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Rhinoplasty (Nose Job) Prices and Clinics in Sharjah
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Rhinoplasty (Nose Job) Specialists
Dr. Khalid Abdulla Alawadi
Medcare
Dr. Noha Samir Amer
Saudi German Hospital
Dr. Akhil Vijay
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Mais Al Karmi
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. Johannes Hendricus Scheepers
CosmeSurge
Dr. Zamir Eid Paez Mojica
CosmeSurge
Dr. Mohamed Aly Mahmoud Abdel Hamid
Zulekha Hospital
Ms. Pinky Biswal
Zulekha Hospital
Prof. Dr. Ayman Shouman
Al Moosa Clinics & Day Surgery Center
Dr. Ahmed Kamal Ahmed
Medcare
Dr. Branislav Matejic
Saudi German Hospital
Dr. Sameh Hamdi Abdelhamid Ibrahim Seyam
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Mohammed Khamas
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. Mawaheb Al Wedami
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. Shashank Sharma
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Parag M. Rane
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Zainab Al-Azzawi
WOW Medical Center
Dr. Abdulbaqi Al Khatib
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. May Shaker
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Ahmed Elian
Saudi German Hospital
Dr. Karan Shetty
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Maher Bader
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Sachinvijay Tulpule
CosmeSurge
Dr. Nibraz C H
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Mohammed Hashmat Faheem
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Samir Issa
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Helmy
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Sadhuna Solih
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Chidanand Bedjirgi
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Anshu Mishra
CosmeSurge
Dr. Ragesh Kuyyattil Panchikkal
Primacare Clinics
Dr. Claudio Inove
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. Gisela Birgit Gie Orzol Vandehult
CosmeSurge
Dr. Alan Haso
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Roseli Cardinali
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. Muqdad Al Hammadi
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. Marwan Youssef
Elyzee Day Surgery Medical Center
Dr. Shoaib Ehsan Hasani
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Mounika Reddy Y
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Khaldoun Jabi
Lavie Clinic
Dr. Saranya Devi
Zulekha Hospital
Prof. Dr. Kanaan Sharif
Canadian Medical Center
Dr. Sherif Hantash
CosmeSurge
Dr. Jagpreet Singh Deed
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Ghodratollah Nowrasteh
Medcare
Dr. Salim Kanaan
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Lina Kouachi
Zulekha Hospital
Dr. Sherif Elkhouly
Saudi German Hospital
Dr. Abraham Thomas
Cutis International Cosmetic Clinic
Dr. Luiz Roberto Reis De Araujo
CosmeSurge
What is rhinoplasty (a nose job)?
Rhinoplasty, commonly called a nose job, is surgery that reshapes the nose to change its appearance, its function, or both. A surgeon may adjust the bridge, tip, nostrils or overall proportions, working through the nostrils (closed) or with a small external incision (open). It is chosen for cosmetic reasons, to help breathing, or to address structural changes after an injury. A separate, non-surgical option uses dermal filler to make temporary refinements without surgery. Outcomes and recovery vary from person to person, and the plan is set by an individual clinical assessment.
What rhinoplasty costs in Sharjah
MediFinder does not yet have enough comparable rhinoplasty prices to calculate a reliable UAE market range. A surgical quote depends on the technique and an individual assessment, so available clinic prices are shown individually with their pricing units and last-updated dates. Ask each clinic for a full quote after a consultation.
Surgical rhinoplasty is usually quoted as a total fee for the operation, which is why prices are large and vary widely between cases. The comparison above uses the total surgical fee where enough clinics are comparable; a non-surgical filler refinement is a different, lower-cost and temporary procedure listed separately. Figures are indicative and clinic-published — the final price depends on the technique, the surgeon, whether anaesthesia and the facility are included, and an individual assessment. Confirm the full quote, what it covers, and any revision policy directly with the clinic.
Prices by rhinoplasty type and purpose
Different types of rhinoplasty are priced differently. A full surgical reshaping usually costs more than a tip-only refinement, and a revision procedure — a second operation to adjust an earlier result — is often more involved and priced separately. A non-surgical filler refinement is temporary and priced per session, so it should not be read as the price of surgery. Where a type’s pricing basis is known, a live figure is shown; where it is not, the type is listed for context without a number.
- Surgical rhinoplasty
- Non-surgical (filler) rhinoplasty — A temporary filler refinement, priced per session — not the price of surgery.
- Tip refinement (tipplasty)
- Revision rhinoplasty — A second procedure to adjust an earlier result; often more complex and priced separately.
