Excision of Nose Granulomas Treatments

What is Meant by a Laser Excision of Nasal Granuloma?

Laser removal of nasal granuloma is a minimally invasive procedure where a laser is used to precisely target and remove the abnormal tissue. It's a minimally invasive procedure that is done under general or local anesthesia guided by an endoscope. The laser vaporizes the granuloma while sparing surrounding healthy tissue, reducing bleeding and minimizing post-operative complications.  It offers advantages such as high precision and a shorter recovery period.

Benefits and Risks of the Procedure

Benefits

• Reduced nasal blockage and facial pain.
• Easy respiratory through the nose and improve airflow.
• Eliminating chronic inflammation and other symptoms associated with it.
• Preventing complications such as sinusitis or septal perforation.
• Providing potential diagnostic clarity by histopathologic examination of excised tissue.

Risks

• The possibility of bleeding during or after surgery.
• The chances of getting an infection at the surgical site.
• The possibility of damage to surrounding nasal structures.
• Granuloma recurrence.
• Potential adverse reactions to anesthesia or medication after surgery.