Nasal & Sinus Surgery
Endoscopic and functional approaches for selected nasal and paranasal sinus conditions when surgery is considered appropriate.
Assessment, diagnosis and plan.
This website provides general information and does not replace an in-person medical assessment.
Assessment
The consultation first clarifies the functional problem, symptom pattern and relevant nasal or sinus findings before a surgical option is considered.
Diagnosis
Examination and any appropriate investigations help identify structural or sinus factors relevant to the clinical question.
Plan
Where surgery is appropriate, the discussion covers the intended goal, alternatives, likely recovery and follow-up.
What to expect
- Functional nasal obstruction
- Chronic sinus and paranasal sinus disease
- Septal and turbinate-related obstruction
- Septoplasty assessment
- Functional rhinoplasty assessment
- Endoscopic approaches in selected cases
What problem is surgery intended to address?
The purpose is to address a defined nasal or sinus problem identified during the clinical assessment.
What investigations may be needed?
Investigations depend on the symptoms and clinical findings; they are used when they may help answer the clinical question.
What should I expect during recovery?
Recovery varies by procedure and individual circumstances, and practical aftercare is discussed as part of the consultation.