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Balloon Sinuplasty

Minimally invasive treatment for chronic sinus issues, nasal obstruction, and breathing difficulties.

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Gently opens blocked sinuses to restore airflow without surgery.

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    What Is Balloon Sinuplasty?

    Balloon sinuplasty is a minimally invasive, image-guided procedure used to treat chronic sinus conditions and nasal obstruction when medication and non-surgical treatments are not effective.

    It works by gently opening blocked sinus pathways using a small balloon catheter, restoring normal drainage and airflow without removing bone or tissue.

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    Who Is a Candidate?

    You may be a candidate if you experience chronic sinus infections, nasal obstruction, difficulty breathing through the nose, facial pressure, or symptoms that have not improved with medication.

    Patients with recurring sinus issues that do not respond to conservative treatment may benefit from balloon sinuplasty after a full evaluation.

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    What Symptoms Can Treatment Improve?

    Chronic sinus congestion
    Nasal obstruction and restricted airflow
    Facial pressure and sinus headaches
    Post-nasal drip
    Reduced sense of smell
    Sleep-related breathing issues
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    Nasal Endoscopy and Diagnosis

    Accurate diagnosis is essential before treatment. Nasal endoscopy is used to examine the nasal passages and sinus openings in detail.

    Using a thin, camera-based instrument, the nasal cavity can be evaluated in real-time to identify blockages, inflammation, or structural issues. Imaging is also used to guide treatment planning.

    How sinus surgery works

    How Balloon Sinuplasty Works

    → A small catheter is guided into the sinus cavity
    → A balloon is gently inflated to widen the blocked pathway
    → The sinus passage is restructured while preserving natural tissue
    → Normal drainage and airflow are restored

    The procedure can often be performed in-office using local anesthesia, allowing for faster recovery and minimal downtime.

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    Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

    For more advanced cases, Dr. Zadeh performs endoscopic sinus surgery using fiber-optic, image-guided techniques.

    Working entirely through the nostrils, he removes obstructions such as polyps, scar tissue, or diseased tissue to restore proper sinus drainage.

    He uses intraoperative CT imaging and real-time, computer-guided navigation to improve precision, reduce risk, and enhance surgical outcomes.

    Procedure and Recovery

    Balloon sinuplasty typically involves minimal downtime, with many patients returning to normal activity within one to three days.

    For endoscopic sinus surgery, recovery may take longer depending on the extent of treatment. Patients may experience temporary congestion, or drainage as healing progresses.

    Benefits At a Glance

    Minimally invasive with no incisions
    No removal of bone or tissue with balloon sinuplasty
    Improved airflow and breathing
    Reduced sinus infections and pressure
    Faster recovery compared to traditional surgery
    Long-term symptom relief
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    Why Choose Dr. Zadeh

    Dr. Zadeh is a Board-Certified, Sinus Specialist. known for his advanced, minimally invasive approach to sinus treatment.

    He uses advanced endoscopic techniques combined with real-time CT navigation to perform sinus surgery with high accuracy. This approach allows for targeted treatment of blocked sinus pathways while preserving healthy tissue and reducing surgical risk.

    He combines detailed diagnostic evaluation with image-guided surgical techniques to deliver precise, effective results. His use of real-time CT navigation during surgery allows for greater accuracy, improved safety, and better patient outcomes.

    Patients choose Dr. Zadeh for his thorough approach, attention to detail, and focus on long-term relief rather than temporary fixes.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is balloon sinuplasty?
    It is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a balloon catheter to open blocked sinus pathways.
    Is balloon sinuplasty painful?
    The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia with minimal discomfort.
    How long is the recovery?
    Most patients return to normal activity within one to three days.
    Will it improve breathing?
    Yes. The goal is to restore airflow and reduce sinus pressure and congestion.
    When is sinus surgery needed?
    If structural issues or severe blockages are present, endoscopic sinus surgery may be recommended.

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