Rhinoplasty prices in Albania: what clinics publish (2026)

This page collects the rhinoplasty prices for Albania that clinics, media and listing sites have published, each with its source and date. These are published or reported prices, not our survey. Our own survey, based on written quotes for the same standard cases, is in progress and will be added when it is complete. See how we collect prices.

A published range is a starting point. It is not an offer. Your quote depends on your nose, the technique and what is included.

What do clinics publish about their own prices?

Two Tirana hospitals publish rhinoplasty prices with named procedures on their own sites. Both pages are undated, so treat them as current when the page was read for this guide (October 2026), not as a price list you can hold them to.

Source	Date	Price	Scope stated
Hygeia Hospital Tirana, own site	Undated	Primary €2,000–3,800	Surgeon, anaesthesia, facility, follow-up during stay; hotel and flights extra
Hygeia Hospital Tirana, own site	Undated	Septorhinoplasty €3,200–4,200	As above
Hygeia Hospital Tirana, own site	Undated	Revision €3,800–5,500	As above
Hygeia Hospital Tirana, own site	Undated	Tip rhinoplasty €2,500–3,200; alar base €800–1,200; piezo add-on €400–800	As above
American Hospital, own FAQ	Undated	€2,500–3,500	Surgeon, anaesthesia, stay, medication, follow-up

Naming a clinic here means only that it publishes this information. It is not a ranking or a recommendation. See the clinics hub for how clinics are assessed.

What have the press and listing sites reported?

Media and aggregators report a wider and lower spread, with less detail about what is included. Treat these with more caution than a clinic’s own page.

Source	Date	Price	Notes
Money.it (Italian press)	10 May 2025	€1,800–3,500 for Albania (Italy €3,000–10,000)	Press estimate; source of the Albanian range not attributed
Panorama (Italian press)	14 January 2024	About €2,500 for Albania (Italy €5,000–8,000)	Press estimate
123.clinic (aggregator)	October 2026	€3,000–4,200, average €3,600	Method not disclosed
WhatClinic (listing site), Tirana listings	Undated	About 145,000–250,000 Lek	Mixed scope; ranges for some listings are inconsistent
Agency package listing	August 2022	€2,990 “all inclusive”	Agency, not a clinic; inclusions not stated; current offer unverified
Patient report on RealSelf	2021	About €1,500 for a revision with alar base and piezo	One invoice, one patient

The Lek figures depend on the exchange rate. Check the rate on the day you read this; do not convert from memory.

How do the numbers fit together?

Taken together, the sources suggest a range of roughly €2,000–4,500 for primary rhinoplasty and €3,800–5,500 for revision, with press reports lower and one aggregator in the middle. That is a reading of published numbers, not an average of real invoices. Do not budget for the lowest figure.

For comparison with other countries, see Albania or Turkey, Albania or Italy and Albania or the UK.

How do you read a quote?

Read a quote by checking what it covers, who operates and where, before comparing the total. A good quote is itemised and dated.

1. Check the operation. Primary, septorhinoplasty, tip or revision are priced differently. Ask for the technique in words.
2. Check the surgeon. Is the surgeon named? Will the person you meet at the consultation be the one operating? See how to verify a surgeon.
3. Check the setting. Hospital, day hospital or clinic; anaesthetist on site; nights of stay. See hospital or clinic.
4. Check what is in and out. Use the list in what a quote should include.
5. Check validity. How long is the quote valid and in which currency?
6. Check the extras. Hotel, flights, tests and medication are often outside the price. See hidden costs.
7. Check the terms. Deposit, cancellation, revision and follow-up after you fly home.

A figure with no scope is not a price. If a clinic or agency will not break it down, that is information.

Why are prices in Albania lower than in some countries?

Published prices are lower than the ranges Italian press and UK sources report for their own countries, but a price gap is not a measure of quality or of risk. The sources here do not explain the gap and we do not claim to. What matters for you is whether the lower price still includes a qualified surgeon, a properly licensed facility and follow-up. See is rhinoplasty in Albania safe.

What is missing from this page?

Missing from this page are many clinics. We found 26 entities listing rhinoplasty or nearby services in Tirana, and only two publish prices with named procedures on their own sites. For the others, only directory figures exist, and those are unreliable. Our survey asks every clinic for an itemised written quote for the same three standard cases, and each profile will show the range, its source and the date it was collected.

If you have a quote you would like to share, the methodology page explains how we use invoices patients send.

Next steps

Request an itemised quote with the help of questions to ask a clinic, and check hidden costs before you compare totals. The cost hub lists all price guides.