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Rhinoplasty in Baghdad: Price and Methods

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

Rhinoplasty for patients from Baghdad at City Medical Centre starts at IQD 5,600,000 (from $4,200). The first online consultation is free; the doctor names the final price and it is fixed in the contract.

Price
IQD 5,600,000 (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

Rhinoplasty results of our patients

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

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Anna, 22

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Angelina, 31

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Ivan, 25

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Valentina, 23

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Evgenia, 19

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Anna, 27

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Veronika, 26

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Kristina, 23

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Anna, 24

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Veronika, 34

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Yulia, 22

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Ivan, 41

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Evgenia, 27

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Comparison

Kinds of rhinoplasty performed at City Medical Centre

We will find the most effective solution for you and deliver an excellent result.

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
Anaesthesia, length of stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Revision rhinoplasty

A secondary, corrective operation: performed when an earlier nose surgery was unsuccessful or only partly worked. It is not done until at least a year after the first procedure.

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
Anaesthesia, length of stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Rhinoseptoplasty

An operation that combines septum correction with reshaping the nose.

Patient before and after rhinoseptoplasty

Discounted price

$5,000 $6,600

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

Shown here are average benefits and recovery times by surgery type, for guidance only: the real extent of correction and recovery time depends on your anatomy, confirmed by the surgeon at the consultation.

At the consultation, the doctor will build a 3D model of the expected result and explain
each step of your rhinoplasty

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

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Rhinoplasty from the inside: expert insights and patient stories

Inside the clinic

A place where patients feel calm and comfortable

Up-to-date equipment, comfortable rooms and attentive care for every patient

A doctor and a patient in a clinic ward after surgery

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Rhinoplasty is not for everyone

If an operation turns out not to be necessary, the doctor will say so during the consultation — you won't pay for nothing.

SuitableRhinoplasty addresses 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

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Prices

You know the price
before surgery

At the free consultation, once the result has been modelled, you receive the price, which is then fixed in the contract.

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Rhinoplasty

correcting the nose shape

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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Rhinoseptoplasty

nose shape and septum

Rhinoseptoplasty in the clinic's operating room

$5,000$6,600

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Free

First consultation

examination by the surgeon and 3D modelling

A clinic doctor at a rhinoplasty consultation

Free

the price of surgery is confirmed
and fixed in your contract

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Find out your plan and the cost of rhinoplasty

The doctor will look at your nose's anatomy, listen to what you'd like to change
and propose the right correction technique. The cost is given at the consultation and recorded in the contract.

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Price

What $4,200 includes

From your pre-surgery preparation
to follow-up support for 12 months.

  • Surgery and the surgeon's work
  • General anaesthesia
  • Result modelling
  • Inpatient stay after surgery
  • Meals at the clinic
  • Check-ups and dressing changes
  • Personal coordinator support
  • All necessary consumables

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The process

Only one day in the clinic —
from check-in to discharge

Inpatient observation, a year of recovery monitoring, and a correction plan agreed together with you.

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

Consultation and modelling

The doctor reviews your nose, talks about your wishes, and conducts the examinations required to pick the best correction technique

Booking the surgery date
2

Booking the surgery 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 before surgery

A full set of lab tests is needed before surgery: complete blood count, biochemistry, coagulation panel, chest X-ray and 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

All procedures are done in the clinic's inpatient unit, where you remain for one day after surgery

A doctor and a patient in the ward after surgery
6

Recovery

Once surgery is done, you follow a recovery programme, with check-ups at 7 days, 3 and 6 months to track progress. Consultations with your surgeon stay free for a year after surgery.

The consultation gives you a realistic forecast of what the result will look like

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

Everything for your beauty

Every detail is chosen to highlight your natural beauty. So that you enjoy the change even while recovering, you can choose the colour of your own nasal splint.

The details that reflect your style:

Select a splint colour that suits how you feel

Small things build confidence — much 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 feel confident in

At the consultation you meet and talk with the surgeon who will perform your surgery

The doctor evaluates your facial proportions, listens carefully to your wishes and outlines which changes are possible.

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Coordinators

Clinic coordinators

Support is there for you at every stage

Svetlana, personal coordinator

A coordinator just for you

Your first point of contact at the clinic — from your very first message through to the consultation

Svetlana

Specialist in patient care

Before the first consultation, answers your questions and helps find a convenient date

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

A coordinator just for you

Present before and during your stay — covering everything from booking to discharge

Olesya

Specialist in patient care

Supports your preparation for surgery and remains in contact during your time at the clinic

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

A coordinator just for you

Supporting you through recovery, from discharge to your final check-up

Alisa

Specialist in patient care

Keeps you updated during recovery and sets up your follow-up visits with the surgeon

  • Answers questions during recovery
  • Books follow-up visits

City Medical Centre's patient club, hosted on Telegram

A private channel for people who value honesty and expertise

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The real process

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Advantages

What makes patients choose City Medical Centre

A surgeon and a patient sign a rhinoplasty contract

Guaranteed result under contract

The result carries a lifetime guarantee under contract, with the terms of surgery, support and post-operative follow-up agreed beforehand.

