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Insurance may cover nasal surgery when medically indicated, such as chronic nasal congestion and sinusitis when medications don't improve symptoms. The specific nasal surgery will vary based on multiple factors, but may include septoplasty, turbinate reduction, nasal valve repair, endoscopic sinus surgery, and septorhinoplasty. Evaluation by a facial plastic surgeon can help determine appropriate options.Best,Dr. Chaboki
Insurance will often cover nose surgery if you have tried and failed medical therapy such as nose sprays, antihistamines and/or antibiotics. A facial plastic surgeon can do an exam that includes a nasal endoscopy (looking in your nose with a camera) to see what the problem is. Best of luckDr Rodman
There are many issues on the inside of the nose that can cause difficult breathing such as a deviated nasal septum, chronic sinusitis, allergies, turbinate hypertrophy, and valve collapse. Each one of these issues are treated differently with surgery and/or medications. It's important to try and fail medical management first before undergoing surgery. A thorough internal examination of the nose is required to make a determination about what is causing the issues. Nasal surgery can be covered under medical insurance, so pre-authorization and medical necessity must occur prior to the surgery, and expect co-pays and deductibles associated with your insurance payment
In all likelihood, you took off a small crust of dried blood which started rebleeding. I would get in to see your surgeon, so that you can be examined.
Hi Septoplasty is one of the most common procedures I perform. From newborns whose nose was deviated at birth to older patients who have there nose broken from trauma. Septoplasty is commonly performed to help with breathing. No packing is used in my practice after...
It is normal to feel as if you nose is "blocked" after septoplasty as you likely have either splints or packing inside the nostrils. In addition, nasal drainage consisting of mucus and/or small amounts of blood is normal as well. Once your splints/packing is removed by your surgeon, you wi...
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