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Nose Job in Cologne: Rhinoplasty for $4,200 (≈ €3,750)

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$4,200

Instead of $6,000 (≈ €5,400) · First consultation — Free

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Rhinoplasty: nose shape before and after surgery before after
A 1-day rhinoplasty.
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Rhinoplasty (nose surgery) in Cologne: price and key facts

Rhinoplasty for patients from Cologne at City Medical Centre starts at €3,750 (from $4,200). The first online consultation is free; the doctor names the final price and it is fixed in the contract.

Price
€3,750 (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

Each example is a real clinic patient, not a stock photo.
In our Telegram community you can talk directly to the clinic's patients.

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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

How rhinoplasty is classified at City Medical Centre

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

Primary rhinoplasty

A first-time nose surgery: it reshapes the nose and corrects breathing when airflow is affected.

Patient before and after primary rhinoplasty, front view

Discounted price

$4,200 $6,000

Main goal
Shape and breathing
Who it is for
Optimal age 18 to 45
Anaesthesia and hospital stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Revision rhinoplasty

Revision surgery: a repeat correction of the nose after a prior operation that failed or only partly succeeded. Carried out no sooner than a year after the first surgery.

Patient before and after revision rhinoplasty, three-quarter view

Discounted price

$5,400 $7,200

Main goal
Correct a previous result
Who it is for
No earlier than a year later
Anaesthesia and hospital 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
Who it is for
Deviated septum
Anaesthesia and hospital stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

These benefits and recovery periods are averaged across surgery types and meant only as a guide — your own anatomy and features decide the actual correction and recovery, confirmed by the surgeon at the consultation.

The doctor will make a 3D model of the future result at the consultation and explain
the course of your rhinoplasty

It is a free, pre-surgery consultation with no obligation attached.

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Rhinoplasty from the inside: expert insights and patient stories

About us

A clinic built around your comfort

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

A doctor and a patient in a clinic ward after surgery

Reach us however is most convenient for you

We will answer your questions and find a convenient time for a consultation

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Rhinoplasty does not suit every patient

When a case can be resolved without an operation, the doctor explains this at the consultation, so your money is never wasted.

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

Can't tell which column describes you?

On Telegram, send us photos of your nose; the doctor will tell you if rhinoplasty is right for you — free, and it commits you to nothing.

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A doctor examines a patient's nose

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.

Discounted price

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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Discounted price

Rhinoseptoplasty

the septum and the shape of the nose

Rhinoseptoplasty in the clinic's operating room

$5,000$6,600

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Free

First consultation

surgeon's assessment and a 3D model

A clinic doctor at a rhinoplasty consultation

Free

the cost of the operation is named
and recorded in the contract

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Find out your plan and the cost of rhinoplasty

The doctor will review the anatomy of your nose, take note of your wishes
and decide on the right technique for the correction. At the consultation you are told the cost, which is then fixed in the contract.

A patient and a nurse in a clinic ward after rhinoplasty

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Price

What $4,200 includes

Starting with preparation for surgery
and ending with support for 12 months.

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

Discounted price

$4,200$6,000Discounted price

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How it works

One day at the clinic —
from preparation to discharge

A plan for your correction agreed in advance, inpatient observation, and monitoring throughout the year of recovery.

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

Consultation and modelling

The doctor examines your nose, talks through your wishes and runs the checks needed to choose the best correction technique

Booking the surgery date
2

Reserving your surgery date

Your surgery date is reserved once the deposit is paid — by card at the clinic or online by bank transfer — and the terms are confirmed in the contract for medical services

A blood sample for tests before surgery
3

Pre-operative tests

Prior to surgery, you need the full panel of lab tests: blood count, biochemistry, coagulation, a chest X-ray and an X-ray of the sinuses

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 take place in our clinic's inpatient unit, and after surgery you spend one day there

A doctor and a patient in the ward after surgery
6

Recovery

After surgery you get a recovery programme. Check-ups at 7 days, 3 and 6 months help track your recovery. For a year after surgery, consultations with your surgeon are free.

At the consultation you will see a realistic forecast of the result

Plastic surgeon consultation: discussing the nose shape on a monitor

It is a free, pre-surgery consultation with no obligation attached.

