Tonsil surgery in Reynosa
To leave behind throat infections that keep coming back and snoring caused by large tonsils or adenoids, in children and adults. Every case starts with an evaluation in the office.
Which surgery do you need?
Choose one to see what it involves and what recovery is like.
Tonsillectomy
Removes the tonsils when they cause recurrent infections, breathing problems or for another medical reason. It is performed through the mouth, with no external incisions. We can use different techniques and technologies depending on the characteristics of each patient.
What recovery is likeWhat recovery is like
It is normal to have a sore throat and discomfort when eating or swallowing liquids. Staying well hydrated and following the instructions after surgery are important for a good recovery.
Adenoidectomy
Removes the adenoids when they affect breathing or sleep, or contribute to other ear, nose and throat problems. It is performed through the mouth, with no external incisions.
What recovery is likeWhat recovery is like
There may be nasal congestion and some throat discomfort during the first few days. Recovery is usually quick.
Snoring surgery
Uvuloplasty, pharyngoplasty or tongue base ablation, depending on the cause of the snoring. The procedure depends on where the obstruction is, for example, in the nose or the throat. The hospital stay depends on the type of surgery and your health.
What recovery is likeWhat recovery is like
Recovery time depends on the type of surgery you need and on your health. At your consultation we explain what to expect and when you could return to your activities.
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Book your appointment →What the process is like
- Evaluation at the officeExamination of the throat in the same 30-minute visit.
- Plan and quoteTechnique, preoperative tests and date.
- SurgeryAt recognized hospitals.
- Recovery and follow-upThe return to your activities depends on the surgery (see each one above). The number and frequency of follow-up visits depend on the procedure and on how you progress; we explain them before your surgery.
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
- Tonsillitis several times a year
- Chronic snoring
- You breathe through your mouth
- Pauses in breathing while asleep (children)
- White lumps or bad breath from the tonsils
- You had an abscess in the throat
Frequently asked questions
When is tonsil removal recommended?
When there are recurrent infections, chronic snoring or mouth breathing, tonsil stones, or after an abscess in the area.
Can tonsils be removed in adults?
Yes, they are also operated on in adults.
Can a child's snoring be caused by adenoids?
Yes, enlarged adenoids can cause snoring in children.
What is snoring surgery like, and how long does recovery take?
There is no single surgery for snoring. The procedure depends on where the obstruction that makes it hard for air to flow is located, for example, in the nose or the throat.
That is why, before talking about surgery, it is important to have a complete evaluation to determine what is causing the snoring and whether you are really a candidate for a surgical procedure.
The hospital stay and recovery time depend on the type of surgery you need and on your health. During the consultation we can explain which procedure would be right for you, what you can expect from recovery and when you could return to your activities.
If you snore regularly, wake up tired or someone has noticed pauses in your breathing while you sleep, an evaluation is worthwhile.
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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