Turbinoplasty: new way vs old way
In this video I discuss how turbinoplasty is performed. I describe the “old way” it used to be performed, by resecting the inferior turbinate. While usually a successful procedure it had the potential to cause a extremely frustrating and possibly permanent side effect, called “empty nose syndrome”. Submucosal resection of the turbinates has been around for over 30 years, but is a vastly superior method. If you like this video: subscribe to my channel!
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How I Perform Turbinate Reduction
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Turbinate Surgery: How to Avoid Empty Nose Syndrome
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Turbinoplasty: Radiofrequency reduction, Microdebrider resection, Partial resection / KAMINSKYI
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Empty Nose Syndrome Form v Function By Dr Steven Houser USA (English)
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Turbinates, Nasal Congestion & the Dreaded Empty Nose w/ Dr. Jayakar Nayak | ENT Podcast Ep. 89
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Understanding Empty Nose Syndrome @ the Modern Nose Clinic
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Endoscopic Sinus Surgery: Ten Reasons to NOT have Sinus Surgery
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Empty Nose Syndrome - My Theory & How to Fix it
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Risks, Complications and Aftercare for a Nose Operation
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Deviated Septum? 80% of Surgeries Useless - How to Open Your Airways
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Nasal Airway Surgery: septoplasty and turbinate reduction
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Septoplasty and Turbinate Reduction Recovery (Deviated Septum)
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Chapter 2: Nasal Anatomy and Function
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Vivaer: non-surgical procedure to help nasal congestion
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What Nobody Tells You About Post Sinus Surgery Frustrations | We Nose Noses
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What I Wish I Knew Before Septoplasty Surgery
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Pre-Operative Endoscopic Septoplasty and Inferior Turbinate Reduction Surgery Patient Education
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Coblation Turbinate Reduction to Treat Nasal Obstruction
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Nasal Turbinate Reduction in Children
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