Service
An endoscopic procedure for treating chronic sinus problems and improving natural drainage.
Benefits

An endoscope and imaging confirm which sinuses are affected and how the natural drainage pathways are blocked.
Performed under general anesthesia, entirely through the nostrils with no external incisions.
Diseased tissue or polyps are removed and the natural drainage pathways are widened using fine endoscopic instruments.
Nasal rinses and follow-up visits support healing and help keep the sinuses clear afterward.
Good candidates
Discuss alternatives if
Congestion and facial pressure feel similar to a sinus infection while the tissue heals.
Strenuous activity is avoided; most people return to normal routines by the end of this period.
Congestion and mild discomfort continue to ease as the sinuses fully settle.
Risks & Important Considerations
FESS is generally well tolerated, with the most common risks being bleeding, infection, and temporary changes to smell or taste. Rare but serious risks — such as injury to nearby structures — are discussed as part of informed consent, along with how uncommon they are in practice.
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