History & Side Effects of Radioablation

The swollen inferior turbinate tissue on the left hand side of this picture is one of the most common signs of nasal congestion.  This picture shows how Coblation treatment helps to open congested nasal passages.

Imagine a procedure that would take less than 2 minutes, opens your nasal passages, and reduces your snoring and increases you sense of smell.

Now stop imagining and call to see if you are a candidate.

Nasal congestion is a symptom familiar to anyone who has suffered from the common cold. It’s the feeling of fullness or blockage in the nasal passage. In the most extreme cases of nasal congestion, a person may be unable to breathe through his/her nose. Sleeping may be difficult and the patient may snore or wake up with a dry mouth. Eating, drinking and even speaking can be disrupted due to the inability to breathe through the mouth.

Common causes of nasal congestion are allergies and the common cold. These conditions lead to an inflammation and enlargement of the structures with the nasal passages. Other causes of nasal congestion include sinus infection, nasal polyps, deviation of the nasal septum, use of certain drugs or tumors.

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Dr. Madani is one of the pioneers of a new laser surgery technique to treat snoring and mild sleep apnea. The material contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered as medical advice or instruction. Individuals with suspected or diagnosed sleep apnea syndrome, any sleep disorder or other conditions discussed in this site should consider a personal evaluation in our facility or contact a qualified professional for further treatment.

Coblation^TM is a registered trademark of Arthrocare Corporation and Somnoplasty^TM/SM is a registered trademark of Somnus Medical Technologies.

Make your appointment online now
for consultation & evaluation!
1-800-206-2000

Coblation^TM is a registered trademark of Arthrocare Corporation and Somnoplasty^TM/SM is a registered trademark of Somnus Medical Technologies.