What is Septoplasty?

Septoplasty is a surgery that straightens the deviated nasal septum. Think of the septum like a crooked divider inside the nose—when it bends, airflow becomes blocked. This surgery gently repositions it so you can breathe freely, reduce sinus pressure, and prevent repeated infections.

Why is Early Treatment Important?

• Prevents recurring sinus infections caused by blocked airflow.

• Reduces snoring and sleep issues.

• Improves breathing and oxygen flow.

• Prevents long-term nasal congestion and complications.

Why Choose Manipal Hospitals for Septoplasty Treatment?

• Experienced ENT surgeons specialising in the septoplasty surgery procedure.

• NABH-accredited facilities for international safety standards.

• Advanced imaging & navigation for precise corrections.

• Options for laser septoplasty procedure when suitable.

• Affordable packages with faster recovery times.

• Dedicated international patient coordinators.

Types of Septoplasty Procedures We Offer

• Traditional Septoplasty: A standard method to correct major deviation.

• Endoscopic Septoplasty: A minimally invasive technique using small instruments.

• Laser Septoplasty Procedure: Useful for soft-tissue reshaping and mild deviations.

• Revision Septoplasty: For patients with persistent symptoms after earlier surgery.

• Septoplasty Infection Treatment: For complications such as chronic sinus infections linked to septal deviation.

Treatment Options Available

Surgical Options

• Septoplasty Procedure: Straightens the septum and clears blockages.

• Endoscopic Septoplasty: Accurate correction using a camera-guided tool.

• Combined Septoplasty & Turbinate Reduction: Enhances airflow by reducing enlarged turbinates.

• Revision Septoplasty: Corrective surgery for earlier unsuccessful procedures.

Non-Surgical Treatments

• Antibiotics for septoplasty infection treatment.

• Nasal sprays and anti-inflammatory medicines.

• Saline rinses for symptom control.

• Allergy management when required.

Who is Eligible for Septoplasty Treatment at Manipal Global?

• Patients diagnosed with a deviated septum causing breathing problems.

• Individuals with chronic sinus infections or nasal blockage.

• Those with snoring or sleep-disordered breathing due to obstruction.

• Patients seeking second opinions on previous ENT treatments.

Who Should Not Undergo Certain Treatments?

• Patients with uncontrolled diabetes or severe cardiac issues.

• Those with active nasal or systemic infections.

• Individuals with bleeding disorders without clearance.

• Pregnant women may need to delay the septoplasty surgery procedure in some cases.

Preparing for Septoplasty Treatment

Checklist

• Medical reports: CT scan, ENT evaluation, allergy history.

• Medication list and known allergies.

• Travel and medical visa documents.

• Pre-surgical counselling and consent.

• Support person for post-surgery care.

• Insurance/TPA approval.

What to Expect During Treatment?

Timeline

• Diagnosis: Nasal endoscopy, imaging, airflow evaluation.

• Planning: ENT creates a personalized treatment plan.

• Treatment: Septoplasty surgery procedure or minimally invasive options.

• Follow-Up: Regular check-ups to monitor healing.

Team Involved

ENT surgeons, anesthesiologists, radiologists, nursing staff, and patient navigators.

Recovery & Aftercare

• Pain and swelling are managed with prescribed medication.

• Nasal packing removal in 24–48 hours (if used).

• Saline washes to maintain hygiene.

• Avoid strenuous activity for 2–3 weeks.

• Follow dietary and sleeping posture instructions.

Risks & Complications

• Bleeding or infection.

• Nasal crusting or dryness.

• Temporary numbness.

• Persistence or recurrence of deviation (rare).

• Septoplasty infection requiring timely treatment.

Benefits of Septoplasty at Manipal Hospitals

• Enhanced breathing and airflow.

• Fewer sinus infections.

• Relief from snoring and sleep discomfort.

• Improved quality of life and nasal function.

• Access to advanced techniques, including the laser septoplasty procedure.