Turbinoplasty and Conchoplasty

Turbinoplasty and Conchoplasty are surgical procedures designed to improve nasal airflow by reducing the size of enlarged nasal turbinates or concha bullosa. Turbinates are structures inside the nose that warm and humidify air, but when swollen, they can cause persistent nasal blockage, snoring, and sinus issues. Turbinoplasty gently reshapes or reduces these structures while preserving their important function.

Conchoplasty addresses an air-filled cavity within the middle turbinate (concha bullosa) that can obstruct airflow or contribute to sinus pain. Both procedures are minimally invasive, performed through the nostrils, and offer long-lasting relief with quick recovery and improved breathing.