Rhinoplasty Cost Calculator

Estimate the cost of rhinoplasty (a nose job) in Australia. Choose the type, anaesthetic and surgeon, a functional component may attract a Medicare rebate.

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Estimated rhinoplasty cost · NSW$11,250 – $16,850Indicative estimate only
$14,040Midpoint
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$14,040
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💰 Ways to save
  • A functional component may attract a Medicare rebate and private health cover, check eligibility.
  • Day-surgery rather than overnight hospital admission can reduce facility fees.

or from $67/week over 5 years , indicative finance

How we estimate this

Rhinoplasty in Australia typically costs $8,000–$20,000 in 2026, covering the surgeon, anaesthetist and facility fees. Revision procedures cost more due to their complexity.

Pricing reviewed: June 2026.

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Understanding rhinoplasty costs in Australia

Rhinoplasty in Australia typically costs $8,000–$20,000 in 2026, covering the surgeon, anaesthetist and facility fees. Revision procedures cost more due to their complexity.

A purely cosmetic nose job has no Medicare rebate, but a functional procedure (correcting breathing or a deviated septum) may attract one, which also unlocks private health cover.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a nose job cost in Australia?

Rhinoplasty typically costs $8,000–$20,000 in 2026, including surgeon, anaesthetist and facility fees. Revision surgery costs more.

Is rhinoplasty covered by Medicare?

Purely cosmetic rhinoplasty isn’t, but a functional procedure (e.g. correcting breathing or a septum) may attract a Medicare item number and private health cover.

Why is revision rhinoplasty more expensive?

Operating on previously altered tissue is more complex and time-consuming, so revision procedures cost more than a primary rhinoplasty.

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