Shrinks collapsing tongue-base tissue that blocks your airway during sleep
Book a consultationYou might be a candidate if assessment shows tongue base collapse contributes to your snoring or obstructive sleep apnea, and other options alone are unlikely to open that part of the airway enough.
Tongue base reduction using radiofrequency shrinks excess tissue at the back of the tongue that can collapse into the airway during sleep. The goal is less obstruction, quieter breathing, and better sleep when tongue base collapse contributes to snoring or obstructive sleep apnea.
A thin probe delivers controlled radiofrequency energy into the tongue base so the tissue firms and reduces in volume over the following weeks, without large external cuts.
Exact steps are personalized at your consultation based on your anatomy and goals.
You receive anesthesia so you are comfortable throughout the procedure.
Your surgeon maps the tongue base and places a radiofrequency probe into the target tissue.
Controlled energy is delivered at planned points to shrink and firm the tongue base.
The probe is removed; no external skin incisions are typically needed.
You recover briefly and go home the same day with pain control, diet, and activity guidance.
Expect a sore throat or tongue discomfort for several days to a couple of weeks, with softer foods at first. Full benefit often builds over weeks as the tissue continues to shrink.
Most treatments fall between $2,000 and $5,000. Many workplace plans cover part of the cost. Your $100 consultation is credited if you proceed. Exact pricing is reviewed before you commit.
Not sure if this is right for you? That's what the consultation is for. Leave with a clear plan and exact pricing.
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