Surgical, in-office, and device options for snoring and sleep apnea Your consultation matches the right path to your anatomy, not a one-size-fits-all plan.
You do not need to pick the procedure yourself. We review your airway and recommend what will actually work.
Structural fixes when anatomy is blocking your airway.
Quicker options with less downtime for the right candidates.
Non-surgical tools matched to your bite and airway.
Surgical and non-surgical options that target the cause of your snoring.
Straightens the wall inside your nose to restore airflow
Septoplasty is a procedure that corrects a deviated septum to improve breathing and reduce symptoms such as congestion, nosebleeds, and recurring sinus issues. It focuses entirely on function rather than cosmetic changes.
Opens the narrowed airway at the back of your throat
Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) is a surgery designed to open the upper airway by reducing excess tissue in the throat, helping treat snoring and certain cases of sleep apnea. It works by addressing the soft tissues that collapse during sleep and block airflow.
Clears blocking tissue and firms the palate that vibrates when you snore
An adenotonsillectomy with radiofrequency of the palate combines two approaches to improve breathing and reduce airway obstruction. It removes enlarged adenoids and tonsils that can block airflow, while also tightening the soft palate using radiofrequency energy to reduce snoring or sleep-related collapse.
Quick in-office shrink of swollen nasal tissue so you can breathe through your nose
Turbinate Reduction with Radio Frequency is a minimally invasive procedure designed to relieve chronic nasal congestion caused by enlarged turbinates. Instead of removing tissue, radiofrequency energy is applied to the nasal mucosa to shrink and tighten it, improving airflow and reducing symptoms like blocked breathing and snoring.
Shrinks collapsing tongue-base tissue that blocks your airway during sleep
Tongue base reduction with radiofrequency is a targeted procedure for patients whose snoring or obstructive sleep apnea is driven in part by collapse at the back of the tongue. Controlled radiofrequency energy is applied to the tongue base to shrink and stiffen soft tissue, helping keep the airway more open during sleep.
That is exactly what the consultation is for. An ENT sleep specialist reviews your symptoms and airway, then gives you a clear plan with pricing before you commit to anything.
Related nasal and sinus care our specialists also provide.
Clears chronically blocked sinuses through the nostrils, with no external cuts
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (ESS) is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat chronic sinusitis and other sinus conditions by operating through the natural passages of the nose. Using a small endoscope for clear visualization, the surgeon can address blockages without external incisions, often leading to improved breathing, fewer infections, and a quicker recovery compared to traditional surgery.
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