❱ Patients who suffer from it usually suffer from constant nasal obstruction, either intermittently or permanently, abundant nasal secretion, allergy, itching sensation or headaches.

❱ No preoperative tests
❱ No risks or operating room expenses
❱ No postoperative rest
❱ Applicable from the age of two, pregnant patients and patients with coexisting pathologies that increase their anesthetic risk.
❱ Less exposure of the patient, medical and paramedical team to COVID-19 contamination.

❱ No alcohol, no spicy or hot food, no beaches during 3 postoperative days (to avoid irritating the oral and nasopharyngeal mucosa). at least 7 days before the procedure date.

❱ There is no risk because it is ambulatory

❱ Cornetes procedure
❱ First Consultation
❱ Endoscopy control
❱ In-patient medical facility pregnancy.

❱ All studies
❱ Any lodging and travel expenses

❱ From US $9,500 to US $20,000.

What is Turbinate hypertrophy?

Turbinate hypertrophy refers to an excessive growth or enlargement of the bony structures located inside of the nose. These structures are covered with a special skin called mucosa and they help filter, warm, and humidify the air as you breathe. The mucosa naturally swells during the normal nasal cycle, when you lie down and in response to allergens or other irritants. If these turbinates become enlarged, breathing can become more difficult.