Consultation · Zagreb
Rhinoplasty consultation
The examination lasts about 45 minutes. We talk about what bothers you, I examine the nose and breathing, and we take standard photographs. At the end you know whether the procedure makes sense for you and what it would look like.
~45 min · Zagreb · first conversation by video call for patients from abroad
- Shape and breathing are assessed together, in the same plan
- At the end of the examination you receive a plan and a written cost outline
Who the examination is for
What the examination looks like
- 01
Discussion
What bothers you, since when, and what you expect from the procedure. The decision must be yours. If the main reason is someone else’s opinion, we talk about that openly.
- 02
Examination of the nose and breathing
Analysis of the face and nose from the outside, examination inside the nose and an assessment of breathing. Endoscopy is done when it is needed.
- 03
Photographs
Standard photographs from several angles. They are used for planning and for talking about a possible outcome.
- 04
Plan and cost outline
If the procedure makes sense, you receive a proposal of what would be done and a written cost outline. If it does not, you hear that straight away.
Appointment and arrival
What should I bring to the examination?
- reports and operative notes, if you have already had nasal surgery
- CT or MRI scans, if you have them
- for revision or a nasal injury: older photographs from before
- a list of previous nasal procedures with approximate dates
How much does the examination cost, and is it included in the price of surgery?
The examination costs €110 and is paid separately. It is not included in the price of surgery. Approximate fees for the procedures are on the Fees →
I am coming from abroad. How does that work?
The first conversation can be a video call: what bothers you, what you have had done so far and what you expect. The examination, photographs and cost outline are done in person in Zagreb. If you decide on the procedure, plan the stay until the splint comes off, not only until the day of surgery. Reviews after the procedure are arranged in advance.
More about procedures, recovery and results: FAQ →
This website is for information only and does not replace a medical examination, diagnosis or advice. Any decision about surgery is made after an in-person assessment and a discussion of expected outcomes, possible complications and alternatives. In an emergency, contact emergency medical services or call 194 or 112.