Revision rhinoplasty is one of the most complex procedures in facial surgery, and its cost reflects that complexity. Patients who approach revision purely on the basis of price often find themselves in a cycle of disappointment.
What Determines the Cost?
Unlike primary rhinoplasty, revision surgery is rarely a straightforward procedure. Operative time is longer — often three to five hours. The need for cartilage grafting may involve rib harvest, which adds time and technical complexity. A specialist anaesthetist, fully equipped facility, and comprehensive aftercare programme all contribute to the overall fee. Learn more about rib cartilage grafting and why it adds value.
A Realistic Fee Range for 2026
- Non-surgical revision (filler only): from £650
- Standard surgical revision: from £9,500
- Complex revision (rib cartilage, structural rebuild): from £14,500
These figures include all consultations, anaesthetic, facility fees, and a minimum of 12 months of post-operative care. See our full pricing page for more details.
"The least expensive revision is the one that works. A failed revision is far more costly in every sense."
What Is Often Left Out of Low Quotes
Discounted surgery packages frequently exclude anaesthetic fees, facility costs, post-operative appointments, and access to your surgeon between appointments. Always request an all-inclusive written quote. Before booking, read our guide on how to choose a qualified surgeon.
Finance Options
We offer 0% interest finance over 12 months and low-rate extended credit plans for patients who prefer to spread the cost. Finance is subject to status. Speak with our patient coordination team for a full breakdown of your options.
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