Septoplasty

Septoplasty may be considered when nasal septal deviation leads to persistent nasal obstruction, snoring/sleep-related problems, recurrent sinusitis, or affects nasal procedures. The decision is based on the severity of symptoms, endoscopic and imaging findings, response to medication or conservative treatment, whether it is combined with inferior turbinate hypertrophy/nasal valve problems, and overall health status, as determined by specialist assessment.