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Nose Surgery in Kumasi: Rhinoplasty Cost

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$4,200

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

Rhinoplasty for patients from Kumasi at City Medical Centre starts at GHS 49,000 (from $4,200). The first online consultation is free; the doctor names the final price and it is fixed in the contract.

Price
GHS 49,000 (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

These are genuine patients treated at the clinic.
You can reach out to the clinic's own patients inside our Telegram community.

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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

Rhinoplasty techniques offered at City Medical Centre

We'll find the most effective solution for you and achieve 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
When it is needed
Optimal age 18 to 45
Stay and anaesthesia
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 needed
No earlier than a year later
Stay and anaesthesia
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Rhinoseptoplasty

Surgery that corrects the septum while also changing how the nose looks.

Patient before and after rhinoseptoplasty

Discounted price

$5,000 $6,600

Main goal
Septum and nose shape
When it is needed
Deviated septum
Stay and anaesthesia
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 make a 3D model of the future result and explain
how your rhinoplasty will go

The consultation is at no cost, held before any surgery, and commits you to nothing.

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A closer look at rhinoplasty: expert insight and patient experience

The clinic

A clinic built around your comfort

Modern facilities, comfortable rooms and care given to every patient

A doctor and a patient in a clinic ward after surgery

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We'll answer your questions and arrange a consultation time that works for you

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Not everyone is a suitable candidate for rhinoplasty

If your case can be solved without surgery, the doctor will tell you so at the consultation — and you will not spend money 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

Not certain which group fits your case?

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.

Find out if it suits me
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Prices

You know the price
before surgery

The price is given during the free consultation, following result modelling, and confirmed in the contract.

Discounted price

Revision rhinoplasty

secondary, revision

A clinic surgeon during nose surgery

$5,400$7,200

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Discounted price

Rhinoseptoplasty

nasal shape plus 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 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 look at your nose's anatomy, listen to what you'd like to change
and select a suitable correction technique. You learn the cost at the consultation, and it is fixed in the contract.

A patient and a nurse in a clinic ward after rhinoplasty

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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 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 our clinic —
from admission 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 reviews your nose, talks about your wishes, and conducts the examinations required to pick the best correction technique

Booking the surgery date
2

Reserving your 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 to prepare for surgery

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

The surgeon operates with the selected technique under general or local anaesthesia, reshaping and correcting the structure of the nose

A ward in the clinic's inpatient unit
5

Inpatient stay

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

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

The consultation is at no cost, held before any surgery, and commits you to nothing.

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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.

Your own style, in the small details:

Choose the splint colour that fits your mood

Just like your future profile, confidence begins with the small things

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 worth your trust

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

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

You're supported at every stage of the process

Svetlana, personal coordinator

Your dedicated coordinator

From your first message to the consultation — this is your first contact at the clinic

Svetlana

Care specialist for patients

Answers your questions ahead of the first consultation and helps you pick a convenient date

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

Your dedicated coordinator

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

Olesya

Care specialist for patients

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

Your dedicated coordinator

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

Alisa

Care specialist for patients

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

  • Answers questions during recovery
  • Books follow-up visits

A Telegram patient club run by City Medical Centre

A members-only channel for people who value honest, expert information

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The real process

Book a consultation

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Advantages

What makes patients choose City Medical Centre

A surgeon and a patient sign a rhinoplasty contract

Result guaranteed by contract

A lifetime guarantee under contract. All terms of the surgery, support and post-operative follow-up are set out in the contract in advance.

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

Just find out — you lose nothing

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

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

For patients travelling from another city or country, we combine the consultation and the required preparation into one trip, so the process is more convenient and needs fewer journeys.

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

After the consultation the surgeon defines the extent of correction, and you get a clear price for the surgery — no surprises on the way to the result you want.

A surgeon measures the proportions of a patient's nose

Accuracy down to the detail

With modern equipment, the surgeon can operate gently and with precision — crucial where millimetres shape proportions, profile and facial harmony.

Prices

What rhinoplasty costs

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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:
questions patients ask

Rhinoplasty (nose job) — among the most delicate and widely requested plastic surgeries, designed to reshape the nose to match the individual proportions of the nose and the whole face. Modern rhinoplasty goes beyond changing how the nose looks — it is complex surgical work aimed at an aesthetic result without putting health at risk.

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Rhinoplasty in Kumasi: price and what is included

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

How much does rhinoplasty in Kumasi cost?

Prices start from $4,200 (≈ GHS 49,000). 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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Nose job in Kumasi: methods, recovery and price

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 Kumasi 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.

