
Balloon sinuplasty is a minimally invasive procedure designed to open blocked sinus passages and support improved drainage. Using a small, flexible balloon catheter inserted into the affected sinus cavity, the balloon is gently inflated to open the sinus passage and restore airflow and mucus movement.
This procedure is typically performed in-office and does not require incisions or removal of tissue.
Balloon sinuplasty has been used since 2005 as an option for select patients with chronic or recurrent sinus conditions. You may be a candidate if you experience:
A full ENT evaluation is required to determine if this procedure is appropriate for your condition.
For appropriately selected patients, Balloon Sinuplasty may help improve sinus drainage and support symptom management. Your clinician will discuss potential benefits, risks, and expectations for your situation.
Individual results may vary. Not all patients will achieve the same level of symptom relief.
Recovery varies by patient. Some patients may be able to return to normal activities within 1–2 days. Mild nasal pressure or discomfort may occur after the procedure, and your provider can discuss what to expect during recovery.
Compared with some traditional sinus surgeries, balloon sinuplasty may involve:
Recovery experiences and symptom improvement vary by individual.
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