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Rhinoplasty for patients from Hanover 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.
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Comparison
We'll identify the most effective solution for your case and reach an excellent result.
A primary nasal operation that adjusts appearance and improves breathing when airflow is restricted.

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$4,200 $6,000
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.

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$5,400 $7,200
Surgery that corrects the septum while also changing how the nose looks.

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$5,000 $6,600
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.
During the consultation the doctor will create a 3D model of your future result and explain
how your rhinoplasty will be carried out
It is a free, pre-surgery consultation with no obligation attached.
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Prices
The cost is named at the free consultation, after result modelling, and fixed in the contract.
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reshaping the nose

$4,200$6,000
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secondary, revision

$5,400$7,200
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shape of the nose and the septum

$5,000$6,600
Free
a check-up by the surgeon and 3D modelling

Free
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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.

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How it goes
An agreed correction plan, inpatient observation and recovery monitoring for a year.

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

We hold a surgery date for you; the deposit may be paid at the clinic by card or online via bank transfer, with the terms fixed in the contract for medical services

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

Under general or local anaesthesia, the surgeon performs the rhinoplasty with the chosen technique, correcting the structure and shape of the nose

Each procedure is performed in the inpatient unit of the clinic. After surgery, your stay lasts one day

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'll be shown a realistic forecast of the outcome

It is a free, pre-surgery consultation with no obligation attached.
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Your facial proportions are assessed by the doctor, who listens to your wishes and explains the possible changes.
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The result carries a lifetime guarantee under contract, with the terms of surgery, support and post-operative follow-up agreed beforehand.

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.

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.

We value your time: available 24/7, with simple booking and a personal approach that adapts to your pace.

After the consultation, the surgeon sets out the extent of correction needed and gives you a clear price for the surgery, so there are no surprises on the way to the result.

Modern equipment helps the surgeon work gently and precisely — especially where millimetres affect proportions, profile and facial harmony.
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FAQ
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.
Yes. Nose job is the everyday name for rhinoplasty, plastic surgery of the nose. The surgeon can change its shape and, with rhinoseptoplasty, also correct a deviated septum to make breathing easier.

