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Rhinoplasty

Nose Reshaping Surgery in Mombasa

Discounted price

$4,200

Instead of $6,000 (≈ KES 780,000) · First consultation — Free

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Rhinoplasty: nose shape before and after surgery before after
Rhinoplasty done in 1 day.
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Rhinoplasty (nose surgery) in Mombasa: price and key facts

Rhinoplasty for patients from Mombasa at City Medical Centre starts at KES 550,000 (from $4,200). The first online consultation is free; the doctor names the final price and it is fixed in the contract.

Price
KES 550,000 (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

Each example is a real clinic patient, not a stock photo.
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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Ivan, 41

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Comparison

Types of rhinoplasty at City Medical Centre

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

Primary rhinoplasty

The initial nose procedure, aimed at changing its shape and restoring function if breathing is impaired.

Patient before and after primary rhinoplasty, front view

Discounted price

$4,200 $6,000

Main goal
Shape and breathing
Indications
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
Indications
No earlier than a year later
Anaesthesia and hospital stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Rhinoseptoplasty

A single surgery addressing both the septum and the shape of the nose.

Patient before and after rhinoseptoplasty

Discounted price

$5,000 $6,600

Main goal
Septum and nose shape
Indications
Deviated septum
Anaesthesia and hospital stay
General anaesthesia, 1 day

Recovery times and benefits shown are typical averages per type of surgery and are for general guidance only; your anatomy and individual features determine the real extent of correction and recovery, which the surgeon confirms during the consultation.

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

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

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Rhinoplasty from the inside: expert insights and patient stories

Inside the clinic

Where you can feel relaxed and at home

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

Our team answers your questions and finds a convenient consultation slot

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Rhinoplasty isn't right for every case

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

SuitableRhinoplasty solves the problem

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

Not suitableContraindications

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

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Share photos of your nose with us on Telegram and the doctor will assess whether rhinoplasty fits your case, free of charge and with no obligation to proceed.

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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.

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

examination by the surgeon and 3D modelling

A clinic doctor at a rhinoplasty consultation

Free

you are told the cost of surgery
and it is fixed in the contract

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Find out your plan and the cost of rhinoplasty

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

A patient and a nurse in a clinic ward after rhinoplasty

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Price

What $4,200 includes

From preparation for surgery
to support for 12 months.

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

Discounted price

$4,200$6,000Discounted price

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How it goes

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

A correction plan agreed with you, inpatient observation, and a full year of recovery follow-up.

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

Consultation and modelling

The doctor assesses your nose, discusses your wishes and carries out the examinations needed to choose the best correction technique

Booking the surgery date
2

Reserving your surgery date

We reserve a surgery date for you: the deposit can be paid by card at the clinic or online by bank transfer. The terms are fixed in the contract for medical services

A blood sample for tests before surgery
3

Tests to prepare for 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 happen in the clinic's inpatient unit; you stay there for one day once surgery is over

A doctor and a patient in the ward after surgery
6

Recovery

After the operation you receive a recovery programme; check-ups at 7 days, 3 and 6 months help monitor your recovery, and surgeon consultations remain free for a year afterwards.

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 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:

Match your mood with the colour of your splint

Small details build confidence, much as they shape 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 trust

The surgeon who will carry out your operation is who you talk to at the consultation

The doctor assesses your facial proportions, listens to your wishes and explains which changes are possible.

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Coordinators

Clinic coordinators

Support is there for you at every stage

Svetlana, personal coordinator

Your dedicated coordinator

Your first contact at the clinic — from your first message to the consultation

Svetlana

Specialist in patient care

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

Supporting you before and during your stay, from booking right through to discharge

Olesya

Specialist in patient care

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

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

Your dedicated coordinator

With you through recovery — from discharge to your final check-up

Alisa

Specialist in patient care

Keeps in touch during recovery and books your follow-up visits 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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How it really happens

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Advantages

Why our patients choose City Medical Centre

A surgeon and a patient sign a rhinoplasty contract

Contractual guarantee of the result

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

Find out and lose nothing by it

We review your case at a free consultation and tell you plainly whether rhinoplasty is right for you. Just the facts, with no push toward surgery.

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

One visit separates you from your dream

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

We respect your schedule: working 24/7, with easy booking and a personal approach that fits your pace.

At a consultation a surgeon explains the extent of nose correction

Fixed prices

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

A surgeon measures the proportions of a patient's nose

Accuracy down to the detail

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: price list

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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) — 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.

