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How Long Has It Been Since You Could Breathe Through Your Nose?
Fix Your Blocked Nose for Good in Just One Visit with New York City's Leading Nasosinus Expert
Now you can finally get rid of the:
✓ Difficulty Breathing
✓ Breathing Through One Nostril
✓ Never-Ending Nasal Congestion
✓ Headaches, Exhaustion, & Brain Fog
✓ Lack of Taste & Smell
✓ Sleepless Nights
✓ Missing Out On Life
What Causes Deviated Septum?
A deviated septum occurs when the thin wall of cartilage and bone that separates your nostrils is off-center or crooked, partially or completely blocking airflow through one or both nostrils. Some people are born with a deviated septum, while others develop one due to trauma, such as a broken nose from sports, accidents, or falls. Over time, the septum can also shift due to aging or natural developmental changes, making breathing increasingly difficult.
What Causes Enlarged Turbinates?
Enlarged turbinates, or inferior turbinate hypertrophy, occur when the structures inside your nose that filter and humidify air become swollen, restricting airflow. Common causes include chronic allergies, sinus infections, and irritants like dust, smoke, or pollution. Hormonal changes, such as during pregnancy or puberty, can also contribute. Overuse of nasal sprays like Afrin may cause rebound swelling, worsening congestion. If left untreated, enlarged turbinates can lead to chronic nasal blockage, snoring, and sleep disturbances.
No One Should Have To Just Accept Living With a Nose That Doesn't Work
Meet David O. Volpi, MD
Dr. David O. Volpi, is a board-certified otolaryngologist specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of nasal obstruction. With over 30 years in practice, Dr. Volpi has established himself as a leading expert in improving nasal breathing through advanced surgical and minimally invasive procedures, including septoplasty, turbinate reduction, and balloon sinuplasty. His patient-centered approach emphasizes customized treatments to effectively relieve nasal blockage, enhancing overall breathing and quality of life.
Dr. Volpi received his medical degree from Hahnemann Medical College and completed his otolaryngology residency at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. As the founder of eos sleep, he has dedicated his career to addressing nasal and breathing-related sleep disorders. An active member of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and the American Rhinologic Society, Dr. Volpi continues to advance treatment standards for nasal obstruction, consistently delivering compassionate, transformative care to his patients.
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After Thousands of successful nasosinus procedures, it's no wonder our patients are so thrilled.
Dr. Volpi changed my life.
-Dana D., Patient
How much longer will you waste your time, money, and energy on half-measures that don't work?
Medication that barely works anymore
Sleeping on the side with a clear nostril
Nasal Sprays & Irrigation
Temporary fixes won't bring permanent breathing relief.
What is a Septoplasty Procedure?
A septoplasty is a surgical procedure that straightens a deviated nasal septum to improve airflow and relieve chronic nasal obstruction.
Your septoplasty will be done in as little as 30-60 minutes, and you'll be breathing freely.
Will Septoplasty work for me?
While we can't speak to your individual circumstances or nasal issues, we can share that a recent multi-center real-world study of 378 Septoplasty cases found that nasal obstruction symptoms were improved in over 90% of patients.
Does Insurance Cover Septoplasty?
We do accept insurance as payment for Septoplasty, and we accept most insurances (excluding Medicaid). All visits and procedures are authorized in advance so there are no surprises.
What is a Turbinate Reduction Procedure?
A turbinate reduction procedure reduces the size of swollen turbinates to improve airflow and relieve chronic nasal congestion.
Your turbinate reduction will be done in as little as 30-60 minutes, and you'll be breathing freely.
Will Turbinate Reduction work for me?
While we can't speak to your individual circumstances or nasal issues, we can share that a recent multi-center real-world study of 1,411 turbinate reduction cases found that symptoms were improved in over 85% of patients.
Does Insurance Cover Turbinate Reduction?
We do accept insurance as payment for Turbinate Reduction, and we accept most insurances (excluding Medicaid). All visits and procedures are authorized in advance so there are no surprises.
One simple decision could allow you to breathe freely after recovery.
Schedule Your Visit
Discuss your symptoms and options with Dr. Volpi. We'll get you in as soon as possible, usually within a few days.
Complete Your Procedure
Your Nasal Procedure will be done in as little as 30-60 minutes.
Finally Breathe Again
You'll notice a massive difference within days. As your sinuses drain, you'll wonder why you waited so long to do this.
End the Mouth-Breathing. Schedule Your Consultation.
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Your nose is meant for breathing - open it.
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