contract.

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Price

What $4,200 includes

Everything from surgery preparation
to support over 12 months.

  • Surgery and the surgeon's work
  • General anaesthesia
  • Result modelling
  • Inpatient stay after surgery
  • Meals at the clinic
  • Follow-up visits and dressings
  • Personal coordinator support
  • All necessary consumables

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What to expect

Your day at the clinic —
from the first tests to discharge

An agreed plan of correction, time under inpatient observation, and a year of recovery monitoring.

A doctor shows a patient a 3D model of her future nose on a monitor
1

Consultation and modelling

The doctor assesses your nose and your wishes, then performs the examinations needed to choose the right correction technique

Booking the surgery date
2

Choosing and booking a date

We book a surgery date in your name: the deposit is payable by card at the clinic or by online bank transfer, with terms fixed in the contract for medical services

A blood sample for tests before surgery
3

Tests to prepare for surgery

Ahead of surgery, a full set of lab tests is required: complete blood count, biochemistry, coagulation panel, chest X-ray and a sinus X-ray

A surgeon performs rhinoplasty in the operating room
4

Surgery

Using the chosen technique, the surgeon carries out the rhinoplasty under general or local anaesthesia, correcting both the shape and structure of the nose

A ward in the clinic's inpatient unit
5

Inpatient stay

We perform all procedures in the clinic's inpatient unit. After the operation you remain there one day

A doctor and a patient in the ward after surgery
6

Recovery

You get a recovery programme after surgery, with progress tracked through check-ups at 7 days, 3 and 6 months — and free consultations with your surgeon for a year.

During the consultation you get a realistic forecast of the expected result

Plastic surgeon consultation: discussing the nose shape on a monitor

The consultation costs nothing, takes place before surgery and carries no commitment.

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Nasal splint

Centred on your beauty

Each detail is designed around your natural beauty, and to make even the recovery period enjoyable, you're invited to pick the colour of your nasal splint.

The details that reflect your style:

Choose a splint colour to match your mood

Confidence starts with small things, just like your future profile

A patient after rhinoplasty: purple carbon-look splint
Purple
A patient after rhinoplasty: gold glitter splint
Gold
A patient after rhinoplasty: green holographic splint
Green
A patient after rhinoplasty: light blue splint
Light blue
A patient after rhinoplasty: pink splint
Pink
A patient after rhinoplasty: yellow splint with a heart
Yellow
A patient after rhinoplasty: raspberry splint
Raspberry
A patient after rhinoplasty: carbon-look splint with a cat
Carbon

Doctors

A surgeon you can rely on

You speak directly with the operating surgeon at the consultation

Your facial proportions are assessed by the doctor, who listens to your wishes and explains the possible changes.

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Coordinators

Clinic coordinators

Support is there for you at every stage

Svetlana, personal coordinator

A coordinator just for you

Your initial contact at the clinic, from the first message you send to the consultation itself

Svetlana

Specialist in patient care

Answers your questions before the first consultation and helps you choose a convenient date

  • Explains each step of preparation
  • Reminds you about tests and check-ups
Olesya, personal coordinator

A coordinator just for you

By your side before and throughout your stay — from the moment you book to discharge

Olesya

Specialist in patient care

Helps you prepare for the operation and stays in touch while you're at the clinic

  • Supports you before and after surgery
  • Helps with documents and bookings
Alisa, personal coordinator

A coordinator just for you

By your side during recovery — from the day you're discharged to your last check-up

Alisa

Specialist in patient care

Remains in contact during recovery and schedules your follow-up appointments with the surgeon

  • Answers questions during recovery
  • Books follow-up visits

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A closed channel for those who value honesty and expertise

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What it is really like

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Advantages

Reasons patients choose City Medical Centre

A surgeon and a patient sign a rhinoplasty contract

The result is guaranteed in the contract

A lifetime guarantee, set out in the contract. The terms of the surgery, ongoing support and post-operative follow-up are all agreed in advance.