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Nasal splint

Made around your beauty

Every detail is designed to bring out your natural beauty. And so that you enjoy the change even during recovery, we invite you to choose the colour of your own nasal splint.

Your style in the details:

Pick a splint colour that matches 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 trustworthy surgeon for your rhinoplasty

The consultation is with the surgeon who will actually operate on you

The doctor reviews your facial proportions, hears out your wishes and explains what changes are possible.

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Coordinators

Clinic coordinators

We stay with you through every stage

Svetlana, personal coordinator

A coordinator just for you

Your first contact at the clinic — from your first message 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

With you before and during your stay — from booking to discharge

Olesya

Specialist in patient care

Guides your preparation for surgery and keeps in contact throughout your stay

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

A coordinator just for you

With you throughout recovery, from discharge all the way to your final check-up

Alisa

Specialist in patient care

During recovery, keeps in touch with you and books your surgeon follow-up visits

  • Answers questions during recovery
  • Books follow-up visits

City Medical Centre patient club on Telegram

A closed channel built for those who care about honesty and expertise

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What it is really like

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Advantages

Why patients pick City Medical Centre

A surgeon and a patient sign a rhinoplasty contract

Contractual guarantee of the result

Under contract, you receive a lifetime guarantee — the surgery, support and post-operative follow-up terms are all fixed in advance.

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

Simply find out — there's nothing to lose

At a free consultation we review your case and tell you whether rhinoplasty is right for you. Facts only — no attempts to talk you into surgery.

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

One visit is all that separates you from the result you want

If your journey starts in another city or country, we fit the consultation and necessary preparation into a single trip, keeping the path to change comfortable with fewer trips.

A patient chooses a convenient appointment time

Your schedule is our priority

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

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

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

Send a request and get a free consultation on any service

  • 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:
answers to frequent questions

Rhinoplasty (nose job) — one of the more delicate and frequently requested plastic surgeries, meant to adjust the nose's shape to the individual proportions of the nose and the whole face. Modern rhinoplasty is not merely a procedure to change how the nose appears, but complex surgical work aimed at an aesthetic ideal without risking health.

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Rhinoplasty in Cologne: price and what is included

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

How much does rhinoplasty in Cologne cost?

Prices start from $4,200 (≈ €3,750). 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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Rhinoplasty in Cologne: what you need to know

Rhinoplasty covers several procedures. Tip rhinoplasty targets the nasal tip, alar rhinoplasty the nostrils, septorhinoplasty the septum together with the outer shape, and revision surgery corrects an earlier unsuccessful result. Revision is more complex and is done no earlier than a year after the primary operation. The plan for each person from Cologne is built around their anatomy and wishes.

The surgical plan is made at the first meeting: the surgeon examines the septum and breathing, builds a 3D or 4D model and agrees on the changes with you. Preparation with tests, a CT scan and specialist consultations follows. After the operation, a recovery course is prescribed. If you are planning rhinoplasty in Cologne, allow for one month without sport, alcohol or smoking.

Rhinoplasty is priced at $4,200 (≈ €3,750) whatever the technique. That sum brings together surgery under general anaesthesia, one day of inpatient care, doctor monitoring and post-op visits with dressings. The plastic surgeon confirms the exact cost during a free first consultation, after examining your nose. To arrange yours, patients from Cologne send a request or write to a coordinator in a messenger.

Stories of Well-Known People

Public accounts from well-known people about the operation: rhinoplasty.

Written by Marina T. Pershikova, rhinoplasty surgeon

Stories of well-known people

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Before any date is fixed: a sheet of paper and a pen

The state statistics database of North Rhine-Westphalia puts the population of Cologne at 1,025,523 at the end of 2025 (city proper). In a city of that size, anyone who thinks about a new nose starts from the same spot: a head full of wishes and no list. Decisions of this size go better when the wishes are turned into questions and the replies are kept as text.

