Reasons For Sinus Surgery Revision
Revision sinus surgery aims to ensure that the nose is breathing well, the sinuses are draining properly, and that any needed medical treatments such as topical medications can reach the areas of concern within the nose. When done well, revision sinus surgery helps avoid uncomfortable symptoms like sinus pressure and pain, nasal congestion, and recurring or chronic sinus infections.
Revision Sinus Surgery For Nasal Polyps
Nasal polyps form in the setting of inflammation of the nasal structures and lining within the nose. Surgical removal of nasal polyps may be required one or more times, particularly when polyps are large or obstruct the openings of the sinuses. Medical management of the underlying inflammation within the nose is essential to treat and prevent nasal polyps’ ongoing formation and growth. Our fellowship-trained sinus experts will ensure that patients with nasal polyps receive optimal surgery and remain well controlled with long-term surveillance, which is essential in avoiding repeat trips to the operating room for polyps.
Revision Sinus Surgery For Incomplete Surgery
It’s possible that your previous surgeon chose a surgical technique or designed a treatment plan that wasn’t adequate to effectively treat your symptoms. ENT training varies, and advanced sinus surgery techniques are often required to ensure optimal outcomes. The sinus fellowship-trained MHS sinus surgeons are highly experienced in every aspect of advanced sinus surgery and can provide the best outcomes regardless of the challenges presented.
Revision Sinus Surgery For Incorrect Diagnosis
If you continue to experience congestion or other symptoms following sinus surgery, it might be because you didn’t receive an accurate diagnosis, and the initial treatment did not address the real cause of your symptoms. A MHS sinus surgeon will provide a comprehensive evaluation, including in-office CT imaging when indicated, before determining the best treatment for your specific needs. They will ensure that you understand both the underlying problems and the recommended treatments to decide how to best manage your condition with confidence.