Blog

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Rhinoplasty in Mombasa: price and what is included

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

How much does rhinoplasty in Mombasa cost?

Prices start from $4,200 (≈ KES 550,000). 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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Rhinoplasty in Mombasa: techniques, stages and cost

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 Mombasa is built around their anatomy and wishes.

First visible results appear after about two weeks, and full healing takes around four months on average. The nose settles into its final shape over 1–1.5 years, so seeing your surgeon during this period matters. Until the end of the year, Mombasa patients can have a free post-op consultation where the doctor evaluates the outcome, monitors recovery and answers questions.

Nothing about the price is hidden. For $4,200 (≈ KES 550,000), residents of Mombasa get the operation performed by the plastic surgeon, a day in the ward, follow-up appointments and dressings, and personal coordinator support throughout. The same amount covers open and closed techniques, tip correction and septorhinoplasty. Your first step is a free consultation where the doctor assesses the nose and gives a precise quote.

Stories of Well-Known People

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

Written by Marina T. Pershikova, rhinoplasty surgeon

Open the Kenyan register before you open any brochure

The Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council describes its task as regulating the training and practice of medicine and dentistry through registration, licensing and inspections. Its website puts two searches on the front page. One is for a practitioner, so that you can identify whether your doctor is registered with the Council and duly licensed to practise in the current year. The other is for a health facility, with the same two questions asked of the facility. Mombasa counted 1,208,333 residents at the 2019 census, the city figure published for that census.

Notice the wording licensed in the current year. Practice licences under section 14(1) of the Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act are renewed annually, so a name that was once entered on a register tells you less than a name with a licence that is valid today. Ask the coordinator for the surgeon's full name, copy it letter by letter, and run the search yourself instead of accepting a screenshot.

Specialist recognition has conditions attached. The Council says it recognises practitioners as specialists or subspecialists in recognised fields only when they hold the recognised qualifications and meet the criteria, and that the period of supervised post-training practice is spent under recognised specialists in the same field. So when a coordinator says the surgeon is a specialist, the natural reply is a request for the document that shows the recognition.

The Council lists the licensing of eligible health facilities among its core mandates, and licences are applied for and renewed through an online services portal. The practical point for you is a pair of precise questions: under which licence type does the facility operate, and can I see the entry? A register entry that you check yourself, with the exact name typed in, is worth more than a certificate that arrives as a picture in a chat.

No register can tell you how the surgeon works, so put those questions in writing. How many first-time and how many repeat operations on the nose are done in a year? What is the plan if breathing is affected? Will the person at the consultation be the person at the table? Ask which facility delivers the care and where its licence can be checked.

The register search and the written questions can be done in one sitting. Save a note of the search result with the day and time, because a licence valid today may not be valid after the annual renewal. If the Council's site shows something unexpected, send the coordinator the exact name you typed and the exact words shown, and ask for a written explanation.

Which of three boxes holds your story?

Before the first message, try to complete one sentence: my nose is bothering me because of its shape, its function, or an earlier operation. The clinic sorts its work in exactly that way. A first-time operation corrects the outline and eases breathing wherever the airway is restricted; the clinic names ages 18 to 45 as optimal. A repeat operation is for a nose that was already operated on and came out unsatisfactory or only partly corrected; the clinic performs it a full year or more after the first operation, never earlier. The third option is the combined rhinoseptoplasty, which deals with the septum and the outward form during a single operation.

Typical reasons are a pronounced hump, a bridge that is too broad, a bulbous tip, cartilage or nostrils of unequal size, a saddle profile, an old injury and clear breathing difficulty. Nasal polyps appear on the same list. Where an operation would add nothing, the doctor is expected to say it plainly.

The clinic also lists who should not have this operation: infections, psychiatric conditions, malignant disease, chronic illness that is not under control, poor blood clotting, an age below 18, a damaged skin surface where the incision is planned, or inflammation in the ears, the throat, the nose or the eyes. Read that list at home before the first message and note anything that applies to you, because the surgeon will go through it with you in detail.

Practicalities rest on three clinic facts: general anaesthesia, surgery lasting between an hour and a half and three hours, and one day in the inpatient unit. How far the correction goes is not promised in advance; it comes out of the consultation, where your wishes meet the structure of your own nose.

Bring everything you have from a previous operation: the discharge letter, its date and pictures from before and after.

