Sinus Surgery in Englewood
Sinus problems can make everyday life in Englewood feel exhausting. Chronic congestion, facial pressure, headaches, and trouble sleeping can all point to sinus issues that aren’t improving with medication alone. Sinus surgery in Englewood with Dr. Monica Tadros is designed to open blocked sinus pathways, improve drainage, and help you finally breathe more comfortably.
At our Englewood location, Dr. Monica Tadros offers modern, minimally invasive sinus surgery options tailored to your anatomy and symptoms. Whether you’ve struggled with chronic infections, nasal polyps, or long-standing sinusitis, she focuses on addressing the root cause instead of just the symptoms. The goal is simple: long-term relief and better quality of life for patients in and around Englewood.
Englewood Sinus Surgery Specialist
When you choose a sinus surgery specialist in Englewood, experience and a thoughtful approach matter. Dr. Monica Tadros uses detailed imaging, nasal endoscopy, and a careful review of your history to decide whether sinus surgery is truly the right next step.
At our Englewood office, you’ll never feel rushed. You’ll have time to ask questions, understand your diagnosis, and review all options, including both medical management and surgical treatments. If sinus surgery in Englewood is recommended, you can feel confident that it’s based on solid evidence and a personalized plan—not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Before and After
Sinus Surgery
Before sinus surgery, many Englewood patients describe constant congestion, repeated courses of antibiotics, facial pain, and difficulty breathing through the nose. These symptoms can interrupt work, sleep, and exercise, and they often come back as soon as a medication wears off. Your pre-surgery evaluation is about understanding these patterns and making sure surgery can realistically improve them.
If you're experiencing the following symptoms and medications no longer provide relief, it may be time to explore surgical options. Dr. Monica Tadros specializes in evaluating the full spectrum of sinus and nasal disorders to determine the most effective treatment for lasting relief.
- Persistent nasal congestion or obstruction
- Facial pressure or pain, especially around the eyes and cheeks
- Decreased or lost sense of smell and taste
- Postnasal drip or chronic throat clearing
- Frequent headaches centered around the forehead or eyes
- Difficulty breathing through the nose, especially at night
- Fatigue related to poor sleep or chronic infection
After sinus surgery, most patients notice gradual improvements in breathing, sinus pressure, and the number of infections they experience each year. Recovery isn’t instant, but as swelling subsides and the sinuses heal, it usually becomes easier to breathe through the nose and stay active in Englewood without constant sinus flare-ups. During your follow-up visits, Dr. Monica Tadros will monitor healing, adjust your nasal care routine, and help you protect your results long term.
What To Expect With Sinus Surgery in Englewood
Sinus surgery in Englewood typically starts with a thorough consultation, imaging (such as a CT scan), and a detailed explanation of your treatment plan. On the day of surgery, most procedures are performed using endoscopic techniques, meaning no external incisions and a focus on precision through the nostrils. You’ll receive anesthesia to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.
After surgery, you’ll usually go home the same day. Expect some congestion, mild bleeding, and pressure for several days to a couple of weeks while the sinuses heal. You’ll be given clear instructions on nasal rinses, activity restrictions, and follow-up appointments at our Englewood office. Most patients can return to light daily activities within a few days and gradually increase their exercise as they’re cleared by Dr. Monica Tadros.
Conditions That May Require Sinus Surgery
- Chronic sinusitis: Long-term inflammation of the sinus lining that lasts 12 weeks or longer despite treatment.
- Recurrent acute sinusitis: Multiple episodes of sinus infection in a single year.
- Nasal polyps: Benign growths in the nasal or sinus passages that can cause obstruction and reduce airflow.
- Deviated nasal septum or structural abnormalities: Conditions that impair proper sinus drainage and ventilation.
- Mucoceles or sinus cysts: Fluid-filled sacs that can block sinus pathways and lead to pressure or infection.
- Fungal sinus infections: More severe and often resistant to medical therapy.
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