Will septoplasty and turbinate reduction surgery help in snoring?

Snoring can be a challenging problem to treat, but if the turbinates are enlarged and the septum is deviated, these could definitely be contributing to snoring. Either problem can cause nasal obstruction.
A thorough history and physical exam would be recommended in order to help determine the etiology and treatment options.
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Thank you for your question about Septoplasty and Snoring.If your nasal septum is causing mechanical nasal airway obstruction, then yes, it could be contributing to snoring.  You will need to be seen by a doctor to determine this. Your question cannot be thoroughly answered on the internet.
To be sure, see two or more experienced,
licensed and board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation
to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have
treatment.
I hope this helps.

Many times improving your nasal airway will reduce if not eliminate snoring.  The best way to determine if this will help is to see a board certified otolaryngologist.If you have airway obstruction from areas other than your nose, that may have to be addressed as well in order to reduce or eliminate snoring.

Yes it does.  Snoring is caused by obstruction in the airway along the nasal canal and/or pharyngeal area (throat).  We always evaluate the nasal canal as well for obstruction.  The turbinates can be reduced by laser, radiofrequency or cautery.  We prefer using the laser.  If the bone underneath the soft tissues are enlarged it can be removed.  Best of luck, Dr. Michael OmidiAn in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to assess your needs and provide true medical advice. The response to the question does not constitute a doctor patient relationship or formal advice.

 A septoplasty and turbinate reduction are medically necessary procedures are performed for airflow improvement through the nose when there is chronic nasal obstruction unresponsive to medical management. Snoring is usually caused from a harmonic vibration of the soft palate and uvula. In our experience, most patients( but not all) get some improvement in snoring from a septoplasty and turbinate surgery

If your snoring is related to you nasal obstruction you may find benefit.  Snoring is commonly outside the nasal passages and in the lower throat.You should expect to breath easier through your nose after nasal septoplasty.

This really depends on why you snore; snoring can occur as a result of obstruction in various areas of the upper airway. If you have problems breathing through your nose, a septoplasty and turbinate reduction may help you breathe better and possibly reduce snoring.  However, if the nose is not part of the snoring problem, those 2 surgeries may not help you with snoring.  I recommend that you see an ENT in your area.