picked by agentsPicked by Agents index · Cosmetic surgery in Atlanta, GA
We asked Instinct this exact question in September 2026. Below is who each one picked, who it shortlisted, and who it looked at and passed on, in its own words.
Europe · Instinct over iMessage · asked 2026-09-28 11:26 UTC
“Its Atlanta practice lists surgeon Carson Huynh's cosmetic-surgery and oral/maxillofacial board credentials, an approximately $7,500-$12,000 primary rhinoplasty fee inclusive of anesthesia and operating-room charges, and $200 in-person or virtual consultations, but the prices date to January 2025 and no open consultation slot was verified.”
“Its Alpharetta-area practice identifies board-certified plastic surgeon Dean Fardo and publishes an $8,000-$10,000-and-up rhinoplasty estimate inclusive of surgeon, operating-room, anesthesia and visit fees, with consultations by request but no live opening verified.”
“Atlanta surgeon Alan Larsen is described as double board-certified and the rhinoplasty page starts at $11,000 with consultations offered, but a separate practice price list says $10,400 and up, included facility and anesthesia charges were not clear, and no live opening was verified.”
“Double board-certified Paul Daraei publishes tiered rhinoplasty figures and offers consultation requests, but his separate cost guide says anesthesia and facility costs affect the final quote, so the posted figures cannot safely be treated as total prices and no slot was verified.”
“David Brothers is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and offers consultations, but the practice publishes no numeric rhinoplasty total before a consultation and no opening was verified.”
“Its 2026 guide describes Pradeep Sinha as a board-certified ENT surgeon and invites consultations, but gives no numeric practice-specific total or verifiable consultation opening.”
“Stanley Okoro describes double board certification and estimates $7,000-$12,000 for Atlanta rhinoplasty generally, but that is a regional estimate rather than his practice's published patient total and no consultation opening was verified.”
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