After Sinus Surgery, Will the Nasal Quality of my Voice Go Way? I Had a FESS, Clean out and Turbinate Reduction 8 Weeks Ago.

My guess is either you didn't have a complete sinus surgery the first time or the scarring that occurred soon after wasn't noticed and corrected. Sometimes it takes a while for new symptoms to appear after the new scarring occurred.   Post op evaluation with frequent debridements and...

The symptoms you are describing, particularly the changes in the sound of your voice, are not uncommon and should not be the cause of major worry. Your body is still responding to the stress of surgery. In fact, three weeks is still relatively early in the recovery period, so I would suggest...

Thanks for your question, I am sorry to hear that you are having this problem. Generally speaking there will be severe congestion after a nasal surgery for around 1 week. At the end of that time after the nose is cleaned, you should be breathing much better. Occasionally you may get some minor ...

Hello and thanks for your question. While the nasal cycle is normal, your acute awareness of the changes is not. You should have an assessment by a board-certified otolaryngologist that can examine the nasal passages and determine whether surgery to reduce the turbinites might bring you...

Thanks for your question. Altered sensation in the front teeth is a common complaint after a nasal surgery, especially if work was done at the caudal, end or front part of septum or collumella. The altered sensation of numbness or pain typically improves within the first week after surgery. Hang...

I would start with a ENT specialist to evaluate the nasal cavity for obstruction.  This can be corrected rather simply compared to orthognathic surgery.  A Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon who specializes in orthognathic surgery would be your next stop if the nasal exam was normal.  You...