Radio wave vasotomy is performed for patients suffering from chronic nasal congestion that does not respond to standard medication treatment.
Another indication is vasomotor rhinitis. This is a functional disorder in which uncontrolled expansion and contraction of the vessels of the nasal mucosa occurs. The result is periodic nasal congestion.
You should refrain from this procedure if you have acute infectious diseases - for example, with an active inflammatory process in the nose.
Vasotomy is not performed against the background of the development of malignant neoplasms in the nose or adjacent areas. Another contraindication is serious blood diseases.
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What is radio wave vasotomy?
The operating principle of this procedure is based on the use of high frequency radio waves. They literally “evaporate” part of the tissues of the nasal concha. This reduces their volume and facilitates the passage of air through the nasal passages.
In the process, the doctor uses a special device. Using a small electrode inserted into the nasal passage, radio waves are delivered directly to the target tissues. This targeted effect avoids damage to surrounding healthy tissue and reduces recovery time after the procedure.