What Is Sinus Surgery?
Sinus surgery is designed to help patients struggling with chronic congestion, sinus pressure, breathing difficulties, and recurring sinus infections find long-term relief.
When medication and other treatments are no longer helping, treatment may help restore normal airflow, improve breathing, and reduce ongoing sinus discomfort that affects daily life.
Who Is a Candidate?
You may be a candidate if you experience chronic sinus infections, nasal obstruction, difficulty breathing through the nose, facial pressure, or symptoms that have not improved with medication.
Patients with structural blockages, sinus inflammation, or long-term sinus issues may benefit from surgical treatment after evaluation.
Nasal Endoscopy and Diagnosis
Every treatment plan begins with a detailed evaluation to better understand the cause of your sinus symptoms.
Using advanced diagnostic tools, Dr. Zadeh evaluates nasal obstruction, inflammation, sinus pressure, and breathing concerns to create a personalized treatment approach designed around long-term relief.
How Sinus Surgery Works
Sinus treatment is designed to open blocked sinus pathways, improve airflow, and help patients breathe more comfortably.
Treatment may help reduce chronic congestion, sinus pressure, recurring infections, and other symptoms that interfere with sleep, breathing, and daily comfort.
Procedure and Recovery
Most patients return home the same day and begin getting back to normal activities within a few days.
As healing progresses, many patients experience easier breathing, reduced congestion, improved sleep, and long-term relief from chronic sinus symptoms.
Why Choose Dr. Zadeh
Dr. Zadeh is recognized for his patient-focused approach to chronic sinus treatment and long-term breathing relief.
He works closely with each patient to understand their symptoms, evaluate treatment options carefully, and create a personalized care plan designed to improve breathing, reduce sinus discomfort, and help patients return to everyday life more comfortably.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a camera and specialized instruments to open blocked sinus pathways.
The procedure is performed under anesthesia. Most patients experience manageable discomfort during recovery.
Many patients return to light activity within a few days, with continued improvement over 1-2 weeks.
Yes. The goal is to restore airflow, reduce congestion, and improve overall sinus function.
Surgery is typically recommended when medication and non-surgical treatments do not resolve chronic sinus issues.