The World Health Organization treats patient engagement as part of safe care and lists breakdowns of communication with patients among the contributing factors to harm. For a nose, where a few millimetres change a profile, that principle becomes very concrete: you ask, the team answers, and the answer is recorded somewhere you can reopen it. Nothing here requires leaving home. Opening the topic online costs nothing and reserves nothing; a coordinator reads WhatsApp and Telegram messages at all hours.

Start with the organisation itself. Ask to see the medical licence with its number, and which legal entity actually delivers the treatment. Then the surgeon's full name, along with copies of every doctor's diploma and certificate, and a yes or no on reading them ahead of any payment. Then get one more sentence in writing: the person who meets you at the consultation is the same person who operates, and who appears at each later check.

After that, the nose. Is it the look that bothers you, the breathing, or both? Does the surgeon see a first nose operation, the repair of a previous one, or a joint job on septum and outer shape together? Why that technique for this anatomy? One more line for the sheet: what is your advice if I choose to leave everything as it is?

Which of three situations is yours

A first-time operation reshapes the outside and, if air does not move freely, helps the breathing as well. It is meant for adults aged 18 to 45, uses general anaesthesia and keeps you on the ward for 1 day. The clinic lists these reasons: a tip that looks round, cartilage or nostrils that do not match, a bridge that is wide, a bump on the bridge, a bridge that dips, a blow the nose took long ago, or air that barely passes.

A repeat operation starts from a different place. It is for a person whose nose went under the knife once already, with an outcome that disappointed or came out half-right; twelve full months must pass after that surgery first. Put together what survives: the discharge letter, the dates, your before-and-after photographs. Next, let the surgeon explain what they think happened the first time and what boundaries are left.

Case three is a deviated septum, where one session straightens the wall inside and sculpts the exterior, a combined procedure. Poor breathing plus unhappiness with the profile is the typical reason to raise it.

Whichever of the three describes you, put the same short list to the surgeon: what exactly will you alter in my nose, what will you leave untouched, which step of the plan is least certain, and what would make you postpone? Someone who answers the last of these without hesitation is showing how decisions are taken in that team.

Benefit and recovery figures that you meet along the way are averages, given for orientation. The extent of change and the speed of healing are set by your own anatomy, something only the surgeon can confirm in your presence. Request that confirmation in a message you can keep.

Two opinions, one table

During the consultation a 3D model of the probable outcome is built by the doctor. Request the pictures along with the plan on paper, and keep both safely. In month eight, standing at the mirror and unsure what was promised, you will have something better than a memory.

If you end up with two opinions on one nose, draw a grid. Use the same rows in each column: what kind of operation, how it is done, which anaesthesia, how many nights, modelling, later visits, and what the contract takes in. Every square comes from something you were sent, never from what you think you heard on the phone. A blank square marks the exact place where a new question belongs.

Check whether each opinion arrives with a reason. 'Your tip spreads and the cartilage is lopsided, hence we start at the tip' gives a reason. 'This is our routine' gives none. See whether the surgeon kept apart what is possible and what is probable, and whether they said how your anatomy may pull you away from the averages.

Lay the modelling images next to the written plan. They must show the same nose. If the pictures hint at a profile absent from the plan, find out which of the two the surgeon stands behind. The agreement is the binding one, so the plan has to be written into it.

Sleep on both opinions. In the morning, ask which team replied most plainly, which one said something you did not want to hear, and whose number you would call in the small hours while healing. How a coordinator can be reached after surgery is worth asking outright; the clinic works 24/7.

If doubt remains, carry the written answers away and take time. The first consultation obliges you to nothing, and a second set of questions frequently settles more than a further week of private worrying.

A good consultation can end with no operation

A team worth trusting accepts that some conversations finish without surgery. Where your worry has a simpler fix, the doctor tells you and nothing is paid.

The obstacles are named plainly. Infection, a psychiatric disorder, a tumour, being under eighteen, a long-term illness out of control, a bleeding or clotting problem, skin injury at the incision site, and inflamed ears, throat, nose or eyes all rule surgery out for now. If you are unsure whether a complaint counts as a reason for surgery, ask the doctor to say so in writing rather than assume.

You can find out where you stand without committing. Send pictures of your nose to the coordinator in Telegram; they reach the doctor, who replies on whether an operation would suit you. Free, and without strings.

