Rhinoplasty in Yerevan

Yes. Revision cases are a major part of the practice, especially when both appearance and breathing need to be restored.

Rib cartilage may be used in complex primary or revision cases when septal or ear cartilage is insufficient to rebuild stable nasal support. The surgeon determines whether this graft is needed after an in-person examination and assessment of your anatomy.

The initial phase lasts a few weeks, while final tissue settling takes longer. Each patient receives a structured recovery plan.

No. When needed, rhinoplasty is combined with septoplasty and functional breathing correction.

The cost depends on the scope of work and the complexity of the case. The price usually covers anesthesia, the clinic stay, consumables, and follow-up check-ups. You receive an exact estimate at the consultation.

Rhinoplasty is performed under general anesthesia with an anesthesiologist. Your health is assessed beforehand, and you are continuously monitored during the procedure.

Patients usually stay in Yerevan for about 7–10 days — until the fixators are removed and the first follow-up is done. The exact timing depends on recovery and is agreed with the doctor.

Yes. You can send photos and medical records to receive a preliminary assessment and plan before you travel. This is especially convenient for international patients.