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Nose and sinus surgery

Septal deviation, sinus inflammation and the outer nasal shape have different surgical goals. Symptoms, endoscopy and indicated imaging guide the procedure.

Individual services in this category

Septoplasty / deviated septum surgeryEndoscopic sinus surgery (FESS)Rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction

Which concerns are assessed?

  • Septoplasty / deviated septum surgery
  • Endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS)
  • Turbinate reduction surgery
  • Rhinoplasty and functional nasal reconstruction
  • CSF rhinorrhea repair and selected maxillectomy
  • Facial plastic and reconstructive surgery

How is it assessed?

  • Review prior treatment and surgery, endoscopy/CT and breathing goals.

How is care planned?

  • Discuss medical alternatives, observation, bleeding/infection risks and postoperative nasal care.
  • A CSF leak, tumour or skull-base involvement may require a dedicated specialist team and hospital.

When is prompt or emergency care needed?

  • Visual changes, breathing difficulty or heavy/persistent bleeding after surgery needs emergency care.

For a life-threatening emergency, seek emergency care or call 999 in Bangladesh.

Frequently asked questions

Are FESS and septoplasty the same?

No. FESS treats sinus disease and drainage pathways; septoplasty corrects the septum. Some patients may need both.

Further information: medical sources

Arrange a consultation

Call for an appointment at Ibn Sina Jatrabari or Malibagh.

Jatrabari hours and addressMalibagh hours and address
Call for a consultation+880 1792-335086

General patient information, not a substitute for examination and an individual care plan. For an emergency, seek the nearest emergency department rather than waiting for an appointment.

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