Paranasal sinuses in Reynosa
Diagnosis with a flexible endoscope in the same office and endoscopic surgery, with no external cuts, for sinusitis that will not clear up, polyps and frequent nosebleeds.
What do you need?
Choose one to see what it involves and what recovery is like.
Nasal endoscopy
Examination with a flexible endoscope, in the office.
Endoscopic sinus surgery
It is a minimally invasive endoscopic surgery performed through the nose, with no external incisions. It treats the affected areas and improves the ventilation and drainage of the paranasal sinuses.
What recovery is likeWhat recovery is like
During the first few days you may have congestion, discharge or a feeling of pressure. Follow-up visits are important to support healing.
Nosebleed control (epistaxis)
Treatment for frequent nosebleeds.
Also performs: Nasal polyp removal (polypectomy) · Sinonasal tumor removal
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Book your appointment →What the process is like
- Evaluation at the officeWith endoscopy in the same 30-minute visit.
- Plan and quoteWhether medical treatment is enough or surgery would be better.
- Endoscopic surgeryThrough the nose, at recognized hospitals.
- Recovery and follow-upBack to your activities in about 7 days. The number and frequency of follow-up visits depend on the procedure and on how you progress; we explain them before your surgery. Polyps can come back, which is why follow-up matters.
Your surgery in a safe setting
Every surgery is performed in a hospital, following safety protocols and with the equipment needed to give you proper care throughout the procedure.
All surgical procedures are performed at the most recognized hospitals in the country, according to the characteristics of the procedure and of the patient.
Signs that an evaluation would help
Signs that an evaluation would help
- Sinusitis that keeps coming back
- Pressure or pain in the face
- You lost your sense of smell
- A blocked nose almost all the time
- Frequent nosebleeds
- You were told you have polyps
Frequently asked questions
What is a paranasal sinus endoscopy?
It is an in-office procedure performed with a flexible endoscope.
Do nasal polyps come back after surgery?
They can come back.
After surgery, how many follow-up visits will I need?
Follow-up is part of the treatment. After surgery we do check-ups to make sure your recovery is going well and to address any discomfort or questions that may come up.
The number and frequency of visits depend on the procedure performed and on how each patient progresses, so there is no single schedule for every surgery.
Before your operation we explain what your recovery and expected follow-up will be like, so you can plan ahead from the start.
Our goal does not end with surgery: we are with you throughout your recovery.
How much does surgery cost?
Every surgery requires a prior evaluation before a quote can be given.
Are you considering surgery?
Book an evaluation. We will review your case, answer your questions and explain clearly which treatment options are right for you.
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