lately, have seen ads for in-office septoplasty, is this a safe procedure to have in the office?

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William Portuese, MD · Answer

A septoplasty is performed as an outpatient surgical procedure in  a formal  operating room under general anesthesia. The operating room needs to be certified and licensed, however can be located adjacent to a physician's office. A septoplasty is not an in-office procedure.

William B. Rosenblatt, MD · Answer

I do all of my nasal surgery , rhinoplasties and septoplasties as an out patient - so most are done in my certified office operating room. Rarely are hospitals needed unless you are having sinus work at the same time.

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