When congestion becomes a persistent problem.

Sinusitis is an inflammation of the paranasal sinuses that can cause nasal congestion, thick discharge, facial pressure and headache, especially in the forehead or around the eyes. It is often mistaken for a cold or even migraines, and in many cases its origin is related to dental problems.

At our hospital, we have state-of-the-art technology such as CBCT (Cone Beam CT), which allows us to study the paranasal sinuses with high precision and minimum radiation exposure. This device allows us to perform a detailed and safe diagnosis, even when repeated check-ups are necessary.

An episode of acute sinusitis that does not respond well to treatment can progress to a chronic form, which in many cases requires surgical intervention. This is why proper evaluation and continuous follow-up is essential.

We offer both medical treatment and endoscopic surgery, with the goal of restoring normal breathing and relieving symptoms in an effective and long-lasting manner.

Nasosinusal polyposis is a chronic inflammation of the nasal mucosa that causes polyps, small benign masses that make breathing difficult, reduce the sense of smell and cause constant nasal discharge or facial pressure.

Initial treatment is usually medical, but in many cases nasal endoscopic surgery is necessary. However, some patients experience recurrence or unsatisfactory outcome. In such cases, we offer biological therapies, innovative treatments that target the source of the inflammation, reduce the polyps and provide long-lasting symptom relief, thus avoiding further surgery.

We study each case individually to offer the best therapeutic option, with a modern and personalised approach.