Nose Surgeries

Septoplasty With Or Without Turbinoplasty

Corrects a deviated septum, which is a crooked wall inside the nose that makes it hard to breathe

Fess

1) FESS can help with nasal congestion, pain, drainage, difficulty breathing, and loss of sense of smell

2) It can also help remove inflamed or infected tissue, such as polyps

3) FESS is less invasive than open sinus surgery

4) It causes little damage to surrounding tissues

5) It allows for quicker tissue healing and shorter recovery

Bleeding Nose

1) Control of Nose bleed (Epistaxis)

2) We provide Advanced ENT Services may use a variety of techniques to control nosebleed, including nasal packing with expanding sponges ,electric cauterization, and surgery

🔍 Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is septoplasty and when is it needed?

Septoplasty is a surgical procedure to correct a deviated septum, which is when the nasal wall is crooked and blocks airflow. It helps improve breathing, reduce nasal congestion, and prevent frequent sinus infections.

2. What is turbinoplasty and why is it done with septoplasty?

Turbinoplasty reduces the size of swollen nasal turbinates that block airflow. When done with septoplasty, it provides better long-term relief from nasal blockage and helps patients breathe comfortably.

3. What is FESS (Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery)?

FESS is a minimally invasive nose surgery that uses an endoscope to clear blocked sinuses. It is commonly performed for chronic sinusitis, nasal polyps, or repeated sinus infections to improve breathing and sinus drainage.

4. When should I see a doctor for frequent nose bleeding?

If you have repeated nosebleeds that don’t stop easily or occur without a clear cause, you should consult an ENT specialist. Persistent nose bleeding may require cauterization or minor nasal surgery for permanent relief.

5. How safe are nose surgeries like septoplasty and FESS?

Modern nose surgeries are safe and minimally invasive, especially when performed by experienced ENT surgeons. They are usually day-care procedures with quick recovery and minimal discomfort.

6. How long is the recovery after septoplasty or FESS?

Most patients return to normal activities within 1–2 weeks after septoplasty or FESS. Mild nasal congestion and swelling may occur initially but improve gradually with proper care and follow-up.

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