Optimal age: 18 to 45. The nose is fully formed by this time, and tissues still heal well. Where medically indicated, surgery can be performed at an older age if your general health allows
At its core, rhinoplasty is a comprehensive solution. It corrects both congenital and acquired nasal deformities, for example after a nasal injury. Patients are often bothered by a dorsal hump or an overly wide nose. Nose correction can also target the tip (tip rhinoplasty) or the nostrils (alar rhinoplasty). The surgical plan is created individually for each patient, taking every feature of their nose into account.
Rhinoplasty is performed under general anaesthesia and, depending on complexity, takes 1.5 to 3 hours.
The surgeon determines the extent and course of the surgery at the consultation, based on your goals and the anatomy of your nose.
Rhinoplasty — surgery to change the appearance of the nose (an aesthetic goal) and improve its function if breathing is impaired.
Septoplasty — surgery to correct the nasal septum and restore normal breathing, keeping the nose's external contour intact.
Often both surgeries are combined, especially when a patient has a deviated septum and aesthetic concerns. This gives a harmonious look and restores full breathing. At City Medical Centre we perform rhinoseptoplasty — a combined surgery that solves both tasks at once
For a successful operation, preparation should begin 21 days before rhinoplasty. At the first appointment our plastic surgeon will give you a list of the required tests.
| Complete blood count (including ESR, white cell differential, platelets) | 2 weeks |
| Urinalysis | 2 weeks |
| Infection tests: HIV, HBsAg, anti-HCV, antibodies to Treponema pallidum | 2 weeks |
| Blood group and Rh factor | 2 weeks |
| Blood biochemistry (total protein; urea; uric acid; creatinine; glucose; total, unconjugated and conjugated bilirubin; ALT; AST; K; Na; Cl; cholesterol) | 2 weeks |
| Coagulation panel (Quick prothrombin, INR, APTT, D-dimer, antithrombin III) | 2 weeks |
| Electrocardiogram (ECG) tracing with a report | 2 weeks |
| Doppler ultrasound of the leg vessels / duplex scan of the leg veins | 2 weeks |
| Chest X-ray or fluorography with a report | 6 months |
| MSCT of the paranasal sinuses | 6 months |
| After the full laboratory work-up — a physician's report confirming there are no contraindications to surgery | 2 weeks |
Pre-op preparation includes plastic surgeon consultations, lab tests (CBC, biochemistry, coagulation, infection tests), ECG, chest X-ray, and a nasal X-ray or CT. Anticoagulants, alcohol and smoking are stopped a week before surgery. The day before, eat lightly; fast 6 hours before surgery
Although nose surgery is one of the most popular and well-established aesthetic operations, like any surgery it carries certain risks. To minimise the likelihood of complications after rhinoplasty, our clinic provides thorough pre-operative preparation and post-operative monitoring.
Important: if after rhinoplasty you have difficulty breathing, severe pain, a high temperature or a change in the shape of your nose, contact your doctor immediately.
Rhinoplasty at City Medical Centre is performed with modern technology, safe materials and constant medical supervision, which keeps the risk of complications to a minimum.
We also provide post-operative monitoring and prescribe recovery therapy.
Recovery after nose surgery is just as important as the operation itself. Proper recovery determines how aesthetic and harmonious the final result will be. At City Medical Centre recovery is closely monitored and divided into three phases: early, intermediate and late
You'll see first improvements after the swelling eases (2–3 weeks), while the final rhinoplasty result is evaluated in 1–1.5 years, when tissues have fully stabilised
The nose needs to be protected after surgery. An aluminium cast is placed over the nose, with special silicone splints inside the nasal cavity. Nasal function is limited in the first days but recovers quickly. The final result of rhinoplasty can be assessed after 1–1.5 years, once the swelling has fully subsided.
Important: if nasal function is impaired after the first operation or you are not satisfied with the result, revision (secondary) rhinoplasty may be needed. It is a more complex procedure, performed no earlier than one year after the primary operation.
For the first few days after surgery, splints or swelling may partly close the nasal passages. Full breathing generally comes back within 1–2 weeks, depending on how extensive the surgery was and your body
Our doctors use microsurgical techniques and quality sutures to keep scars minimal
Rhinoplasty harmonises facial features and enhances aesthetics without sacrificing individuality. Thanks to 3D modelling, you preview the predicted result and agree on the changes with your surgeon
Rhinoplasty is a serious step. A well-performed rhinoplasty means the new nose is in perfect harmony with your facial features and works flawlessly. At the consultation the nasal surgeon assesses every parameter in detail: the size of the nose, tip projection, and the condition of the septum and nasal mucosa. We use 3D modelling so you can see the future proportions of your nose before the surgery is performed.
Don't just browse rhinoplasty photos online. Book a consultation to discuss what modern rhinoplasty can and cannot do for you. Correcting external nasal deformities and reshaping the nose is our speciality.
The cost depends on the extent of surgery and is set at the consultation: the doctor names the exact price after examining your nose and facial proportions.
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Read the articlePrices 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.
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.
