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Struggling to breathe through your nose? A deviated septum may be the cause. Septoplasty in Turkey offers expert correction by experienced ENT specialists.
A deviated septum occurs when the wall dividing the two nasal passages (the nasal septum) is displaced to one side. While mild deviations are common and symptom-free, severe cases cause chronic nasal obstruction, snoring and poor sleep quality.
Septoplasty is the surgical solution: a functional procedure that straightens the deviated septum to restore proper airflow — without changing the external appearance of the nose.
Septoplasty takes 45–90 minutes under general anaesthesia. Op. Dr. Emine Şakalar performed septoplasty procedures during her 10 years as an ENT specialist at a state hospital in Eskişehir, building extensive surgical experience.
Steps:
1. An incision is made inside the nose — no external scarring
2. Deviated cartilage and bone are corrected or removed
3. The mucosa is repositioned and closed
4. Nasal packing is placed for support
| Period | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Days 1–3 | Nasal packing in place; breathe through mouth |
| Day 5–7 | Packing removed; breathing improves noticeably |
| Weeks 2–4 | Return to light activities |
| Weeks 4–6 | Full recovery |
This combination is increasingly popular among international patients who want to improve both breathing and appearance in a single procedure.
Septoplasty in Western Europe is significantly more expensive than in Turkey. In Eskişehir, the same procedure is performed at a much more accessible price. Contact us for a personalised consultation and price information. Op. Dr. Emine Şakalar's ENT specialisation means she can assess functional and aesthetic nasal issues simultaneously.
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This article has been medically reviewed and approved by Op. Dr. Emine Şakalar.
This content is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Each patient's situation is individual. Always consult a qualified physician before making any health decisions.