Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

Endoscopic sinus surgery is a surgical method that can be successfully used in the case of inflammation of the cavities in the nasal and facial bones which is called "paranasal sinus", in the case of growth of polyps, and in the case of brain fluid leaks that may happen due to traumas or without cause. Due to the complex structure of the sinuses and its close proximity to vital organs such as the eye and brain, it is a procedure that should be done very carefully and with experience.

Inflammation and polyps in the nose and sinuses are cleaned by entering through the nostrils with high resolution cameras. Surgical intervention can take from half an hour to 2 hours on average. During this procedure, septoplasty, conchaplasty and esthetic rhinoplasty can also be performed at the same time.