This procedure is intended for difficulties with snoring and deterioration of sleep quality. The result is an enlargement of the breathing space and an increase in the necessary tension of slackened tissues. If needed, the procedure can be extended to include the removal of tonsils.
Basic Information
- The procedure is performed under general anesthesia
- Absorbable sutures remain in the wound, which do not need to be removed
- Post-operative pain is managed with prescribed medications
- During the post-operative period, adequate fluid intake is important, including agrimony tea, soft sparing diet, and a restful regimen without physical exertion
Specialists for this procedure
