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Advanced Nose Surgeries Available in Chennai
Pristyn Care in Chennai offers a wide range of advanced nose surgeries to treat both functional and cosmetic concerns. Our expert ENT specialists use modern techniques to ensure safe, effective, and personalised treatment for every patient.
Septoplasty corrects a deviated nasal septum, which can obstruct airflow and cause breathing problems. By straightening the septum, the procedure enhances nasal function. Recovery is generally smooth, with most patients resuming normal activities within 1–2 weeks.
This procedure reduces the size of swollen turbinates—structures inside the nose that can enlarge due to allergies or chronic inflammation. Turbinate reduction improves airflow and reduces nasal blockage. It is often done using minimally invasive techniques for quicker healing.
Sinus surgery helps clear blocked sinuses and is often recommended for patients with chronic sinusitis who do not respond to medication. The procedure opens sinus pathways to improve drainage and reduce infection risk, resulting in long-term relief from sinus pressure and congestion.
Nasal polypectomy involves the removal of nasal polyps—non-cancerous growths that can obstruct breathing and lead to recurrent infections. This minor surgical procedure can dramatically improve airflow and nasal function, often performed under local or general anaesthesia.
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Pristyn Care is a leading surgery care provider in India.
We provide a free can facility to and from the hospital on the day of surgery, along with complimentary meals.
Pristyn Care provides various modes of payment, including credit cards and cash payments, along with no-cost EMI service.
We provide free multiple follow-ups to ensure the smooth recovery of the patients.
Our team of ENT surgeons is fully trained and certified to perform advanced surgeries with a success rate of over 90% and offer comprehensive treatment. Our ENT surgeons discuss all the necessary information about maxillary sinus surgery beforehand to make you aware of the procedure and certain risks involved during the treatment.
Nose surgery, or nasal surgery, refers to various procedures aimed at improving nasal function or appearance. It may be done to treat breathing issues, correct deformities, or relieve chronic sinus problems.
You may need nose surgery if you have breathing difficulties, chronic sinus infections, nasal obstructions, a deviated septum, or if you are unhappy with the shape or size of your nose.
If you often struggle to breathe through your nose, experience repeated sinus infections, snore heavily, or have visible nasal irregularities, it is best to consult an ENT specialist. They can assess your condition and recommend the right treatment.
Nose surgery is usually performed under anaesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during the procedure. After surgery, you might experience mild discomfort, swelling, or stuffiness, which can be managed with medication.
Most people recover enough to return to normal activities within 1 to 2 weeks. However, full recovery—especially for cosmetic changes—can take several months, depending on the procedure and individual healing.
All surgeries carry some risk. For nose surgery, possible risks include bleeding, infection, nasal blockage, scarring, or changes in shape. Serious complications are uncommon when the surgery is performed by an experienced doctor.
If the surgery is required for medical reasons—such as correcting a deviated septum or removing nasal polyps—insurance may cover it. Cosmetic procedures, however, are usually not included under health insurance plans.
Before the procedure, your doctor may advise you to stop smoking, avoid certain medications, and arrange someone to accompany you on the day of surgery. You’ll also undergo a physical exam and possibly imaging tests to plan the surgery.
Nose surgery is suitable for individuals seeking to improve nasal function, enhance appearance, or both. Determining eligibility involves assessing various health and personal factors to ensure the procedure’s safety and effectiveness.
Candidates should be at least 16 years old, as nasal structures typically complete development by this age. In some cases, younger individuals may be considered if the surgery addresses significant functional issues.
Individuals experiencing breathing difficulties due to structural issues like a deviated septum, nasal valve collapse, or chronic sinusitis may benefit from surgical intervention. These conditions can impede airflow and affect quality of life.
Those dissatisfied with the shape, size, or symmetry of their nose may opt for rhinoplasty to achieve desired aesthetic outcomes. It’s essential for candidates to have realistic expectations and understand the potential results.
Good general health is crucial for surgical candidates. Conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes, bleeding disorders, or severe hypertension may increase surgical risks and affect healing.
Non-smokers are preferred candidates, as smoking can impair healing and increase the risk of complications. Smokers should be willing to cease smoking before and after the procedure.