- Septorhinoplasty / deviated septum — Combines breathing correction with reshaping; a functional element may be assessed differently by insurers.
- Open versus closed rhinoplasty
- Ethnic rhinoplasty
- Rhinoplasty for men
Surgical versus non-surgical pricing
A surgical rhinoplasty is usually quoted as a single total fee for the operation, while a non-surgical (filler) refinement is often priced per session and lasts only months. The two are not comparable on price alone, because they are different procedures with different results and longevity. A surgical quote can also be structured in different ways — some clinics list the surgeon’s fee only, while others bundle anaesthesia, the facility and follow-up. Ask exactly what the total covers, whether it is a starting price, and what a revision would cost; the final figure depends on an individual assessment.
| Quote type | What it means | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Surgical total fee | One total price for the operation. | What the fee bundles — surgeon, anaesthesia, facility, follow-up and revision policy. |
| Per session (non-surgical) | A price for a filler-based refinement, repeated over time. | The product used, how long it lasts, and top-up costs. |
| Package | The surgery bundled with related costs for one price. | Exactly which costs are included and any exclusions. |
What does a rhinoplasty price normally include?
A surgical quote can be built in different ways, so compare what each price covers rather than the headline number alone. The items below are the ones that most often differ between clinics and can change the total considerably.
- Consultation and assessment, with imaging or a 3D simulation where offered
- The surgeon’s fee and who performs the surgery
- Anaesthesia and the anaesthetist’s fee
- The operating facility and an overnight stay if needed
- Follow-up appointments and splint or dressing removal
- The revision policy and what a revision would cost
- Whether VAT and any other charges are included
- Whether the figure is a starting price for one clinic
Open, closed and other rhinoplasty techniques
Surgeons use several approaches. Closed rhinoplasty works through the nostrils with no external scar; open rhinoplasty uses a small incision across the columella for wider access. Tip refinement adjusts the tip alone, while ultrasonic or piezo techniques reshape bone with specialised instruments. A septorhinoplasty combines cosmetic reshaping with correction of a deviated septum. The right approach depends on the individual case and the surgeon’s assessment; this page does not present any single technique as universally suitable.
What affects the final price
The complexity of the case is usually the largest driver: a full reshaping or a revision needs more time than a tip refinement. The surgeon’s experience, whether general anaesthesia and an operating theatre are required, an overnight stay, and the clinic’s location all affect the total. A functional element, such as correcting a deviated septum, can change both the surgery and how any insurance element is handled. Because a low headline figure may exclude anaesthesia, the facility or follow-up, always ask for the full total and what it includes.
Rhinoplasty at a glance
The facts below are typical and general. Individual assessment by a licensed surgeon decides what applies to you, and results vary between people.
- Clinical name
- Rhinoplasty (nasal reshaping surgery)
- Procedure time
- About 1–3 hours (surgical)
- Anaesthesia
- General, or local with sedation
- Splint / dressings
- Often about a week
- Initial downtime
- Many resume light activity in 1–2 weeks
- Final result
- Settles over months, up to a year+
- Non-surgical option
- ~15–30 min filler refinement; temporary
- Practitioner
- Licensed plastic or ENT surgeon
- Insurance
- Cosmetic paid privately; functional may differ
Before, during and after surgery
Before surgery, the surgeon reviews your health, medication and goals, examines the nose inside and out, and may use photographs or a 3D simulation to discuss possible changes. Surgical rhinoplasty commonly takes around one to three hours, usually under general anaesthesia or local anaesthesia with sedation depending on the case. Afterwards, a splint and dressings are often worn for about a week, and bruising and swelling around the eyes are common in the first days. Many people return to light activities within one to two weeks, while strenuous exercise is usually paused for longer. Swelling settles gradually, and the final shape can take up to a year or more to appear as residual swelling resolves. A non-surgical filler refinement, by contrast, takes about 15–30 minutes with little downtime and lasts only months.
Safety, risks and suitability
Rhinoplasty is an established surgical procedure, but like any surgery it carries risks and no result can be promised. Suitability depends on your health, the structure of your nose, your goals and a surgeon’s assessment. Possible risks include bleeding, infection, bruising, swelling, changes to breathing or sensation, an uneven or unexpected result, scarring with the open approach, and the risks of anaesthesia; some people need a revision procedure later. Results vary between individuals and take time to settle. Choose a licensed surgeon, discuss realistic outcomes, and follow the aftercare advice. Seek prompt medical attention for heavy bleeding, a high fever, severe pain, or difficulty breathing after surgery.
