Why you may not have heard about this
If your doctor never mentioned it, you’re not alone
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"Other physicians wanted me to have surgery in a hospital with a 4–6 week recovery period. My in-office procedure took less than 2 hours and I went back to work on day 3."
Brenda P., Pittsburgh Sinus Centers Patient
Balloon sinuplasty has been FDA-cleared since 2005 and has been performed on over a million patients nationwide. The clinical evidence is strong and well-established.
So why do so many chronic sinus sufferers tell us their doctor never brought it up?
The honest answer is that most ENT physicians are trained primarily in traditional surgical techniques. In-office balloon sinuplasty requires specialized training, a specific set of tools, and a practice model built around doing it.
Dr. Mathur has spent more than 25 years building exactly that kind of practice. He has performed over 3,000 in-office balloon sinuplasties.
Not because it's the only tool available, but because for the right patient, it is consistently the best one.
Many of our patients come to us after being told their only option was hospital surgery with a long recovery. In most cases, they were candidates for an in-office procedure with a 1–2 day recovery all along.
