Endoscopic sinus surgery is used to relieve symptoms associated with:
Sinusitis
Septal deviations or turbinate hypertrophy
Nasal polyps

Endoscopic sinus surgery is designed to improve the drainage of the sinuses as well as to improve airflow through the nose. Endoscopic sinus surgery goals include:
Reduction of the number and severity of sinus infections
Improvement in symptoms associated with sinusitis
Improvement of airflow through the nose
In many cases there is an improvement in a patient’s sense of smell

Endoscopic sinus surgery is performed under general anesthesia.
Our surgeons use an endoscope, a thin camera rod with a light at the end to provide visualization and magnification of the sinus tissues.
Specialized instruments can be used to safely and effectively remove causes of sinus blockage such as natural blockages, nasal polyps, and scar tissue.
Specialized instruments are also used to straighten the septum and reduce the size of the turbinates if required.
Endoscopic sinus surgery does not involve cutting through the skin, as it is performed entirely through the nostrils. Therefore, most people can go home the same day.