Description
What does nasal septum correction involve?
Nasal septum correction, also referred to as septoplasty, is a surgical procedure involving the straightening of a deviated nasal septum. Septal deviation can lead to breathing problems, recurrent sinus infections, snoring, or a feeling of chronic nasal obstruction.
The procedure is performed inside the nose, without visible external incisions, which avoids scarring on the skin.
Who is the procedure for?
Nasal septum correction is considered for patients who:
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have difficulty breathing through the nose,
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experience chronic nasal obstruction,
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suffer from recurrent sinus infections,
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require improvement of nasal function before or after aesthetic correction.
Procedure Results
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improved nasal patency
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better breathing comfort
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reduction of symptoms related to obstruction
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lasting functional effect
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