For the consultation itself, bring three things: a list of what you want to keep about your nose, since surgeons hear wishes for change all day and rarely hear what you value; a note of how you breathe at rest, in the night and during a walk; and the sharp photographs sent earlier. The surgeon can then relate the plan to your own priorities, not just to an average nose.

The weeks under the cast, as a rehearsal

Picture the first fortnight as a sequence you can rehearse at home. Admission and one night of observation on the ward come first. The nostrils then hold splints for days 1–3, so breath goes through the mouth, and you should expect puffiness and perhaps bruises. On day 7 the splints are taken out. An aluminium cast sits over the nose for up to two weeks, and the stitches come out together with it on day 14. Until then, no stooping, no pressure on the nose, and no glasses resting on it.

After that the clinic asks for a quiet month: no steam bath, sauna, pool, hot bath, sunbathing or heavy exertion. Lie on your back with the head raised, and keep both spectacles and make-up away from the bridge. If your sleeping habits are fixed, discuss alternatives with the coordinator well before the date.

Nasal breathing usually comes back within one to two weeks, and swelling falls over the third week, but expect the finished outline only after a year to a year and a half. Appointments therefore carry on once the cast is gone.

Learn the warning signs in advance: hard breathing, severe pain, a high temperature, or a change in the outline of the nose. Any of them means telephoning the doctor straight away.

Ask the coordinator to turn the restrictions into a short day-by-day list for the wall; a paper schedule is easier to follow than rules held in the head.

A folder for tests, signatures and the evening before

Three weeks before surgery, ask for the surgeon's list of tests. It covers a full laboratory set, an ECG, an ultrasound of the leg veins, a chest image and an MSCT of the sinuses, topped by a physician's conclusion that surgery is not ruled out. Each result needs its own form, stamped and signed; ask the coordinator whether forms from your laboratory will be accepted.

The last week is mostly subtraction. Cigarettes and alcohol go, then salty, fatty, fried and spicy dishes, and class 2 compression stockings are bought and packed. Nothing is eaten or drunk during the six hours before the operation. Put the contract, the 3D images, the results and the dates of visits into one folder, and take it with you.

Think about who will be with you in the first days after the night on the ward. Arranging this before the date is a quiet kind of safety.

Twelve months of visits, and the notes worth keeping

When you leave, you take a recovery programme with you. The surgeon examines you at one week, three months and six months, and talking to the surgeon stays free for twelve months. A coordinator keeps in touch through the recovery and books each visit.

Request the contents of the price as a line-by-line list: the surgeon's work, anaesthesia, modelling, the inpatient day, meals, check-ups and dressings, personal coordination, consumables and twelve months of follow-up support. Insist that the contract repeats those lines, and ask what is deliberately left out. Then ask how each complication that the clinic names (swelling, bleeding, infection, breathing difficulty, dissatisfaction) is watched for and whom you telephone.

Nobody needs you to decide today. Send sharp photographs to the coordinator on WhatsApp or Telegram, where messages are answered at any hour; the first online consultation costs nothing.

A closing suggestion: keep one sheet headed What I still do not know. Add a line whenever a reply raises a new question, and strike it through only when the answer exists in writing. By the time the sheet is clean, the decision will have been made with open eyes.

Where in Kenya can I find out whether a surgeon is allowed to practise?

On the website of the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council, which has a search for practitioners showing whether a doctor is registered and licensed in the current year, and a search for health facilities.

Is being registered the same as being a recognised specialist?

No. The Council can recognise a practitioner as a specialist or subspecialist and publishes a list of recognised specialties, so ask which recognition your surgeon holds.

Who is advised against this operation?

Infections, psychiatric conditions, malignant disease, uncontrolled chronic illness, poor blood clotting, age below 18, damaged skin where the cut is planned, and inflamed ears, throat, nose or eyes appear on the clinic's list. The surgeon decides each case after examining you.

Which written answers should I hold before paying a deposit?

The licence number and legal entity, the surgeon's name, the type of operation, the anaesthesia, the list of what the price covers, and the contract that records the terms.

Is there a choice of splint colour?

There is: purple, gold, green, light blue, pink, yellow, raspberry or carbon.

Do I have to commit before sending photographs?

Not at all. The first online consultation is free; the surgeon studies your photographs and tells you whether the operation fits.

What helps if the nose was operated on before?

The discharge letter, the date of that operation and photographs from before and after. The clinic performs a repeat operation only after twelve months have passed.