The operation under general anaesthesia, a one-day inpatient stay, follow-up visits and dressings, plus a lifetime guarantee on the result.
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.
Yes. The first consultation is free and does not oblige you to anything. You can start online by sending a message to the coordinator.
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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 Hanover is built around their anatomy and wishes.
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 Hanover can be judged after 1–1.5 years, once tissues fully stabilise.
One price, $4,200 (≈ €3,750), applies to open and closed techniques, tip work and septorhinoplasty alike. It includes general anaesthesia, a day in the inpatient unit, doctor monitoring and a free check-up afterwards, and the clinic gives a lifetime guarantee on the result. Hanover residents can start with a free consultation: the doctor examines the nose and names the exact figure.
Public accounts from well-known people about the operation: rhinoplasty.
Written by Marina T. Pershikova, rhinoplasty surgeon
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Well-known people who spoke openly about this operation, in their own words.
Did Davina Geiss have a nose job? Yes, and she talked about it herselfDavina Geiss had her nose operated on at 21 and showed it on RTLZWEI. What she said, why breathing mattered, and how rhinoplasty works today.
Did Sarah Liebich have a nose job? Yes — in her own wordsThe German reality star had a rhinoplasty in November 2025. Her quotes on finally loving her side profile — and how the operation works.
Did Shirin David have a second nose job? Yes, and she said so herselfGerman rapper Shirin David confirmed in January 2021 that she had a second nose job to make it finer. What she said, how revision rhinoplasty works and recovery.Germany's society of plastic surgeons, DGPRÄC, publishes a checklist for people who are choosing a surgeon, and it opens with a definition. Aesthetic operations belong to the «Facharzt für Plastische und Ästhetische Chirurgie», a doctor who trained for at least six years after medical school and then passed an examination before the medical chamber. A reader who stops at that sentence might conclude that nobody else may touch a nose.
The next lines correct that impression. Aesthetic work on the face may also be carried out by ear, nose and throat specialists and by oral and maxillofacial surgeons, as long as they hold the additional qualification «Plastische Operationen». In Hanover you can therefore meet three differently titled surgeons, all entitled to operate, and the title by itself does not tell you who has worked on the most noses.
Where to look things up? The Ärztekammer Niedersachsen, a public corporation in the city, regulates the further training of doctors in the state. Its training regulations are published online, valid in their current version from 1 January 2026, and its website offers a database of doctors authorised to train others. Use it to learn how each title is defined, then ask the surgeon who will operate on you which one applies and for how many years the work has centred on noses.
Three more questions come straight from the checklist, and each suits rhinoplasty: how much experience the surgeon has with exactly this operation, which technique is planned, and which material. The same document names warning signs. Be careful if nobody asks about your reasons and your medical history, if you are urged to change more than you intended, if a date is pressed on you, or if the operation is described as free of problems. A bill for a first visit, it adds, should cover only the consultation and the examination.
A last point about titles: they say what training a surgeon completed, not what the surgeon is willing to promise. Treat the title as the first filter and the conversation as the second. In the online consultation listen for whether the surgeon asks about breathing, earlier injuries and your expectations before talking about technique.
Treat the online consultation as a chance to gather paper, not just a feeling. Through the coordinator, request in writing the name and specialty of whoever will operate, copies of the operating doctors' diplomas and certificates, the clinic's medical licence and a draft of the contract for medical services that fixes the terms. Read the pile at your own pace, with no one on the line expecting a reply.
A quotation means little until it is tied to contents. The clinic itemises what its sum covers, so match the draft against those items and query whatever is absent or phrased differently: the stay after surgery, dressings, the people who answer your messages, the visits that follow. Amounts come only after the free consultation and the modelling, and they are then fixed in the contract.
Request a written reply on risks as well. For every complication the surgeon mentions, put three questions: how the team makes it less probable, what the plan is should it appear anyway, and whom to contact the same hour. Warning signs that the clinic itself names are laboured breathing, severe pain, a high temperature and a change in the shape of the nose.
Be frank about contraindications. Tell the coordinator about any infection, cancer, mental illness, clotting disorder, unstable chronic condition, skin trouble near the nose, or inflammation in the ear, throat, nose or eyes; being under 18 also rules surgery out. Early honesty lets a surgeon decline early.
One more clause deserves attention: the deposit. A date is reserved once it is paid, either by card at the clinic or by online bank transfer, and the contract records the terms. Before paying, ask in plain words what the text says if you or the surgeon must move the date, and ask for the answer in the same document, not in a chat message that may be buried a month from now.