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Just ask — you have nothing to lose

During a free consultation, we look at your case and tell you honestly whether rhinoplasty suits you — facts only, with no pressure to go ahead.

At a consultation a doctor shows a patient her future nose profile on a tablet

Only a single visit stands between you and your dream

Travelling from elsewhere? We arrange your consultation and the needed preparation in a single visit, so the whole process is more comfortable and requires fewer trips.

A patient chooses a convenient appointment time

We put your schedule first

We respect your time: we work 24/7, with easy booking and a personal approach — we adapt to your pace.

At a consultation a surgeon explains the extent of nose correction

Fixed prices

The surgeon defines the scope of correction after the consultation and gives you a clear, upfront price for the surgery — with no surprises before you reach the result you want.

A surgeon measures the proportions of a patient's nose

Detail-level precision

Modern equipment allows the surgeon to work precisely and gently, which matters where a single millimetre can affect proportions, profile and facial harmony.

Prices

Rhinoplasty — prices

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  • First consultation

    Free

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  • Primary rhinoplasty

    Price without discount: $6,000$4,200

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  • Revision (secondary) rhinoplasty

    Price without discount: $7,200$5,400

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  • Rhinoseptoplasty

    Price without discount: $6,600$5,000

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  • Reconstructive rhinoseptoplasty

    Price without discount: $6,500$4,700

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  • Reconstructive rhinoseptoplasty with rib cartilage graft

    Price without discount: $7,200$5,400

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FAQ

Rhinoplasty:
common questions

Rhinoplasty (nose job) — one of the most delicate and in-demand plastic surgeries, meant to reshape the nose according to the individual proportions of the nose and the whole face. Today's rhinoplasty is not simply an operation that changes how the nose looks, but complex surgical work aimed at an aesthetic ideal while protecting health.

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Rhinoplasty in Alexandria: price and what is included

Prices are in US dollars; the amount in brackets is an approximate conversion to EGP at the rate of 02.10.2026. The final price is fixed in your contract.

How much does rhinoplasty in Alexandria cost?

Prices start from $4,200 (≈ EGP 220,000). The surgeon sets the final price at the free consultation, and it is fixed in the contract, with no hidden extras.

What is included in the price?

The operation under general anaesthesia, a one-day inpatient stay, follow-up visits and dressings, plus a lifetime guarantee on the result.

How long do the procedure and recovery take?

Surgery takes 1.5–3 hours and you stay one day in the clinic. The nasal splints come out on day 7, and the cast is worn for up to 14 days.

Is the first consultation free?

Yes. The first consultation is free and does not oblige you to anything. You can start online by sending a message to the coordinator.

How do I get my exact price?

Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram using the buttons below. A coordinator will answer your questions and book a free consultation where the doctor names the exact price.

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Choosing rhinoplasty in Alexandria

Many people consider a nose job because of a hump, a wide bridge or a tip they want to refine; others because they cannot breathe freely. Rhinoplasty addresses both aesthetics and function. For residents of Alexandria, it is worth knowing that bone and cartilage are corrected with an ultrasonic piezo device, which keeps trauma to tissue and vessels to a minimum.

What happens after surgery? For the first day you stay under observation in the inpatient unit. Swelling gradually subsides, though the tip and bridge may remain swollen for some time. Bending over, touching the nose and wearing glasses or makeup around it are off-limits early on. The final result for patients from Alexandria can be judged after 1–1.5 years, once tissues fully stabilise.

The consultation costs nothing and gives a realistic forecast: facial proportions are assessed, a 3D model of the future nose is shown and a personal surgery and recovery plan is drawn up. After that, the fee for rhinoplasty is $4,200 (≈ EGP 220,000) with inpatient care, dressings and follow-ups included. Patients from Alexandria can book via the form or message us in any messenger.

