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➜ Learn more about Septoplasty: https://breathefreely.com/balloon-sep... ➜ Schedule an Appointment: https://breathefreely.com/schedule-an... The nasal septum is made of bone and cartilage and it divides the right and left sides of the nasal cavity. Normally, the nasal septum lies in the center of the nose and rests on the maxillary crest (bony part of the floor of the nose). When the nasal septum does not align with the middle of the nose it is called a Deviated Nasal Septum. This may have occurred from trauma, perhaps as a child, or you may have been born with a deviated septum. Almost everyone naturally has some curvature or crookedness to his or her septum. If the septum is too deviated it may block one side of the nose or obstruct the openings of the sinuses causing recurrent sinus problems requiring a Septoplasty. Septoplasties are performed through the nose without any scars on the outside of the nose or face. An incision is made on the inside of the nose. The septum is then straightened by removing or reshaping the cartilage and bone and a plastic splint is temporarily placed to support the septum. Dr. Pasha does not routinely use nasal packing, making recovery easier. Since Dr. Pasha rarely uses packing, significant pain and discomfort usually resolves within the first 2-3 days. The plastic splints may prevent you from breathing well until they are removed one week later. After one week, you should find a dramatic difference in your nasal breathing immediately after removal of the splints. Dr. Pasha routinely combines septoplasties with partial turbinate reductions to widen the nasal cavity. If you have recurrent sinus disease, he may also recommend endoscopic sinus surgery or balloon sinuplasty to allow access to the sinuses. __________________________________________________ ➜ WATCH Balloon Procedures: • Balloon Procedures __________________________________________________ ➜ CONTACT US: http://breathefreely.com/ (713) 523-8800 ➜ SOCIALS: Facebook: / pashabreathefreely Twitter: / snoringandsinus Instagram: / pashasnoringandsinus ➜ READ more on the BLOG: https://breathefreely.com/category/blog/ __________________________________________________ The Pasha Snoring and Sinus Center is Houston's state-of-the-art Ear Nose Throat center for the comprehensive management of snoring, sleep apnea, allergy, and sinus related disorders. Led by Houston ENT Doctor Raza Pasha, the center focuses on minimally invasive, in-office techniques as well as more advanced surgical procedures such as Balloon Sinuplasty and the Pillar Procedure. #DrPasha #Septoplasty #SnoringTreatment