Septoplasty (nasal septum surgery)

Septoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting a deviated nasal septum and restoring nasal breathing function.

During the surgical intervention, the nasal septum is straightened by removing the deformed parts of the nasal septum and reimplanting these parts into their natural position.

A deviated nasal septum is, in the vast majority of cases, congenital, but it can also be acquired as a result of trauma.

Indications for Septoplasty

Symptoms that indicate the presence of a deviated septum:

• headaches;
• snoring;
• nighttime apnea;
• impaired nasal breathing;
• nasal asymmetry;
• recurrent rhinosinusitis (sinusitis, frontal sinusitis, ethmoiditis, etc.)
• frequent nosebleeds;
• a feeling of dryness in the nose;
• frequent acute respiratory viral infections.

If you notice even one of the listed symptoms, be sure to consult a doctor.

At the private medical center KORONA, after surgery, the patient remains under the supervision of a highly qualified specialist 24/7.