Safety depends on each step. Full diagnostics include tests, CT, ECG and exams by the surgeon and anaesthetist. After surgery, do not remove dressings or splints yourself, press on your nose, wear glasses or sleep face down. Regular follow-up visits catch small deviations early. People from Kumasi are advised to contact the doctor right away in case of severe pain, fever or breathing difficulty.

Start with a free, non-binding consultation: you get an assessment of nasal anatomy, a 3D forecast and answers on recovery. If you decide to proceed, rhinoplasty costs $4,200 (≈ GHS 49,000), including the operation, inpatient stay, follow-up visits and dressings, with a lifetime guarantee on the result. Patients from Kumasi can send a request online or message a coordinator.

Stories of Well-Known People

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

Written by Marina T. Pershikova, rhinoplasty surgeon

One message, three photographs, and a surgeon who answers in writing

The 2021 census counted 443,981 people in the city of Kumasi, and the wider metropolitan area is estimated at 3,490,030, and the Ashanti Region around it holds 5,440,463. Wherever you live on that map, the first conversation about your nose needs only a phone. The online consultation is free, it commits you to nothing, and a coordinator is reachable on WhatsApp and Telegram around the clock, so a question that comes to you late in the evening can be sent that same evening.

Take three pictures in daylight: straight on, in profile, and from below with the chin slightly raised. Under them, write a few plain lines. What bothers you? Since when? Was the nose ever struck? Does one side breathe worse than the other? The surgeon studies this material and replies whether an operation would help or whether another route is better. If surgery is not the answer, you are told so, and nothing has been spent.

Order matters inside the message. The question you most want answered goes first. Photographs come next. After them put your medical background: earlier operations, allergies, tablets you take every day. End with the date by which you hope to decide, so that the reply can be shaped around your timetable rather than guessed at.

The coordinators stay with you from the first message through to the follow-up appointments. Ask for the name of the surgeon you will actually speak to. At this clinic the doctor who holds the consultation is the one who performs the operation, and it is reasonable to have that confirmed in a message you can keep.

Primary, revision, or nose and septum together

Primary rhinoplasty is for a nose no surgeon has touched before. The aim is to refine the outline and, where the passage is narrow, to let air move freely again. The clinic gives 18 to 45 as the suitable age range. You sleep through the work under general anaesthesia, which takes between 1.5 and 3 hours, and you wake up in the inpatient unit, where you stay for a day.

Revision is a different conversation. It addresses a nose that was operated on before with an outcome that disappointed or fell short, and it is carried out no earlier than one year after the first operation. If this describes you, collect what exists: the discharge summary, dates, photographs from before and after, and the technique if anyone told you. Then ask the surgeon plainly what went wrong and which limits remain.

Rhinoseptoplasty does two jobs in one session, straightening the septum and reshaping the outer nose. Mention it if you dislike the profile and also breathe badly. Septoplasty on its own repairs the septum for the sake of airflow and leaves the outline unchanged, which is why you should say clearly which of the two you want.

Among the problems the surgeon can tackle, the clinic names a prominent hump, a wide bridge, a rounded or heavy tip, uneven cartilage or nostrils, a saddle-shaped profile, changes left by a blow to the nose, polyps and obvious trouble breathing. Among the reasons to hold back it names infection, cancer, clotting disorders, chronic illness that is not under control, a mental health disorder, an age below 18, broken skin where the cut would be, and inflammation in the ears, throat, nose or eyes.

Say plainly which of the three sounds closest to your case, and why, before the call. Naming your own guess gives the surgeon something concrete to confirm or correct, and it saves the first ten minutes.

Ghana's two registers and the papers to hold before you reserve a date

Two public bodies matter when you check who is treating you. The Medical and Dental Council was set up as a statutory body under Act 857 of 2013 and has a Practitioner Verification page on its site, where you can look a name up by register type. The council states that engaging a practitioner who is not registered is an offence under section 48 of that Act. The Health Facilities Regulatory Agency, established by Act 829 of 2011, licenses and monitors public and private health facilities, so it is the body that speaks for the premises, as distinct from the person.

Ask the clinic for the full name of the surgeon exactly as it appears on the diploma, because the verification page searches names without titles. Then compare the register entry with what you were told. Also ask for the number of the medical licence and the legal name of the organisation that provides the care. Look at all of it before any money moves.

Request the draft contract at the start. The sum cannot be quoted until the free consultation has taken place and you have seen the 3D model of the expected shape; once both are done, the figure is written into the document. The reservation of a date follows the deposit, and the clinic takes it by card or by online bank transfer. Terms for medical services are all set out in that one paper.

