
Endoscopic sinonasal surgery
The gold-standard minimally invasive approach for operating on the nose and sinuses through the natural passages, under high-definition video control.
What is it?

When is it indicated?
When the sinuses remain blocked or overrun by polyps despite treatments, endoscopy reopens them through the nostrils, with no incision on the face.
If the blocked nose stems from a sinus problem, the endoscopic approach treats the cause to restore free breathing.
Benign tumours can develop in the nasal passages; many can now be removed through the natural passages, under video control.
These pockets of secretions that develop in a sinus cause heaviness and pain; opening them endoscopically makes the discomfort disappear.
When the tear duct becomes blocked and the eye waters constantly, an endoscopic procedure performed through the nose can restore drainage, in liaison with the relevant specialists.
Preparation
Procedure
General anaesthesia
Insertion of the high-definition endoscope through the nostrils
Precise treatment of the lesions under continuous video control
Preservation of neighbouring anatomical structures
Possible placement of temporary nasal packing
Monitoring in the recovery room
Duration
1 to 2 hours depending on the extent of the procedure
Aftercare & Recovery
Discharge takes place the same day or the following day. Regular nasal rinses are the key to good healing. Nasal and respiratory comfort improves gradually over the weeks, with follow-up consultations to support the recovery.
Risks and side effects
These risks remain rare. Your surgeon will inform you in detail before the procedure.
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