Candidates should possess emotional stability and a clear understanding of the surgery’s implications. A thorough consultation helps ensure that motivations are sound and expectations are achievable.
If non-surgical treatments, such as nasal sprays or breathing strips, have failed to alleviate symptoms, surgical options may be considered.
Initial Examinations
Before proceeding with nose surgery, a comprehensive evaluation is conducted:
Nose surgery (medically known as nasal surgery) is carried out to correct structural issues, improve appearance, or restore proper breathing function. The process is carefully planned and executed by an ENT or plastic surgeon based on the patient’s individual needs.
The procedure is usually performed under general anaesthesia, ensuring that you remain fully unconscious and pain-free during surgery. In some cases, local anaesthesia with sedation may be used, depending on the complexity of the case and the surgeon’s recommendation.
To access the internal nasal structures, the surgeon chooses an appropriate surgical approach. This involves making precise incisions to reach the bone and cartilage of the nose. The choice of approach depends on the nature of the condition being treated, whether functional or cosmetic. It allows the surgeon to carefully expose and operate on the necessary parts of the nasal anatomy.
The surgical approach is designed to minimise tissue damage and promote faster healing while maintaining the structural integrity of the nose. Once access is achieved, the surgeon proceeds with the required corrections.
After reaching the internal nasal structures, the surgeon adjusts the bone, cartilage, or septum as needed. This could involve:
After the necessary corrections, the incisions are carefully closed using dissolvable or fine sutures. To support the nose during the initial healing phase, an external splint is often applied. In some cases, internal packing or soft splints may be used temporarily to maintain the shape and control bleeding.
Preparing for nose surgery is an important step to ensure a smooth procedure and a safe, speedy recovery. Whether you are undergoing surgery for cosmetic or medical reasons, proper preparation can help you feel more confident and comfortable. Here’s how you can get ready:
Begin with a detailed consultation where you will discuss your medical history, goals, and expectations. Your surgeon will explain the procedure, outline potential risks, and recommend the most suitable surgical approach based on your condition.
You may be advised to stop taking blood-thinning medications like aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs, as they can increase the risk of bleeding.
If you are having general anaesthesia, you will likely need to avoid food and drink for several hours before the surgery.
Make sure a responsible adult is available to take you home after the procedure. It is also helpful to have someone assist you during the first 24 to 48 hours of recovery.
If you smoke, try to quit several weeks before the surgery. Smoking can delay healing and increase the risk of complications.
Prepare a clean, quiet space where you can rest. Keep extra pillows nearby to keep your head elevated, which helps reduce swelling.
Refrain from drinking alcohol and eating processed or salty foods in the days leading up to surgery. Focus on a balanced diet to support your immune system and recovery.
Be informed about the recovery timeline, including swelling, bruising, and any activity restrictions. Your surgeon will give you specific aftercare instructions and schedule follow-up visits to monitor your progress.
After nose surgery, following proper post-treatment care is essential to ensure smooth healing and achieve the best possible results. Here’s what you should keep in mind during the recovery process:
Take adequate rest for the first few days. Avoid strenuous activities to allow your body to heal and reduce the risk of complications.
Keep your head elevated, even while sleeping, to help minimise swelling. Applying cold compresses gently around the eyes and cheeks can also ease bruising.
Attend all scheduled follow-ups with your surgeon. These visits are important to monitor healing and remove any nasal splints or stitches as required.
Mild discomfort or pain is common after nose surgery. Use the prescribed pain medication as directed to stay comfortable during recovery.
Do not blow your nose for at least a week or as advised by your doctor. Use saline sprays or gentle rinses to keep your nasal passages clean and moist.
Refrain from smoking and drinking alcohol, as both can slow down the healing process and increase the risk of infection.
Keep an eye out for symptoms like increasing redness, swelling, pus discharge, or fever. Contact your doctor immediately if any of these occur.
Resume light activities after a few days, but avoid heavy lifting, exercise, or contact sports until your surgeon gives you the all-clear.
Stick to soft, easy-to-chew foods in the first few days to avoid unnecessary strain. Stay hydrated and maintain a nutritious diet to support healing.
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