Lay the list of inclusions beside the contract and tick off each line: the surgeon's work, general anaesthesia, the 3D modelling, the day in the inpatient unit, meals, check-ups and dressing changes, a personal coordinator, all the consumables and twelve months of support. Anything on the list that the contract does not mention deserves a written question. A calm written reply holds up better than a quick spoken one.

Insurance is a question worth settling early. The national health insurance scheme lists cosmetic surgeries and aesthetic treatment among its exclusions, while reconstructive surgery, such as for burn patients, is covered. A nose operation done for the sake of appearance therefore falls on the exclusions side, and your own insurer may read it the same way, so ask for their answer in writing as well.

Keep one folder, on paper or on your phone, with the register checks, the licence number, the draft contract and each reply, dated. Months later, it will tell you exactly what was agreed.

Tests and the week before the operation

Planning begins about 21 days out. The plastic surgeon hands over the test list at the first appointment: blood count with ESR, differential and platelets; urine; HIV, hepatitis B antigen, anti-HCV and Treponema pallidum antibodies; blood group and Rh; biochemistry; a clotting panel; ECG with a report; leg vein duplex; chest X-ray or fluorography; MSCT of the sinuses.

After the laboratory work is finished, a physician issues a short report confirming that nothing argues against the operation. Every result goes on a separate form with the stamp of the facility that produced it and the signature of its doctor. Ask your coordinator how fresh each result must be, then book the appointments so that the oldest one does not expire before your date arrives.

The final week has its own rules. No smoking, no alcohol. Skip salty, fatty, fried and spicy dishes, which encourage swelling. Keep exercise light, and leave scrubs, peels and similar skin treatments alone. If you take anything that thins the blood, agree with your doctor how to stop it. Eat lightly the evening before, and take your last meal and last drink no later than six hours ahead of the operation.

Buy class 2 compression stockings in good time and bring them with you for the hospital stay. This is easy to forget, so put it on your list now.

A dated calendar for the year after

The first 24 hours pass in the inpatient unit under medical observation. Days 1 to 3: mouth breathing, soft silicone splints in the nostrils, and possible swelling, congestion or bruising. Day 7: the splints are removed. The aluminium cast stays up to 14 days and leaves with the stitches on day 14. Meanwhile, no bending forward, touching the nose or wearing glasses.

Days 8 to 30 belong to the swelling, which fades unevenly, the tip and bridge staying puffy longest. All month: no exertion, steam rooms, saunas, pools, hot baths or sun. Sleep on your back, head raised; keep glasses and make-up off the nose; avoid cigarettes and alcohol for at least a month.

Breathing comes back within 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the extent of the work. The first visible improvement follows the fall of swelling, at 2 to 3 weeks; slight stuffiness may last 1 to 1.5 months; the final shape is judged after 1 to 1.5 years. Hence the check-ups at 7 days, 3 months and 6 months, and surgeon consultations that stay free for twelve months.

For the healing itself the clinic recommends a steady routine of rest and sleep, moist air in the room, a course of microcurrent or ultrasound therapy and food without much salt or spice. Tell the surgeon immediately if breathing becomes difficult, if pain is severe, if you run a high temperature, or if the shape of the nose changes.

Can I be sure the surgeon is registered in Ghana?

Take the full name from the clinic and search it on the Practitioner Verification page of the Medical and Dental Council, which works with names written without titles. Registration of the person and licensing of the facility are separate matters, so ask for the licence number and the legal name of the organisation as well.

Does national health insurance pay for a cosmetic nose operation?

The benefit package of the national health insurance scheme excludes cosmetic surgeries and aesthetic treatment, while reconstructive surgery, such as for burn patients, is covered. Ask your private insurer, if you have one, for its position in writing.

Which agency licenses the premises where I would be treated?

In Ghana that is the Health Facilities Regulatory Agency, created by Act 829 of 2011, which licenses and monitors public and private health facilities. Ask the clinic for its licence number and compare it with the agency's records.

What should the first message include?

Straight-on, profile and from-below photographs in daylight, a few lines about what bothers you, any earlier injury or surgery, allergies and regular medicines, and the date by which you hope to decide.

How do I compare two surgeons' opinions on my nose?

Ask each to put the plan in writing: the type of operation, what it will change, what it will not, and the reasons. Place the two documents side by side and ask the second surgeon to comment on the points where they differ.

Which documents should be signed before a date is held?

The contract for medical services, with the list of inclusions and the terms agreed after the consultation and the 3D model. Anything promised only in conversation should be added to it in writing.