Rhinoplasty for Chronic Rhinitis: A Surgical Perspective

 

624. <Rhinoplasty for Chronic Rhinitis: A Surgical Perspective>

Rhinitis surgery addresses nasal congestion caused by chronic inflammation of the nasal mucosa, leading to symptoms such as sneezing, excessive mucus, and itching. The inferior turbinate plays a crucial role in filtering and humidifying the air before it reaches the lungs. However, prolonged exposure to environmental pollutants and allergens can lead to excessive mucosal swelling, disrupting normal airflow.

Modern surgical techniques aim to alleviate these symptoms. Radiofrequency ablation and HIFU reduce hypertrophic tissue, while turbinate reduction preserves mucosal function. However, radical procedures like turbinectomy may lead to long-term dryness and compromised airway filtration.

Ultimately, surgery does not cure rhinitis but manages symptoms. True healing begins with clean air, a pure diet, deep sleep, and regular movement—nurturing nasal health from within.

[Rhinitis surgery alters nasal anatomy but does not restore natural mucosal balance.]

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