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Nasal Valve Repair

-At Gateway Regional Medical Center, the board-certified ENT on our medical staff specializes in minimally invasive nasal valve repair, using a small implant designed to support the cartilage in the nose, helping the nasal airway stay open for breathing.

The implant is placed inside the wall of the nose to support the cartilage, reducing nasal airway obstruction symptoms and helping patients breathe better. The implant material absorbs over a period of 18-24 months.

Are you experiencing the following symptoms?

  • Nasal congestion or stuffiness
  • Nasal blockage or obstruction
  • Trouble breathing through your nose
  • Trouble sleeping
  • Unable to get enough air through your nose during exercise or exertion

If you are suffering from nasal airway obstruction, which limits airflow through the nose with significant quality-of-life consequences, call 618-288-6870 to make an appointment with Gateway Medical Group – ENT.

Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)

Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)

Sinus problems? Snoring? Don’t suffer in silence. Many of us experience sinus and allergy conditions that over the counter medications just can’t handle. That’s when you need the help of an Ear, Nose and Throat specialist. Years of dealing with chronic conditions can...

Balloon Sinuplasty (BSP)

Balloon Sinuplasty (BSP)

Living with chronic sinus infections can be frustrating, especially if nasal sprays, antibiotics and countless other treatments haven’t delivered the lasting relief you need. At Gateway Regional Medical Center, we may have just the solution for you.  Board-certified...

Deviated Septum (Septoplasty)

Deviated Septum (Septoplasty)

A deviated septum is an extremely common condition, in which the thin wall that divides the nostrils is far off center. Most people don’t experience symptoms or require any treatment. But for some, it can make it difficult to breathe and cause a host of other...

Myringotomy Tubes

Myringotomy Tubes

Almost every child by the age of five has at least one ear infection, which usually resolves on its own or with antibiotics. But, if your little one suffers with frequent, painful ear problems, you may consider another solution for long-term relief. At Gateway...