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Are You Suffering From a Nasal Airway Obstruction(NAO)?
If you feel like you have a congested or blocked nose, you may be suffering from a nasal obstruction. This condition can seriously affect the amount of air you can inhale, impacting your overall quality of life.
What Causes NAO?
Nasal airway obstruction can be caused by several structural issues within the nasal passages. Here are the most common causes:
Deviated Septum
The outer wall of your nose, known as the lateral wall, is essential for keeping your nasal passages open and functioning properly. A deviated septum occurs when this structure is off-center, which can block one side of the nose and reduce airflow, leading to nasal obstruction.
Enlarged Turbinates
Turbinates are fingerlike areas of tissue inside the nasal cavity that help warm, humidify, and direct air as it enters your nose. When turbinates become swollen or enlarged, they can obstruct airflow and contribute to congestion and breathing difficulties.
Collapsed Nasal Valve
The outer wall of the nose, known as the lateral wall, is important for keeping the nasal passages open and functioning properly. Weakness or collapse of this nasal valve area can significantly decrease the nasal airway, leading to obstruction.
Nasal Polyps
Nasal polyps are noncancerous growths that can develop on the lining of your nasal passages or sinuses due to chronic inflammation. These growths can block the nasal airway, causing persistent congestion and breathing problems.
Chronic Sinusitis
Chronic inflammation of the sinuses, known as chronic sinusitis, can lead to swelling and blockage in the nasal passages. This condition often causes long-term nasal obstruction and discomfort.
Allergic Rhinitis
Allergic rhinitis, or hay fever, occurs when allergens such as pollen, dust, or pet dander cause inflammation and swelling in the nasal passages. This can lead to nasal congestion and blockage.
Nasal Trauma
Injuries to the nose, such as fractures or trauma from an accident, can alter the structure of the nasal passages, leading to obstructions that impair breathing.
Symptoms of Nasal Airway Obstruction
Standard Treatments for Nasal Airway Obstruction
Home remedies, such as breathing strips, nasal dilators, and sprays, may provide temporary relief but often do not offer a permanent solution. Traditional surgery is another option, but it involves pain, a long recovery period, and uncertain results. Why not choose an option that actually works?
Prefer Something That Works Long Term?
VivAer® is a short, non-invasive procedure performed in the office with no cutting or long recovery. Using radio frequency technology, the process gently and effectively reshapes the nasal valve area permanently. Most people notice a significant improvement immediately and can breathe easier.
Schedule to Discover if VivAer® is Right for YouThe VivAer® Procedure is a Better Solution for Nasal Airway Obstruction
VivAer® provides all the benefits of traditional nasal airway treatment without any of the disadvantages.
Convenient and Fast
Unique and Non-Invasive
And It Works
VivAer® uses a proven, proprietary technology that gently reshapes your nasal airway with radio frequency. In a four-year clinical study patients had great overall outcomes:
Understanding VivAer® Side Effects
While VivAer® is generally safe, like any medical procedure, it can have side effects. These are typically mild and may include temporary nasal discomfort, slight swelling, or minor bleeding. Most patients experience a quick recovery and return to normal activities almost immediately.
Ready to Find Out if VivAer® Nasal Airway Obstruction Treatment is for You?
VivAer® goes beyond traditional treatment options and delivers results beyond expectations. It is an effective solution for treating nasal obstruction and related conditions like septal deviation and nasal passage issues.