How to compare rhinoplasty clinics and surgeons
Look beyond the headline number. Check whether the quote is a total surgical fee or a starting price, and whether it includes anaesthesia, the facility, follow-up and a revision policy. Ask who will perform the surgery, their surgical experience with the nose, and what results are realistic for your case. The relevant facility and professional regulator depends on the clinic’s location. Where MediFinder shows a facility-licence status, it means the clinic’s licence was checked against the regulator’s available records — it is not an assessment of surgical outcomes or of who performs the procedure. Confirm the full quote and your suitability directly with the clinic before booking.
Compare rhinoplasty prices by emirate
Rhinoplasty is offered across the UAE. Choose an emirate to see local clinics, local prices and neighbourhood filters. Availability and prices vary between clinics and surgeons rather than by a single rule per emirate.
People comparing rhinoplasty often also consider chin or cheek work to balance the profile, and reconstructive nose surgery in specific medical cases. The links below lead to related comparisons where MediFinder has enough information for a useful page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does rhinoplasty cost in the UAE?
Rhinoplasty in the UAE is usually quoted as a total surgical fee, which varies widely with the technique, the surgeon and each case. Where enough clinics list comparable prices, the live range and typical figure are shown above with the date they were last updated. A non-surgical filler refinement is a separate, lower-cost temporary option. Confirm a full quote after a consultation.
What is the difference between surgical and non-surgical rhinoplasty?
Surgical rhinoplasty reshapes the bone and cartilage of the nose and gives a lasting change, with recovery time. Non-surgical rhinoplasty uses dermal filler to smooth or camouflage contours temporarily, with little downtime, and typically lasts months before wearing off. They are different procedures priced separately, and a surgeon or doctor can advise which, if either, suits your goals.
How long is recovery after rhinoplasty?
After surgical rhinoplasty a splint is often worn for about a week, and bruising and swelling around the eyes are common at first. Many people return to light activities within one to two weeks, with strenuous exercise paused for longer. Swelling settles gradually, and the final shape can take up to a year or more to appear. Recovery varies between individuals; follow your surgeon’s specific advice.
Is rhinoplasty painful?
Surgical rhinoplasty is carried out under anaesthesia, so you should not feel the operation. Afterwards, most people describe congestion, pressure and mild-to-moderate discomfort rather than severe pain, usually managed with prescribed medication in the first days. Experiences vary, and your surgical team will explain what to expect and how to manage it.
How do I choose a rhinoplasty surgeon in the UAE?
Check that the surgeon is licensed by the relevant UAE regulator for your emirate and experienced with nasal surgery. Ask how many rhinoplasties they perform, to see a range of their own before-and-after cases, what result is realistic for your nose, and what the quote includes, including the revision policy. A consultation lets you discuss goals and risks before deciding.
Is rhinoplasty covered by insurance in the UAE?
Rhinoplasty done purely for appearance is generally paid for privately. Surgery to correct a functional problem — for example a deviated septum affecting breathing, or damage after an injury — may be assessed differently by an insurer, subject to the policy, clinical criteria, medical necessity and pre-authorisation. Coverage is not promised; check the specific terms with your insurer and clinic in advance.
What is revision rhinoplasty?
Revision (or secondary) rhinoplasty is a further procedure to adjust the result of an earlier nose surgery. It is often more complex than a first operation because of scar tissue and altered anatomy, and it is usually assessed and priced separately. A surgeon will advise whether it is appropriate and how long to wait after the previous surgery.
Can rhinoplasty improve breathing or fix a deviated septum?
When breathing is affected by the internal structure of the nose, surgery to straighten a deviated septum (septoplasty) can be combined with reshaping in a septorhinoplasty. Whether this applies to you depends on an examination. The functional part may be handled differently from the cosmetic part for insurance, so discuss both with your surgeon and insurer.
When are the final results of rhinoplasty visible?
Early changes are visible once the splint is removed and initial swelling eases, but the nose keeps refining for many months. Most of the swelling settles over the first months, while subtle residual swelling, especially at the tip, can take up to a year or more to fully resolve. The pace of settling varies between people and between surgical techniques.
Is there an age requirement for rhinoplasty?
Surgeons usually prefer to wait until facial growth is largely complete, which is typically in the later teens, and they assess maturity and expectations case by case. There is no single fixed age for adults; suitability depends on your health, goals and the surgeon’s assessment rather than age alone. Discuss timing with a licensed surgeon.