A doctor shows a patient the nose shape forecast on a monitor

Just find out — you lose nothing

At a no-cost consultation we assess your case and give you an honest answer on whether rhinoplasty fits — facts only, never a sales pitch.

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

Your dream result is only one visit away

Coming from another city or country? We organise the consultation and all necessary preparation within a single trip, making the process more comfortable with fewer journeys needed.

A patient chooses a convenient appointment time

Your schedule is our priority

Your time matters to us — we're reachable 24/7, booking is straightforward, and our approach is personal, adapting to your pace.

At a consultation a surgeon explains the extent of nose correction

Fixed prices

Following the consultation, the surgeon decides on the extent of correction and names a clear surgery price, keeping the path to your result free of surprises.

A surgeon measures the proportions of a patient's nose

Detail-level precision

Precision and gentleness in the surgeon's work are supported by modern equipment, vital where millimetres can change 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:
frequently asked questions

Rhinoplasty (nose job) — one of the most intricate and popular plastic surgeries, intended to reshape the nose so it matches the individual proportions of the nose and the whole face. Modern rhinoplasty is more than an operation to alter the nose's look — it is complex surgical work aimed at an aesthetic ideal that does not compromise health.

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Rhinoplasty in Baghdad: price and what is included

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

How much does rhinoplasty in Baghdad cost?

Prices start from $4,200 (≈ IQD 5,600,000). 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 Baghdad

Rhinoplasty, or nose job, reshapes the nose to fit the individual proportions of the face. It corrects congenital and acquired deformities, including changes after a nasal injury. Patients from Baghdad most often ask about removing a dorsal hump, narrowing an overly wide nose, refining the tip or correcting the nostrils. Every surgery plan is created individually, taking into account all features of the nose.

Preparation begins about 21 days before surgery, when the plastic surgeon hands over the list of tests. Three to five days before, stop smoking and alcohol, cut salty, fatty and spicy foods and avoid peels or scrubs. On the day itself, the last food and drink should be at least six hours before the operation. This routine is the same for every Baghdad patient.

If you are comparing rhinoplasty prices in Baghdad, look at what is included. Here $4,200 (≈ IQD 5,600,000) is the full figure for the operation with follow-up visits, dressings, inpatient stay and coordinator support, plus a lifetime guarantee on the result. Apply before the end of the year and the consultation is on the clinic. Fill in the short form to get started.

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Syndicates, councils and the documents you may request

Baghdad was counted at 7,837,463 people in the 2024 census (metropolis figure), the largest population in Iraq. In a city of that scale a surgeon's name on a door tells you very little, and the most reliable way to learn who is who is to read the licensing structure and then ask for documents that match it.

A 2024 review of the private health sector by the World Health Organization describes the arrangement in plain terms. Registration and licensing of doctors is the responsibility of their own professional syndicates, and the two processes run together, so a doctor who is registered is authorised to practise. Private practice is licensed through the syndicates, whereas private hospitals are licensed through mayoralty councils and diagnostic centres through the Ministry of Health. The review also notes that doctors are relicensed periodically, on payment of fees to the syndicate.

Turn that outline into a short request. Ask the clinic for its medical licence number, for the legal entity that provides the care, for the name of the surgeon who will examine your nose, and for that surgeon's diplomas and certificates. Add a question about the doctor's registration with the professional syndicate and whether it is current. The clinic's own wording is that you can check everything before paying, so a polite request should meet no resistance.

Last, ask for the surgeon's specialism in plain words. Choose an experienced surgeon: qualifications and experience are the key to a safe rhinoplasty, and a sentence in the contract naming the person who operates is worth more than a promise on the phone.

Keep it all in one folder, with dates, so that any difference between the replies, the contract and your notes is visible at once.

Paying for a nose: what the insurance picture does and does not change

The same WHO review reports that Iraq has no national health insurance system, that a few small schemes serve the employees of certain companies and of three ministries, and that private care is paid for largely by households out of pocket. Treat it as a planning fact, not as an obstacle.

For an operation done for appearance, expect to organise payment yourself. If a functional problem is part of your story, such as a deviated septum that limits breathing, it is reasonable to ask your own insurer or employer scheme, in writing, how they would classify the septum part and whether anything is reimbursed. Keep the reply with your documents. Do not assume yes, and do not assume no.

On the clinic's side, the useful financial questions have no numbers in them. What does the sum cover? When is it fixed? What exactly happens if the plan changes at the consultation? The price is named after the free consultation, following result modelling, and it is confirmed in the contract, so the document is where your questions should land.

Ask for the answer to a practical question too: if the surgeon decides at the consultation that a different operation fits better than the one you came with, how will that change the paperwork? The contract should always describe the operation actually planned.

Writing the brief: what exactly bothers you about your nose

Most people arrive with a feeling, not a specification. Spend one evening turning it into sentences. Is it the tip, which looks rounded or heavy? A hump on the bridge? A bridge that looks wide, or one that sits low like a saddle? Nostrils or cartilage that are uneven? An old injury? Or is the main problem that air does not pass freely? Each of these leads to a different operation and a different conversation.

