A high-quality nose job in Turkey cost around £2500 to £3000 if it is done by real professionals. Any offer below this price will most probably not provide the results required as they will be done by non-qualified people.

Turkey is good at nose jobs. Due to their highly skilled doctors in nearly all fields, the nose jobs done in Turkey by reputable doctors end up with great results.

The best country for a nose job is Turkey. Due to the medical education system that is creating very highly skilled people and its base to host international patients, Turkey is leading the nose jobs.

For a rhinoplasty, you need to stay 7 nights in Turkey. After these 7 nights, you can return to your country without bandages or stitches.

Turkey is a safe place for plastic surgery. If you work with a reputable partner that will help you to be operated on in an accredited hospital and by competent doctors, Turkey is a very safe place for plastic surgery.

Nose jobs do not expire. But the nose is an organ that does change its shape over the years. So minor changes are expected over long years. But these changes will be minor after a nose job.

One of the cheapest countries for quality rhinoplasty is Turkey. As the wage rates, rents, and cost of living are much cheaper there, the prices are lower for rhinoplasty as well.

The best places to get a nose job in Turkey are Istanbul and Izmir. With a high number of qualified surgeons and hospitals, these cities are top choices for rhinoplasty.

There is no single ‘best’ rhinoplasty surgeon in Turkey. Contrary to popular belief, even skilled rhinoplasty surgeons have specific specializations based on nose types and desired results. That’s why it’s essential to work with a professional team that can match you with the best surgeon for your specific case.

There is no single best nose surgeon in the world. Unlike the general belief even among the doctors who are good at rhinoplasty, some are specialized in some types of nose and results. Thus you have to work with a professional group so that they can find you the best surgeon for your case.

You will get a detailed customized list from your surgeon about what to do and what not to do before the operation. Please do not act before you get your customized list. Here is general guidance that our surgeons share with their patients:

• You should inform your surgeon about your routine medication and health history
• You should avoid Aspirin or any products containing aspirin as well as Ibuprofen and Naproxen sodium anti-inflammatory medications at least two weeks before surgery
• You should quit smoking two weeks before the surgery and do not be around smokers
• You should avoid tanning beds or direct sun exposure on your face for at least one month before your surgery
• You should stop the intake of alcohol as well as caffeine for 24 hours before surgery
• You should not eat anything or take any fluids after 9 pm the night before the operation. Any food, water, coffee, juice, or liquids are not allowed on the morning of the operation
• You can brush your teeth on the morning of the operation
• You are also allowed to take a shower (any soap/body wash is ok)
• Your hair should be up in a ponytail if it is long
• You should not wear any make-up, jewelry, contact lenses, hairspray/hair conditioner or nail polish
• You are advised to choose loose comfortable clothing
• You should inform your doctor if you have any of the following symptoms within two weeks of your surgery: fever, cough cold, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, or poisoning

Although it may vary from patient to patient, here’s a typical daily schedule for nose operations:

First Day:

• You arrive at the airport and your driver will wait for you at the exit of the customs zone with a tag with your name.
• He will drive you to the hospital and hand you to your patient representative who is fluent in your language.
• After the initial registration procedure, you will meet your doctor in person. Your surgeon will explain to you the procedure in detail and examine you before he advises on the right size and shape of the nose that would fit you best. You will have an opportunity to discuss your preferences and expectations from your operation.
• You will have your last checks to prepare you for operation.
• Then your procedure will start and will last for one to two hours.
• Within an hour after the procedure, anesthesia will ease and you will regain consciousness.
• Your doctor performs an initial check-up and you stay at the hospital on the first night.
• Most rhinoplasty patients require a temperature facemask after the procedure to soften the tissues as well as prevent bruising and swelling.
• You will be given a pressurized facemask after the procedure.

2nd day:

• This will be the healing and rehabilitation day for you.
• Your doctor will perform the second check-up in the morning before your discharge from the hospital.
• You will be advised on your medication and provided instructions on the dressing routine.
• You will move to your hotel room and rest as much as possible for the day.

3rd, 4th and 5th days:

• You are advised to continue resting in your room.
• You should avoid heavy activities but may take a walk or go out for dinner.
• Shopping, attending a cultural or sightseeing tour might be a good option for you to visit different places in the city.

6th day:

• You will visit your doctor in the hospital for the last checks, removal of nasal bandage, stitches, and change of dressing.
• Your doctor advises you further on medication and the types of activities you can get involved in throughout your recovery period.
• You will be ready to go back home after the sixth day.

Your surgeon will give you detailed instructions tailored to your situation. Please do not act before you get your customized list. But general guidelines that our surgeons are sharing with their patients are as follows:

• There will be pain in your nose area for the first 3-4 days. Take your pain medication before the pain becomes too severe
  Some bruising and swelling are normal. It is expected to take between 3-6 months to see final results
• You should apply cold compresses on the operative area for 15 minutes, off for 15 minutes as needed for the first 24-48 hours
• You should not apply a warm or hot compress on the operative area
• You should sleep while your head is elevated on two pillows for one week
• You should not blow your nose for two weeks. You may gently clean your nostrils with a warm moistened tissue paper
• If you have to sneeze do it through your mouth
• You should avoid touching your nose in any way for at least 3-4 weeks after surgery
  Numbness in the operative area might be expected. Time varies for the numbness to fade away
• Your doctor will give you a prescription for narcotic pain medication as well as antibiotics. Please follow the medication plan that your doctor sets for you. Avoid Aspirin or Aspirin containing products
  While using narcotic pain medication, you should consume liquid as much as possible to prevent dehydration
• You should not consume any alcohol with narcotics
  Good types of food to have after surgery are; saltines, crackers, rice, popsicles, and light soups
• You should not take medications on an empty stomach
• You should rest when you feel tired
• You might feel mild to moderate discomfort after the anesthesia has worn off
• You should avoid bending and stooping
• You may get up from the bed and walk around the day after surgery. This will prevent the blood clots
• You can continue your activities at a low tempo. You may feel tired for the first few days but you should be able to return to normal activities within 2-3 weeks
• You should avoid direct sun exposure on the operative area for one year
• You may drive in 2-3 days provided you are not taking any pain medication
• You may return to work within 5-7 days, depending on the type of work you do
  You may take a shower the day after surgery. Any soap/body wash/shampoo/conditioner is ok for use
• You must not get your dressings wet
• You can bend your head back to shampoo and rinse out your hair
• After surgery, your nose may be packed with soft tampons and dressing. This may prevent you from breathing through your nose, so breathe through your mouth
• Have a humidifier next to your bed along with plenty of fluids. This will help you feel more comfortable and help prevent dehydration
• You should change the drip pad under your nose when it gets too soiled