Septoplasty

Septoplasty: unblocking your nose with surgery

By Professor Hesham Saleh
2024-04-26

If you have a blocked nose due to a structural problem, your doctor might recommend surgery. A septoplasty is performed when your septum is causing the blockage. We spoke to leading rhinologist Mr Hesham Saleh about what patients can expect from the procedure, what risks are involved, and whether the appearance of your nose can be affected. See more

Deviated septum: when it needs treatment

By Mr Abbad Toma
2024-04-26

A deviated septum is where the middle part of your nose – which divides your nostrils – is slightly to one side. Up to 60-70% of us could be affected by nasal septum deviation – so when does it need treatment? We spoke to leading London-based ENT surgeon, Mr Abbad Toma...Deviated septum: when it needs treatment See more

Septoplasty: what to expect before, during and after the procedure

By Mr Florian Bast
2024-04-26

If you have a crooked septum that doesn't run down the centre of your nose, making it difficult for you to breathe, then continue reading to understand what surgical options you have to fix this condition and improve the airflow through your nose. Mr Florian Bast, a leading otolaryngologist and facial plastic surgeon in London, explains everything you need to know about the surgical procedure. See more

Septorhinoplasty: why have a nose job and what to expect

By Professor Paul Chatrath
2024-04-26

Surgery may be done on the nose for a number of reasons. Perhaps the individual isn’t happy with the appearance of their nose and their motivation is purely cosmetic; other times they can’t breathe properly, so they opt for surgery for functional reasons. On some occasions, the surgery may be a combination of the two. Distinguished ENT surgeon Mr Paul Chatrath is here to explain septorhinoplasty. See more