Then say how much change you want, using words you can defend: smaller, straighter, softer, more in proportion with the forehead and chin. A reference photograph can show a direction, but your proportions decide what the surgeon can do. The clinic says that every detail is meant to bring out natural features, and that the surgical plan is made individually.

Finally, write down what you do not want to lose. Some people value the character of their profile and only wish to correct one element. Say so in the first message. A surgeon who hears 'only the tip' plans a different operation from one who hears 'a new nose'.

Mention your history as well. Say whether the nose has been operated on before, since a repeat operation is a separate conversation that begins no earlier than a year after the first, and whether any ear, throat, nose or eye inflammation has been bothering you recently, as inflammation in those areas is on the list of conditions that stand in the way. If you are under 18, the answer is not yet; the recommended age for a first operation is 18 to 45.

A three-dimensional picture and a written plan must describe the same nose

At the consultation the doctor builds a 3D model of the proposed result and explains the course of the operation. It is a strong tool and one that is easy to misuse, so decide in advance how you will use it. Ask for the images to be sent to you, and ask for the plan to be sent in the same message.

Now compare them. The picture shows a profile; the plan should name what produces it: which part of the nose is changed, by what technique, under which anaesthesia and with what stay. If the picture promises something the plan never mentions, ask which of the two the contract follows. The contract is the binding one.

Remember that a model shows the intended shape and not the day-by-day course of healing. The nose takes its final form after 1–1.5 years, so the picture you saved is a reference for month eight, when you wonder whether your memory has changed.

If you are still unsure after the model, ask what would change the plan. Perhaps the surgeon wants a scan, perhaps a second look at the septum. Questions of that kind show where the surgeon is least certain, and that is the honest place to begin the next conversation.

One more thing to request next to the model is the recovery programme in writing. Ask what it says for the first week: breathing through the mouth with splints in the nostrils on days 1 to 3, splints removed on day 7, and an aluminium nasal cast worn for up to 14 days, with stitches removed on day 14 together with the cast. Then ask about the check-ups at 7 days, 3 months and 6 months.

Reading an agreement, and comparing two opinions about one nose

A date is held once a deposit is paid, and the payment can be made at the clinic by card or online by bank transfer. Each term then lands in a contract for medical services. Request that contract early and mark three places with a pen: the operation named, the list of what is included, and the surgeon's name.

An inclusive package usually names the work of the surgeon, general anaesthesia, the 3D modelling, the stay in the inpatient unit and the meals, the dressing changes and check-ups, support from a personal coordinator and the consumables. Compare every line with your quote. A missing line is a question, not a verdict.

File the medical tests alongside. A set of laboratory tests and imaging comes before the operation, and the full list arrives at your first appointment. Each result needs its own form with the stamp of the facility and a doctor's signature, and a physician's report has to confirm that nothing stands in the way. Ask which results the clinic accepts from your own laboratory, and the deadline for each.

With two opinions in hand, draw a table in which the rows are the same for both: the kind of operation, the technique, the anaesthesia, the days in hospital, the modelling, the follow-up visits and the contents of the agreement. Fill each cell from something written. Blank cells mean a question, and cells that disagree mean the same question sent to both surgeons.

Sleep on both before choosing. Which team answered the very question you asked? Which one told you something unwelcome? Whom would you ring in the small hours? Round-the-clock messenger contact and a year of free consultations with the surgeon only matter if they are written into what you sign, so check that they are.

Which body registers and licenses doctors in Iraq?

According to the World Health Organization's 2024 review of the private health sector, registration and licensing of doctors is the responsibility of their own professional syndicates. Ask the surgeon for the current registration and the clinic for its medical licence number.

Who licenses private hospitals in Iraq?

The same review says private hospitals are licensed through mayoralty councils, and diagnostic centres through the Ministry of Health. If a clinic says it is a hospital, ask for the licence that corresponds.

Is there any national insurance that could cover a rhinoplasty?

The WHO review states that Iraq has no national health insurance system, although small schemes exist for employees of certain companies and for three ministries. For an aesthetic operation expect to pay yourself, and ask your insurer in writing about a septum problem.

How do I describe what I want when I cannot explain it?

Name the part you dislike, the change you hope for in simple words, and what you want to keep. Add photographs of your own nose from the front, the side and below, and let the doctor suggest what is possible.

Can I keep the 3D images?

Ask for them together with the written plan and store both side by side. Check that they describe the same nose, and treat the images as the intended shape, not a forecast of how quickly the swelling will go down. Show them to a person you trust before you decide.

What if two surgeons recommend different operations?

Put both proposals in one table and send each surgeon the exact point where they differ. A reasoned reply is a good sign; 'this is what we do' is not a reason.

What should the agreement name besides the sum?

The operation, the technique, the anaesthesia, the days in hospital, the surgeon's name, the contents of the package and the follow-up programme. A contract that names only a sum leaves too much to memory.

Do I have to find a laboratory myself?

Not necessarily. Ask the coordinator which results the clinic takes from an outside laboratory and which it wants repeated. A stamp, a signature and a separate form for each result are required, and a physician's report must rule out contraindications.