Well... at least part of the cost. I learned of this from a patient who came to see me in order to obtain an "independent ENT evaluation" regarding her deviated septum . In essence, in order for insurance to pay part of the cost of one's rhinoplasty, a few things need to happen. Step 1: See a plastic surgeon who will perform your nosejob rhinoplasty. If the plastic surgeon notes a deviated septum or if you also have a significant nasal obstruction , see an ENT . If the pla…