Turbinate Reduction
Turbinate reduction is performed to relieve the symptoms caused by enlarged turbinates, which can include congestion, runny nose, snoring, nosebleeds, and trouble breathing. Learn more today.
Turbinate reduction is performed to relieve the symptoms caused by enlarged turbinates, which can include congestion, runny nose, snoring, nosebleeds, and trouble breathing.
Treatment Options for Enlarged Turbinates
FAQ
Does insurance cover surgery for enlarged turbinates?
Can other procedures be performed at the same time as turbinate reduction?
Questions patients ask
- Does insurance cover surgery for enlarged turbinates?
- For the majority of enlarged turbinate cases in which medications are not having success, health insurance covers the cost of surgery. However, every insurance carrier is different, so you should contact your insurance company to double-check.
- Can other procedures be performed at the same time as turbinate reduction?
- Yes, other procedures can be performed at the same time as a turbinate reduction. Conditions such as a deviated septum, nasal polyps, enlarged adenoids, etc. are frequently addressed alongside enlarged turbinates. During your consultation with Dr. Reitzen, she will go over all your options for combined procedures.
Consult with us
Shari Reitzen, M.D. — Double board-certified otolaryngologist and facial plastic surgeon — at 715 Park Avenue, Manhattan. Reconstructive and aesthetic breast surgery, body contouring and injectables.