Services Offered by Fellowship-Trained Rhinologists
Rhinologists are specialists uniquely trained in the management and care of nose and sinus-related disorders. These specialists have undergone fellowship training and have additional experience beyond their general ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) education, making them the go-to experts in this field.
Chronic sinusitis is an inflammation of the sinuses leading to symptoms like thick nasal drainage, nasal congestion, and reduced sense of smell. Rhinologists can provide advanced treatments for this condition, such as endoscopic sinus surgery, revision sinus surgery, frontal sinus surgery, or balloon sinuplasty.
Whether due to a deviated septum, enlarged turbinates, or large nasal polyps, rhinologists can offer both surgical and non-surgical treatments to alleviate nasal breathing difficulties.
As experts at diagnosing and treating both benign and malignant tumors of the nose and sinuses, rhinologists often employ minimally invasive techniques to ensure quicker recovery times and better patient outcomes.
A CSF leak is a severe condition where the fluid surrounding the brain leaks into the nose, Rhinologists can perform endoscopic surgery to repair such leaks in the sinuses.
These surgeries involve the removal of tumors or other abnormalities located at the skull base or the top of the spinal column. Rhinologists often use cutting-edge endoscopic techniques for these complex surgeries in combination with specialized neurosurgeons.
Rhinologists can also perform orbital surgery, which involves procedures on the eye socket (orbit) and its surrounding structures. This could include orbital decompression for thyroid eye disease, repair of orbital fractures, removal of orbital tumors, and treatment of tear duct disorders, often in alongside oculoplastic surgeons.
Rhinologists can conduct thorough allergy testing and devise treatment plans for managing nasal allergies, which may include medications, allergy shots, or sublingual immunotherapy.
Rhinologists can diagnose and treat disorders related to smell and taste. This could involve medical therapies or in some cases, surgery.
Fellowship-trained rhinologists are highly skilled professionals dedicated to the nose and sinus field. Using state-of-the-art technology and techniques, they aim to deliver optimum patient care and improved quality of life by effectively treating any nasal or sinus conditions present.
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