A diary serves better than memory here. Mark the operating day first, then the day 21 days earlier, when the surgeon's list of tests becomes your job: blood and urine samples, screening for infections, blood group, clotting values, an ECG, a scan of the leg veins, a chest image and an MSCT of the sinuses. Once the set is complete, a physician reviews it and signs a report that nothing stands in the way.
Beside each test write two dates, the day you asked for it and the day the result came back, and check every sheet as it arrives: each result belongs on its own form, with a stamp and a doctor's signature. A long-term illness adds one more line to the list, namely a written statement from your specialist that a planned operation under general anaesthesia is possible.
In the last seven days the entries turn into rules for yourself. No smoking and no alcohol, plain meals without much salt, frying or hot spice, only gentle exercise, no peels or scrubs, and a word with the doctor before you change any medicine that thins the blood. Class 2 compression stockings go into the bag, and the final meal and drink fall at least 6 hours before the agreed time.
After the operation the diary keeps going: about three days of breathing through the mouth, splints out on day 7, cast and stitches off on day 14, and then, until the month is over, no sport, sauna, swimming pool, hot bath or sunbathing, nights on your back with the head raised and no glasses resting on the nose. A month away from training is easier to accept when it has been written down in advance.
Think of your concern as one of three kinds: the shape (hump, wide bridge, round tip, saddle nose, uneven cartilage or nostrils), the aftermath of an injury, or the airway (polyps and marked breathing problems belong here). If no operation is needed, the doctor says so openly at the consultation.
Which of the three operations fits? A primary procedure on a nose never operated on before, a revision of earlier work, or rhinoseptoplasty, which deals with the septum and the outline together. Patients are best operated on between 18 and 45, any revision waits at least a year, and the surgery itself, under general anaesthesia, lasts 1.5 to 3 hours before a single day in the inpatient unit.
A second opinion is a normal step. To make two of them comparable, give them the same columns: the surgeon's title, technique and the reason for it, anaesthesia, who operates, what is covered, how follow-up is arranged and what is done when something does not go as planned. Whatever stays empty in one column is already informative.
Look at the way each proposal came about. Did the surgeon study your photographs, ask for your reasons and your history, and show you a model? A proposal that changes more than you asked for deserves a direct question about why. Two quotations can be compared only when they list the same items, so reconcile the contents before looking at anything else.
Ask both surgeons how long they have focused on noses, and who will be present at every visit. The clinic points out that you speak to the operating surgeon at each stage, from consultation to follow-up. Ask also how each of them would handle dissatisfaction: a revision is allowed no earlier than a year after the first operation, and the final result is assessed only after 1–1.5 years.
If the verdicts disagree, avoid choosing the friendlier voice. Ask each surgeon to describe in everyday words what would be done to the bridge, the tip and the septum, and why the other approach was rejected. A sound explanation survives that question; a vague one tends to repeat the first answer. When two opinions still cannot be reconciled, a third may be reasonable, and the DGPRÄC checklist is a handy common yardstick for all three.
Keep your own notes from each conversation on a single sheet, written the same evening, before the details blur. Note what each surgeon said first, what you had to ask twice, and which questions met a pause. Read side by side a week later, those notes are often clearer than either proposal.
Yes. Nothing is charged and nothing is promised at that stage: you message a coordinator, who is reachable at any hour in WhatsApp or Telegram, send pictures of your nose, and a surgeon gives an opinion on them.
The Ärztekammer Niedersachsen publishes its training regulations, valid from 1 January 2026, and keeps a database of authorised training doctors. Check titles there instead of relying on a brochure, and ask the surgeon which title applies to the operation planned for you.
According to the plastic surgeons' society, aesthetic operations on the face may also be done by ENT specialists and by oral and maxillofacial surgeons, provided they hold the additional qualification «Plastische Operationen».
Start with the day of surgery and the day three weeks earlier when testing begins. Then add day 7 for the splints, day 14 for the cast and stitches, and the surgeon's check-ups a week, 3 months and 6 months after the operation.
Have the surgeon's work, anaesthesia, modelling, hospital stay, meals, check-ups, dressings, coordinator support and consumables written down, along with the follow-up that lasts 12 months.
Use identical columns: title, technique and the reason for it, anaesthesia, who operates, inclusions, follow-up and handling of complaints. Reconcile what each document covers before you weigh anything else, and if the two disagree, ask each surgeon to explain the other approach.
Several clear photographs of your nose from the front and the side, a list of what bothers you, any earlier nose operation or injury, your chronic conditions and medicines, and your questions about risks and about the follow-up schedule.