What is a Balloon Sinuplasty? Do I Need Sinus Surgery / ENT Houston

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Are you suffering from chronic sinus pain or pressure? Are you constantly having sinus problems or struggling to breathe?
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If you suffer from frequent sinus problems and you are seeking an effective sinus infection treatment option in Houston, then balloon sinuplasty may be right for you. This minimally invasive sinus procedure uses an endoscope and specialized device to gently open the natural sinus drainage pathways. Balloon sinuplasty, also known as balloon sinus dilation, is performed in-office with no visible cuts, incisions, or changes in appearance and little to no recovery time. Houston Balloon Sinuplasty Specialist Dr. Arjuna Kuperan is a Board Certified Otolaryngologist (ENT) and Fellowship-Certified Rhinologist.
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I have had the same sinus infection for years. Doctor just keeps giving me meds.

Moi_

The background 'music' is a competing soundtrack. I'm trying to hear you and pay attention to what you are teaching; instead the background noise is very distracting. Was there really a need to include a distracting soundtrack?

garivera

I dont have sinusitis and.i dont have any symptoms of it but why my frontal sinus dont even.equalise when i go diving it hurts when im in 5 meters already?

SANOBOHOLANO

Excellent presentation and ability to sell yourself. I wish I lived in Houston and found you sooner. The real issue is the chronic burning and stabbing pain which opioid pain meds helped with for short periods, but I am still at the same level pain and out of the medication. I just had it done in LA about 7 days ago and still have burning facial, nasal and teeth pain plus very swollen tubes so not much room to breathe and with blood being flushed 4-5 times a day using netti pot. I suppose this is on the normal side just a bit awkward having the receptionist telling me what I need to do, seems like a fun approach for the staff but not so much the client suffering in pain.

Anti-leftist

Could this be used to help sleep apnea....one side nose slighly collapsed.

digidrum

Amazing Doctors out there. God bless doctors worldwide. I may have this solution one day.

raymondtendau

I appreciate the description of this procedure. I had this yesterday and was wondering how the dilation helped since I thought it would just go back to the way it was, but the microfractures made since given the sounds I heard. :)

jericbean

I'm having this done, but will get it free as from UK so will use the NHS!
Also this guy looks like his has a tube down his throat meaning he uses general anaesthetic which is not necessary!

This can also be done on local anaesthetic and the recovery time is really quick.
Also local anaesthetic they use has no adrenaline in it.

mikekaraoke