Rhinoplasty Photos: What to Send for a Quote

Four photos are enough for a first opinion. Take them with your phone, one after the other, with the same light.

1. Front. Look straight ahead, mouth relaxed, face level.
2. Left side. Turn your head so your whole profile is visible. Look at the wall in front of you.
3. Right side. The same, the other way.
4. From below. Chin up a little, so both nostrils and the base of the nose are visible.

Optional: a three-quarter view on each side. It helps with the tip and the bridge, but you can skip it.

• Daylight. Stand facing a window. Do not use the flash.
• A plain wall behind you, and no strong shadows on your face.
• An arm's length or a little more. A selfie held very close makes the nose look bigger and distorts it.
• Phone at nose height, held straight, in portrait mode.
• Ask someone to take them if you can. It is easier to keep the same angle.

• No make-up on the nose and no filters or beauty mode.
• Hair tied back off your face, glasses off.
• A relaxed face: no smile, no raised eyebrows.
• Send the original photos, not screenshots or cropped images.

Add photos from before your first operation, if you have them, and your operation report or at least the date, the surgeon and what was done. See the revision rhinoplasty guide.

• With a free quote. The form has a photo step. You can continue without photos and add them later.
• On WhatsApp. Send them to your coordinator in the same chat.

Your coordinator passes them to the surgeons you chose and you get a written quote, usually within 24 hours. You pay nothing until you accept it. Get a free quote. For prices, see the rhinoplasty cost guide.

• Only the surgeons you chose, and only to prepare your quote. You tick a box to agree before you send them.
• Not used for ads. We never use your health data for advertising, or send it to analytics or advertising tools.
• Never published without your separate permission.
• You can ask us to delete them any time. If you do not book, we keep an enquiry for up to 3 years at most, then delete or anonymise it.

Photos of your face and nose are health data, so we handle them with care. Read the privacy policy.