Endoscopic Septoplasty: Reshape Your Nasal Passages & Alleviate Breathing Problems
Septoplasty is a surgery to address the deviated or deformed nasal septum. During this surgical procedure of endoscopic septoplasty , the nasal septum is straightened and repositioned to the exact center of the nose. The crooked nasal septum may be a birth defect or can happen as a result of an injury to the nose. This condition can lead to several problems like difficulty in breathing, sinus infections (sinusitis), growth of bacteria inside the nose. In such cases, the septoplasty procedure is often recommended as it helps in improving the nosebleeds, airflow, and correcting sinus drainage. Below are some of the cases wherein septoplasty is recommended by the physician: To repair the deformed nasal septum that may be due to an injury or a birth defect. Increased breathing from the mouth that may cause infections in the mouth To fix uncontrollable nosebleeds due to excessive drying of the nose Difficulty in breathing properly through the nose In case of increased