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Six papers to hold before any deposit leaves your account

A deposit is the moment a conversation becomes a commitment, so the useful habit in Alexandria is to collect paper first and pay afterwards. Ask the coordinator for six items in writing: a copy of the clinic's medical licence, the operating surgeon's name with the diplomas behind it, the draft contract for medical services, a list of what the fee covers, the plan for the follow-up examinations, and the clinic's written answer on risks and on who should not have this operation. Nothing on that list is unusual, and a clinic that treats the request as normal is giving you its first piece of evidence.

Read the fee list line by line. The clinic itemises surgery, general anaesthesia, the 3D modelling, a night on the ward with meals, dressings and check-ups, coordinator support and consumables. Lay it beside the draft contract and put a tick against every item that appears in both. An item that sits in one document and not the other is a question to send in writing, and the fix should come back as an amended contract rather than a friendly promise.

The risk answers come from the same sheet of paper. Swelling and bruising, bleeding in the first days, infection, irregularities of the nasal shape such as asymmetry or an uneven cartilage fixation, impaired breathing after excessive tissue removal, and thick scarring in people prone to keloids are the complications the clinic itself lists. Read the contract for the sentence that says what happens if one of them occurs, and ask who answers your message at night when something looks wrong. Coordinators work round the clock, which is why that question has a concrete answer.

The syndicate behind a physician's name

Egypt has one body every patient in Alexandria can name: the Egyptian Medical Syndicate. It was founded in 1940, lists more than 230,000 members, and has a semi-governmental status; it works with the Ministry of Health when doctors receive their licences. About 65 percent of its registered members work outside Egypt, and its governing council has 24 seats, so a surgeon's membership is worth asking about by exact name. If you want to know whether a surgeon is a recognised physician, the syndicate is the institution whose answer matters, and the surgeon's full name, spelled exactly as on the diplomas, is what you ask about.

A count puts the profession in proportion. In 2020 the country had 121,394 physicians, 1.19 for every 1,000 people. A plastic surgeon is only a small part of that number, which is why it is worth asking for the specialist training in writing as well. Keep the answer in the same folder as the contract. The doctor who examines you at the consultation is the doctor who operates and who meets you again at the check-ups, so the name on your papers should match the person on your screen.

Alexandria is a big city, with 6,100,000 people in its metropolitan area in 2023 and an urban population of 5,362,517 in the same year. Whichever surgeon you consider, the paper trail is a fair yardstick: every one of them can be asked for the same six documents, and the answers can be laid side by side on a table.

Who pays for a nose: the insurance question, answered with documents

Egypt's Universal Health Insurance Law, No. 2 of 2018, sets up a mandatory scheme in which an authority contracts public or private providers, and premiums are subsidised for low-income households and informal workers. Nothing in that description lists operations done for appearance, so an aesthetic nose operation should be treated as self-funded until an insurer tells you otherwise in writing.

The Health Insurance Organization, the largest public payer, reaches about 60 % of the population through deductions from salaries. If you are insured there and your complaint is a blocked nose rather than a profile you dislike, the conversation changes shape. Ask the insurer what documents it needs and ask the surgeon to state in writing which part of the planned operation is meant to restore airflow. The clinic distinguishes rhinoplasty, which changes the outer shape and improves function where breathing is impaired, from septoplasty, which corrects the septum without altering the outer contour, and from rhinoseptoplasty, which does both in one operation.

Do not expect the insurer to settle the question by telephone. Ask for the answer on paper, keep the consultation notes, and keep the name of the person who gave the reply. If cover is refused, the paper tells you exactly which sentence to ask about, and the surgeon can adjust the written description of the plan if a part of it is truly functional.

Keep the two goals apart in your first message. A person who writes only that the nose is crooked invites a plan for the outline. A person who describes a blocked passage on one side and a hump on the bridge gives the surgeon what is needed to propose the combined operation, and gives an insurer a clear paragraph to evaluate.

