Rhinoplasty (Nose Job)

Primary rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Jeffrey J. Roth MD FACS to reshape the nasal bridge, refine the tip, correct a deviated septum, reduce a dorsal hump, or improve nasal proportions. Both open and closed techniques are available depending on the degree of correction needed. Average cost ranges from $9,000 to $11,000 at this Las Vegas practice. Results are long-lasting once swelling fully resolves at twelve months.

Rhinoplasty at Las Vegas Plastic Surgery is performed by Dr. Jeffrey J. Roth, a dual board-certified surgeon with FACS credentialing and a microsurgery fellowship from USC that supports his approach to precise tissue manipulation. The procedure — colloquially called a nose job — can be performed using either an open or a closed technique. In open rhinoplasty, a small incision is placed in the columella (the strip of tissue between the nostrils) to allow full exposure of the nasal cartilage framework; this approach is typically used when significant structural changes are required, such as tip reshaping, major dorsal reduction, or correction of asymmetry. In closed rhinoplasty, all incisions are placed inside the nostrils, avoiding any external scar, and is suitable for more limited modifications. The scope of rhinoplasty at this practice includes reduction of a dorsal hump (the bump on the nasal bridge), narrowing of a wide nose, refining a bulbous or asymmetric tip, correcting a crooked nose, and addressing functional concerns such as a deviated septum that impairs nasal airflow (septorhinoplasty). Post-operative recovery involves splinting of the nose for one week, bruising and swelling around the eyes for approximately two weeks, and gradual resolution of nasal swelling over three to six months — with the final refined result fully visible at twelve months as the last of the swelling dissipates and tissues settle. Dr. Roth's average pricing ranges from $9,000 to $11,000, with starting pricing at approximately $9,500, and revision rhinoplasty quoted separately. A consultation with the doctor is required to assess nasal anatomy, discuss aesthetic goals, and confirm the surgical plan and final price.