Rhinoplasty

Dr. Adam Tattelbaum performs cosmetic and reduction rhinoplasty at his Rockville, Maryland practice, serving the Washington DC metro area. All-inclusive pricing ranges from $12,000 to $15,000, covering surgeon, anesthesia, and facility fees. Computer imaging is used during consultation to hone the surgical plan and establish shared aesthetic goals. Described by Dr. Tattelbaum as one of the most technically demanding procedures he performs, rhinoplasty at AT Cosmetics addresses concerns including nasal size, dorsal hump, tip definition, and nasal asymmetry.

Rhinoplasty at AT Cosmetics is performed by Dr. Adam G. Tattelbaum, who has described it as one of the most delicate surgical procedures he undertakes — reflecting its technical complexity and the fine margin between a result that meets the patient's goals and one that requires revision. The all-inclusive fee range of $12,000 to $15,000 covers cosmetic rhinoplasty with all operative costs bundled; implants, if required, are quoted separately following examination. A distinctive feature of consultations at the Rockville practice is the use of computer imaging as a planning and communication tool: photographs of the patient's nose are modified digitally to approximate the planned surgical changes, giving both the surgeon and patient a shared visual reference for the intended outcome. This is explicitly framed as a teaching and alignment tool rather than a guaranteed result preview, appropriate given the influence of skin thickness, healing, and swelling on the final shape. The practice offers cosmetic rhinoplasty to address a range of common concerns including disproportionate nasal size relative to facial features, a dorsal hump (bony or cartilaginous elevation of the nasal bridge), a wide, bulbous, or underprojected tip, nasal asymmetry, and a drooping or plunging tip. Reduction rhinoplasty, the most common approach at the practice, reduces nasal size and refines the bridge and tip through osteotomies of the nasal bones and cartilage reshaping or resection. Structural rhinoplasty using cartilage grafts — typically harvested from the septum, ear, or rib — is available where support or projection needs to be added rather than reduced. The practice's alternate rhinoplasty contact line ((301) 804-6832) indicates dedicated intake for nasal surgery consultations. Dr. Tattelbaum's dual board certification spanning both general surgery and plastic surgery provides a thorough anatomical foundation for managing both cosmetic and functional nasal concerns. The DC metro area practice accepts patients from Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC.