Septoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to correct a deviated septum—a condition where the wall (septum) dividing the nasal passages is misaligned or shifted away from the center. This deviation can obstruct airflow, making it difficult to breathe, and may contribute to sinus infections, nosebleeds, snoring, and poor sleep quality.
Septoplasty is performed to improve airflow, ease nasal congestion, and support healthy nasal function in patients with a deviated septum.
You may be a candidate for septoplasty if you experience:
A thorough ENT evaluation can confirm whether septoplasty is appropriate based on your anatomy and symptoms.
Most patients recover comfortably at home. Here’s what to expect:
Healing time varies, but many patients report noticeable breathing improvement within weeks.
Septoplasty is generally safe, but like any surgical procedure, there are potential risks, including:
Your ENT surgeon will review all risks and benefits during your consultation and help you make an informed decision.
We’re committed to helping you breathe better and live more comfortably.