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Breathe Freely with Septoplasty
Safe and effective surgery to correct a deviated septum, restore airflow, reduce snoring, and prevent sinus problems.
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What is Septoplasty?
Septoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to straighten or reposition the nasal septum - the thin wall of cartilage and bone that divides the two nostrils. A deviated septum can block airflow, leading to breathing difficulties, snoring, sinus infections, or nosebleeds. The surgery restores proper airflow and improves nasal function.
Symptoms
Causes of Deviated Septu
Types of Deviated Septum
Diagnosis (Before Surgery)
Septoplasty Treatment
The surgeon makes an incision inside the nose, lifts the mucosal lining, reshapes or removes the deviated cartilage/bone, and repositions the septum to the midline. This improves airflow and reduces nasal blockage.
No external scars and recovery takes about 1–2 weeks.
A minimally invasive technique using an endoscope for better visibility.The surgeon corrects the deviated portions with precision and minimal tissue disturbance. Benefits include less bleeding, faster recovery, and better outcomes for complex deviations.
Involves removing larger portions of the deviated cartilage or bone while preserving the outer lining. Recommended for severe deviations that obstruct breathing significantly.
When enlarged turbinates contribute to nasal blockage, the surgeon reduces their size along with septum correction. This combination greatly enhances airflow and reduces congestion.
Laser may be used to reshape small cartilage deviations. Suitable only for minor obstructions and rarely replaces surgical correction.
A balloon device is used to create space in the nasal passage. Not commonly practiced; effective only in selected cases with minimal deviation.
When septal deviation affects the nasal shape externally, both functional (breathing) and cosmetic corrections are done together. Ideal for patients with nasal deformity and breathing problems.
Why You Should Not Delay
Untreated deviated septum can worsen breathing difficulties, cause repeated sinus infections, poor sleep quality, and long-term nasal problems. Early surgery ensures better airflow, fewer infections, and improved sleep.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Septoplasty is a surgery to straighten a deviated nasal septum and improve airflow. Yes, Healic provides advanced septoplasty performed by experienced ENT surgeons.
If you have nasal blockage, frequent sinus infections, snoring, headaches, or noisy breathing due to a deviated septum, Healic specialists may recommend the procedure.
The surgery is done under anesthesia through a small incision inside the nostril - no external scars. Healic surgeons reshape or reposition the cartilage and bone to restore proper airflow.
Most patients experience mild congestion for 1–2 weeks. Breathing improves within a few weeks. Healic provides detailed aftercare and follow-up support for smooth healing.
Minor risks include bleeding, crusting, or temporary numbness. With skilled Healic ENT surgeons and proper monitoring, complications are rare and results are long-lasting.
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