Septoplasty (Deviated Nasal Septum Correction)

Septoplasty is an endoscopic procedure to straighten a deviated nasal septum — the bone and cartilage wall that divides the two sides of the nose. A deviated septum is a common cause of one-sided nasal blockage, snoring, mouth breathing, recurrent sinusitis and disturbed sleep that do not improve with sprays or medicines. The surgery is performed entirely through the nostrils, so there are no external scars and no change to the external shape of the nose.

Patients usually need evaluation for nasal obstruction, snoring or sleep apnea related to nasal blockage, headaches or facial pain due to blocked sinuses. Our team confirms causes such as congenital deviation present from birth, developmental growth disproportion of nasal structures, nasal trauma or fracture and recommends the right option from spurs, c-shaped or s-shaped deviation, anterior deviation, posterior deviation with transparent pricing and structured follow-up.