The turbinates are 3 ridges within the nasal passageway (nostrils) that help warm and moisten inhaled air. When they become swollen, many doctors recommend removing them via turbinate excision surgery. Making no cuts on the exterior of the nose, the surgeon removes the swollen tissue with a fine knife or laser from the inside of the nose. This tissue is sent to the laboratory for examination to determine the cause of the swelling. Nasal turbinate excision does not change the shape of the patient s nose. The nose often feels slightly sore and uncomfortable after nasal turbinate excision surgery.
The following health professionals work at The Princess Grace Hospital and also specialise in Nose swelling removal
ENT surgeon
Consultant ENT & Head & Neck Surgeon
Consultant ENT Surgeon
Consultant ENT Surgeon
ENT surgeon
ENT surgeon
Consultant ENT Surgeon
Consultant ENT Surgeon
ENT surgeon
ENT surgeon
