Radiofrequency application used to reduce the swelling of the nasal concha tissues and to relieve nasal congestion. Radiofrequency application heats the tissue using high-frequency electrical energy, and this heat causes the turbinate tissue to shrink.

Treatment Process:

Preparation and Anesthesia: Radiofrequency application is usually performed under local anesthesia, which ensures that you do not feel pain during the procedure.

Procedure: A small probe is placed inside the nose. This probe sends focused radiofrequency energy to the turbinate tissue. The energy increases the internal temperature of the tissue, causing the tissue to shrink and the nasal passages to expand.
Duration and Frequency: The procedure usually takes 15-30 minutes and usually requires one or two sessions.
 

Advantages:

Minimally Invasive: No visible incision is made from the outside during the procedure, and the healing process is faster.
Low Risk: Risks such as infection, bleeding and wound healing are minimal.
Short-Term Discomfort: There may be mild swelling and discomfort after the procedure, but this is usually short-term and temporary.

Recovery:

The recovery process is usually rapid. Most patients can return to normal activities immediately after the procedure. Mild swelling and discomfort subside within a few days.