DO YOU SUFFER FROM CHRONIC NASAL STUFFINESS

The board certified specialists at the Institute For Better Breathing can relieve chronic nasal stuffiness using a new simple FDA approved procedure called Somnoplasty. The specialists perform this procedure at your convenience and for your comfort in their office. In less than an hour, Somnoplasty can eliminate nasal obstructions with little or no discomfort. Moreover, Somnoplasty is effective in reducing some of the causes of snoring.

HOW CAN THE INSTITUTE FOR BETTER BREATHING
ELIMINATE YOUR NASAL STUFFINESS?

If you suffer from enlarged nasal turbinates, a major cause for nasal stuffiness, the board certified specialists at the Institute For Better Breathing will use the FDA approved Somnoplasty procedure to permanently shrink these tissues thereby eliminating the nasal obstruction and thus improving the airflow through the nose. Additionally this procedure will reduce or eliminate sinus headaches, and post nasal drip. Somnoplasty can also reduce the impact of allergic reaction.

EXACTLY WHAT IS SOMNOPLASTY?

WHY DOES SOMNOPLASTY WORK?

The FDA approved Somnoplasty procedure treats nasal stuffiness by shrinking enlarged turbinates in the nose. This reduces the problems of restricted airflow in the nose. This improved air flow not only relieves you of your nasal stuffiness, but also may resolve sinus headaches, nasal drip and recurrent sinus infections.

SOMNOPLASTY IS SAFE, PAINLESS, AND EASY TO HAVE DONE

Somnoplasty is safe
The new Somnoplasty procedure available at the Institute For Better Breathing is a significant improvement over previous techniques. Somnoplasty will not destroy the delicate lining in the nose. It is the destruction of this tissue that causes significant discomfort as well as carrying other surgical risks.

The board-certified specialists at the Institute For Better Breathing perform Somnoplasty in their offices. The shorter a medical procedure is, the safer it is. Your actual exposure to low level radio waves is less than 10 minutes. You will be done with the procedure in less than 60 minutes.

Somnoplasty is painless

For years, there was no available non-invasive solution for nasal obstruction. Previously, surgical options would succeed in reducing upper airway obstructions, but carried significant postoperative pain. Somnoplasty does not hurt. Since the delicate lining of the nose is protected, the Somnoplasty procedure allows you a quick and virtually painless recovery.

You will resume your normal activities after the procedure using only a mild pain reliever such as Tylenol.

Somnoplasty is easy to have done

Somnoplasty is easy to have done because you are treated conveniently in the comfortable offices of the Institute For Better Breathing, eliminating inconvenient and costly hospitalization. Anesthetic is a topical anesthetic similar to Novocain injected into the turbinate. Discomfort is minimal and you will return, if you want, to your normal activities immediately after the procedure.

If you suffer from chronic nasal obstruction that is the result of enlarged turbinates, sinus headaches, allergies, or post nasal drip, you are a candidate for Somnoplasty.

Also, if you are burdened with annoying disruptive snoring, habitual snoring, or snoring that prevents your partner from sleeping in the same room, you are a candidate for Somnoplasty.

Somnoplasty is an FDA approved procedure for the treatment of chronic nasal obstruction. Various insurance plans and Medicare cover the procedure. Please contact us for accurate information and to discuss your particular situation. We offer various package arrangements that cover the total cost of the procedure, including the doctor's fee for the first treatment.

WHY WAIT? - GET IT DONE WITH THE BEST

Why wait. Eliminate chronic nasal stuffiness with Somnoplasty. Eliminate snoring with Somnoplasty. Get it done by board certified specialists at the Institute For Better Breathing. These specialists are among the finest and some of the first to perform Somnoplasty in the country. If you live in or are visiting Sourthern California, call or email The Institute For Better Breathing to discuss details.