New treatments. New you.
Improve your sleep quality, your overall health, and your relationship with your bed partner in one simple move: Quit snoring.
It could be much easier than you think. Snoring treatment has come a long way. Oftentimes, no surgery is required—no CPAP machine, either—just a simple office procedure.
Minimally invasive. Significantly effective.
Dr. Marc Kayem has studied and evaluated snoring treatments for over 25 years and has performed thousands of successful procedures. He is proud to offer the most up-to-date treatments, including:
- Radio frequency (RF) treatments – These in-office minimally invasive procedures use low-power, temperature-controlled radiofrequency energy to cure snoring related to:
- The soft palate—radiofrequency energy stiffens soft-palate tissue that otherwise vibrates.
- Turbinates – These small structures in the nose can become enlarged, blocking nasal passages. Turbinate reduction RF shrinks and removes excess tissue.
- The tongue – Radiofrequency energy shrinks and removes tongue tissue, causing airway obstruction.
- SnorEx® is the brand-new snoring solution you’ve been seeking. Unlike traditional snoring surgery, this non-invasive snoring procedure effectively stops your snoring in just one office visit and offers real, lasting benefits.
- Pillar Procedure – An effective treatment for airway obstruction, the pillar procedure is unavailable at this time because the inserts used in the procedure are not currently manufactured.
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When snoring surgery is required…
Severe snoring problems that include sleep apnea may require surgical treatment. The type of snoring surgery required depends on the cause of your snoring, but common surgeries include:
- Surgery to repair a deviated septum
- Endoscopic sinus surgery or balloon sinuplasty
- Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) 3 P’s
- Hyoid suspension
Individualized Snoring Treatment and Personal Attention
Your snoring is unique to you: your anatomy and health are unlike anyone else’s, which means the causes of your snoring can vary greatly. You may have:
- A nasal blockage
- A large tongue
- An oversized uvula
- A floppy soft palate
- Large tonsils
- A combination of two or more of the above
Dr. Kayem will conduct a thorough medical evaluation to determine the best treatment for you. His practice accepts many insurance plans and offers patient financing for any treatments not covered by insurance.
When choosing an ENT, make sure to consider their experience. Dr. Kayem has been performing snoring surgery and other, less invasive snoring treatments for over twenty-five years, giving him unmatched expertise.