Two written opinions about one nose: how to compare them fairly

A second opinion is a sensible step, and the comparison goes wrong when the two documents answer different questions. Copy the same grid onto both. In each row write what the surgeon proposes: primary, revision or combined operation; the anaesthesia; the length of the operation and of the stay; which examinations are required before the date; the follow-up plan; and the sentence that explains what the surgeon would refuse to do and why.

Then read the reasoning, not only the promises. A good opinion explains why the chosen technique suits your nose. The clinic describes two approaches: the closed one through incisions inside the nose, with no visible scar, and the open one through a small cut on the strip of tissue between the nostrils, which gives the surgeon a full view of the structures. Complex reshaping of the bones and the bridge often points to the open route. An opinion that names no technique at all has told you very little.

Finally, test the 3D model with a fixed question: what in this picture depends on my skin, my cartilage and my healing, and what does not? The clinic itself stresses that benefits and recovery times are averaged and that the extent of correction depends on anatomy, which the surgeon confirms at the consultation. A model shown with that caveat is a planning tool. A model shown without it is a sales picture.

A recovery sheet for the fridge door

Think of the recovery as three rooms. In the first, lasting a week, you breathe through your mouth with soft tubes in the nostrils, and the operation is at most three hours of a day that otherwise belongs to the ward. In the second, up to about a month, a light metal shell covers the nose, the stitches wait for their appointment on day 14, and the mirror shows swelling that is worst at the tip. In the third, which runs for more than a year, the shape settles slowly; the clinic says the result can be judged after 1–1.5 years.

Write the milestones on one sheet: day 7, day 14, month 3, month 6. For the first month, mark the things you give up: heat of every sort, pools, strong sun, exertion, glasses resting on the bridge. Next to them put the things you do: sleep on your back with the head raised, keep the room's air moist, and call the surgeon at once about severe pain, fever, trouble breathing or a change in the outline of the nose.

Keep a small diary as well. One line a day is enough: how the breathing feels, what the swelling looks like in the morning, whether the pillow arrangement lets you sleep. At each check-up the diary turns a vague feeling that it was slow into a concrete note the surgeon can read, and it spares you from comparing your nose with photographs of other people's noses, which heal at their own pace.

Ask a relative to hold the sheet with you. Someone else reading the list aloud on day 9 is more reliable than your memory on day 9, and a second person can also take notes at the consultation, when you will be looking at a 3D model of your own face and half the questions will slip away.

How do I photograph my nose for the first message?

Use daylight, no filter, and the same distance each time: straight from the front, from each side and from a three-quarter angle. Add a sentence on what bothers you. Clear pictures save a day of back-and-forth with the coordinator.

Which institution confirms that an Egyptian doctor is licensed?

The Egyptian Medical Syndicate, founded in 1940, a semi-governmental body that helps the Ministry of Health when physicians receive their licences. Ask the clinic for the surgeon's full name and diplomas in writing.

Will Egyptian public insurance pay for a cosmetic nose operation?

The 2018 Universal Health Insurance Law does not list operations done for appearance. If the real problem is nasal obstruction, ask your insurer which documents it would need, and ask the surgeon to describe the functional part of the plan.

What if the surgeon decides I do not need an operation?

Then the surgeon says so at the consultation. When a case can be solved without surgery, the doctor tells you, so that you do not spend money for nothing.

How can I use a second opinion without offending anyone?

Say plainly that you are comparing. Send both clinics the same photos and the same list of questions, and compare the written answers row by row. A serious surgeon expects this.

What should the contract say about follow-up care?

The dates of the checks, whether the surgeon meets you personally each time, how long free consultations continue, and how to reach the coordinator when you have a worry between appointments.

Can a friend or relative join the online consultation?

Ask the coordinator when you book. Having a second listener is useful, because the surgeon discusses technique, anaesthesia and the shape you want in one sitting.

What do I do if a reply from the clinic is slow?

Write again in the same chat and ask for the missing item by name: the contract draft, the licence copy or the list of tests. Coordinators work round the clock, so a stalled thread deserves a direct reminder.