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Endoscopic Sinus Surgery is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat chronic sinus infections and structural issues that obstruct normal sinus drainage. Using a thin, flexible tube with a camera (endoscope), the surgeon removes blockages, polyps, or inflamed tissue to restore proper airflow and sinus function.
Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) – The most common technique, used to improve sinus ventilation.Balloon Sinuplasty – A non-cutting procedure where a small balloon is used to dilate sinus openings.Image-Guided Sinus Surgery – Performed with real-time navigation systems for complex or revision cases.Chronic Sinusitis (lasting more than 12 weeks)Nasal PolypsRecurrent Acute SinusitisSinus MucocelesFungal Sinus InfectionsDeviated Nasal Septum (in combination with Septoplasty)Blocked sinus drainage pathwaysAnatomical abnormalitiesAllergies or nasal inflammationRecurrent or resistant infectionsGrowths like polyps or cystsPersistent nasal congestion or blockageFacial pain or pressureHeadaches and sinus tendernessPostnasal drip or chronic coughLoss of smell or tasteRepeated sinus infections despite medicationAvoid known allergens and environmental irritantsUse prescribed nasal sprays or rinses regularlyMaintain good hydration and hygieneAttend regular follow-ups for endoscopic cleaning and healing monitoringEarly intervention in allergies and infections to avoid recurrence