Weigh the answer you receive by its manner as well as by its content. Did the reply restate your concern before answering it? Did it say what is still unknown? Replies written in the second person, about your nose and not about noses in general, are usually the ones worth keeping in the folder.

Before you write, summarise your health on a single page: allergies, past injuries to the nose, sinus problems, medicines taken regularly, any tendency to bleed, earlier operations. A complete sheet lets a surgeon commit to a firmer answer than scattered remarks ever would.

Then say in ordinary words what you wish to see and what you would rather keep: how long the nose is, how the tip turns, how the line rises towards the forehead. Surgeons handle such descriptions more easily than a lone photograph of another person's face.

Add a question about refusals: what would the surgeon decline to do, and why? A 'no' that comes with a reason, for instance a request that would throw the profile off balance or narrow the airway, is encouraging. It tells you the person opposite is thinking about your face and not only about a booking.

The agreement line by line, and the paperwork around surgery day

Holding a date takes a deposit, paid by card on site or by transfer online, and the conditions are set out in a medical services agreement. Ask for the text early and read it at a quiet moment with nobody standing by. After the free consultation and modelling the amount is announced and then recorded in the agreement.

Confirm that the paper itemises what the sum covers. Expect the surgery with the surgeon's fee, general anaesthesia, modelling, a night in hospital with meals, check-ups with dressings, coordinator support, all materials used and a year of follow-up. For any gap, put the question by message so that the reply stays on record.

Think about who else should see the paper. A trusted friend or relative reading the same pages often notices a clause you skimmed, and saying your questions aloud to another person tends to sharpen them before you send anything to the coordinator.

Look next for the technique, the kind of anaesthesia and the precise operation agreed with you. The assurance on the result is attached to the agreement, whose clauses describe the surgery, the support and the monitoring afterwards. Rely on the exact wording and not on the way it sounded in a call.

Take your time over the pages. Underline each sentence that is unclear and send the marked copy back as your list of questions. A coordinator who explains each clause patiently is giving you a sample of the next twelve months.

Laboratory work comes first: blood count, biochemistry and coagulation tests, plus chest and sinus X-rays. Request the list in writing, along with the maximum age of the results and the name of whoever reviews them. Each result needs its own form bearing the facility's stamp and the doctor's signature, so find out in advance where to have them done and which format is accepted.

After admission you spend 1 day as an inpatient and go home with a recovery programme. Visits are planned at one week, then three months, then six months; the surgeon's consultations cost nothing for twelve months. Copy these dates into your calendar when you book.

Even the splint has a palette: purple, gold, green, light blue, pink, yellow, raspberry or carbon. Trivial, yet it is yours to pick.

Keep a plain notebook: visit date, what the surgeon said, instructions, questions for next time. At every check-up take a photograph, date the file and pass the set to your coordinator, who stays in contact and arranges the appointments. A year of such notes outweighs memory by a long way.

The evening before, go through the folder once more: the agreement, the plan with the modelling images, the test list and results, the follow-up dates, the coordinator's contacts. With everything in one place, the last hours can go to rest.

What goes on my list before I choose a date?

Licence number and the entity behind it, the surgeon's name with qualifications, operation type, technique, anaesthesia, inclusions of the price, and the agreement; ask for a copy of everything you sign.

Must I decide anything before sending photographs?

No. The coordinator hands your photographs to the doctor, whose reply says whether the operation is right for you. Nothing is booked and nothing is charged.

How long must I wait before correcting an earlier result?

Twelve months after the first operation is the earliest. Bring any records and photographs you hold.

Which tests come before surgery?

Blood count, biochemistry, coagulation tests and X-rays of the chest and the sinuses.

When are the check-ups after the operation?

At the one-week mark, at three months and at six months, with surgeon conversations free for the whole first year.

How do I see whether a quotation is complete?

Compare it with the written inclusions: surgery, anaesthesia, modelling, a hospital night, meals, check-ups, dressings, coordinator support, materials.

How do I set two opinions side by side fairly?

Draw one grid that has identical rows for each: type, technique, anaesthesia, stay, modelling, later visits, inclusions. Written replies only.