Treatments Offered

We provide evidence-based medical and surgical options tailored to the severity of disease:

• Medical Management: Topical intranasal corticosteroids, short courses of oral steroids when indicated, saline irrigations and adjunctive therapies to reduce inflammation.

• Allergy & Inflammation Control: Allergy testing, targeted medical therapy and immunotherapy guidance for patients with allergic contributors.

• Endoscopic Polypectomy: Minimally invasive endoscopic removal of polyps to clear nasal passages while preserving normal mucosa.

• Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS): Performed when polyps are extensive or associated with chronic sinus disease to improve drainage and reduce recurrence.

• Biologic Therapy (when indicated): Referral and coordination for monoclonal antibody treatments in selected patients with severe, recurrent polyposis not responsive to conventional therapy.

• Postoperative Care & Maintenance: Long-term nasal steroid therapy, saline rinses and regular follow-up to monitor and reduce recurrence.

Symptoms & Causes

Consider evaluation for nasal polyps if you experience:

• Chronic nasal blockage or persistent congestion

• Reduced or lost sense of smell (hyposmia/anosmia)

• Recurrent sinus infections, facial pressure or post-nasal drip

• Snoring or breathing difficulty related to nasal obstruction

Nasal polyps are commonly associated with chronic rhinosinusitis, allergic rhinitis, asthma, cystic fibrosis, aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease and other inflammatory conditions. Nasal endoscopy and CT imaging guide diagnosis and personalised treatment planning.

Prevention & Long-term Management

To reduce recurrence and maintain nasal health, we recommend:

• Regular saline nasal irrigations to clear mucus and reduce inflammation

• Consistent use of prescribed intranasal steroid sprays to control mucosal inflammation

• Managing underlying allergies or asthma in coordination with specialists

• Timely ENT follow-up after surgery to monitor healing and intervene early if polyps recur

• Discussing advanced therapies, including biologics, for recurrent or severe cases not responding to standard care