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For patients who have undergone septoplasty (deviated septum repair), their “before” and “after” lives are remarkably different. In fact, many patients who have a deviated septum don’t realize just how thoroughly this condition affects their lives until after it has been repaired. Perhaps if they did, says Houston ENT Dr. Arjuna […]
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When considering deviated septum surgery, the expertise and experience of your surgeon are paramount. Dr. Arjuna Kuperan, not only an accomplished board-certified Otolaryngologist (ENT) but also a fellowship-trained Rhinologist, stands out as a leading specialist in Houston. Let’s delve into why Dr. Kuperan is the ideal choice for your septoplasty procedure. Understanding […]
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What is Sinusitis? Sinusitis is the swelling of the sinuses that causes nasal congestion and discomfort. Symptoms usually include pressure around the face, thick nasal drainage, congestion, blocked ears, a stuffy nose, coughing and more. Nasal blockage can be caused by a number of issues including allergies, polyps, viruses, deviated […]
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Why is a Septoplasty with Us a Unique Experience? If you’re in need of a septoplasty, Houston Advanced Nose and Sinus can offer you a minimally invasive procedure in our state of the art facility. We also have first-class post-procedure recovery suites to help you feel better in no time. […]
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What is a Deviated Septum? A deviated septum occurs when the nasal septum (the thin wall separating the nasal passages) becomes displaced to one side, making one of the nasal passages smaller than the other. A severe deviated septum can block airflow through one side of the nose, causing breathing […]
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Deviated Septum Generally, the septum stays in the midline until the age of seven. Post this age, individuals may develop a condition called ‘deviated septum’, where the nasal septum deviates off the center. Although estimates indicate that 80% of all individuals have some sort of misalignment to their nasal septum […]
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