
Sinus surgery (chronic sinusitis)
Endoscopic surgical treatment of chronic sinusitis and polyps, performed through the natural passages without any scar.
What is it?

When is it indicated?
When the nose remains blocked and the face feels heavy despite rinses and medication, surgery reopens the sinuses for lasting relief.
Polyps are benign growths that block the nose and often cause loss of smell; their removal restores the airflow.
When episodes of sinusitis follow one another throughout the year, opening the blocked sinuses helps break this cycle of infections.
Some sinusitis cases originate from a tooth or a fungus lodged in the sinus; surgery removes the cause and cleans the cavity.
A pocket of secretions or a cyst can develop in a sinus and cause pain or heaviness; its removal through the nostrils makes the discomfort disappear.
Preparation
Procedure
General anaesthesia
Insertion of the endoscope through the nostrils, with no external incision
Opening of the blocked sinuses and removal of any polyps
Restoration of the natural drainage of the sinuses
Possible placement of small temporary nasal packing
Monitoring in the recovery room, then return to the room
Duration
1 to 2 hours
Aftercare & Recovery
Discharge takes place the same day or the following day. Nasal obstruction and slight bleeding are normal in the first few days. Regular nasal rinses are essential during recovery. Respiratory comfort gradually sets in over the weeks.
Risks and side effects
These risks remain rare. Your surgeon will inform you in detail before the procedure.
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