Septoplasty in Iran with Dr. Boromand
Expert Nasal Surgeon in Tehran with Over 5,000 Successful Procedures
Septoplasty in Iran with Dr. Boromand
Expert Nasal Surgeon in Tehran with Over 5,000 Successful Procedures
Table of Contents
Deviated Septum Surgery with Dr. Boromand
Septoplasty Cost with Dr. Boromand
Common Symptoms of a Deviated Septum
Benefits of Septoplasty Surgery
Septoplasty vs. Rhinoplasty: What’s the Difference?
How the Septoplasty Procedure Works
What to Expect During Your Consultation
Why Iran for Septoplasty: What You Need to Know
Recovery After Septoplasty: Timeline and Tips
Deviated Septum Surgery with Dr. Boromand
Struggling with breathing problems due to a deviated septum? Dr. Boromand is a board-certified ENT specialist and nasal surgeon in Tehran with more than 20 years of experience and over 5,000 successful surgeries.
He performs septoplasty to straighten the nasal septum, improve airflow, and relieve symptoms such as nasal congestion, snoring, and sinus infectionsو all while preserving or enhancing the natural appearance of the nose when needed. His approach combines medical precision with personalized care for optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes.
Consultation and Surgery Process
- Free Online Consultation via WhatsApp: Share your symptoms, medical history, and nasal photos (optional) for an initial evaluation and expert guidance.
- In-Person Consultation: Get a thorough nasal and airway assessment with Dr. Boromand at his clinic in Tehran.
- Travel to Iran for Surgery: Once you’re ready, we’ll help you organize your trip and treatment schedule.
- Post-Surgery Follow-Ups: Receive continuous care to ensure proper healing and long-term breathing improvement.
Post-Op Nose job Results by Dr. Boromand
Septoplasty Cost with Dr. Boromand
All-Inclusive Price: €800
Includes the Full Surgical Process:
- Pre-surgery consultation with Dr. Boromand
- Necessary medical evaluations and tests
- Hospital and operation fees
- Post-surgery medications
- In-clinic follow-up care
- Remote support after returning home
Trusted care — from your first consultation to full recovery.
Dr. Boromand’s Post-operative Videos
Before & After Rhinoplasty Results by Dr. Boromand
What Is Septoplasty?
Septoplasty is a surgical procedure that corrects a deviated nasal septum, the wall of cartilage and bone that divides the two nostrils. When the septum is significantly off-center or crooked, it can block airflow and lead to chronic breathing problems, nasal congestion, snoring, sinus infections, and reduced quality of life.
The goal of septoplasty is to straighten the septum and open the nasal passages, allowing for normal breathing through both nostrils. Unlike cosmetic nose surgery (rhinoplasty), septoplasty is primarily a functional procedure, though it can be combined with aesthetic corrections if needed.
The surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia and takes about 30 to 60 minutes. It is done through the inside of the nose with no external scars. Most patients experience a noticeable improvement in breathing within a few weeks after surgery.
Septoplasty can significantly improve nasal function and overall comfort, especially for people who have lived for years with impaired breathing.
Who Needs Septoplasty?
Septoplasty is recommended for individuals who have a deviated septum that causes significant nasal obstruction or breathing difficulties. While a mild deviation is common and may not require treatment, more severe cases can affect airflow, sleep quality, and overall health.
You may need septoplasty if:
- You have persistent difficulty breathing through one or both nostrils
- You experience frequent nasal congestion without a cold or allergy
- You suffer from chronic sinus infections or sinus pressure
- You snore heavily or have sleep disturbances
- You’ve had nasal trauma that affected the structure of your septum
Septoplasty is not just for comfort, it can also help prevent long-term complications such as sinusitis or sleep apnea, especially when breathing problems are left untreated.
Common Symptoms of a Deviated Septum
A deviated septum occurs when the thin wall between your nostrils is displaced to one side, which can partially or completely block airflow. Some people may not even realize they have it until symptoms become persistent.
Common signs and symptoms include:
- Chronic nasal congestion, often worse on one side
- Frequent nosebleeds
- Difficulty breathing through the nose
- Noisy breathing during sleep
- Recurrent sinus infections or pressure headaches
Snoring or mouth breathing, especially at night
Benefits of Septoplasty Surgery
Septoplasty offers both functional and long-term health benefits by restoring proper airflow through the nasal passages. Many patients report significant improvements in daily breathing and sleep quality soon after recovery.
Key benefits of septoplasty include:
- Improved breathing through both nostrils
- Reduced nasal congestion and blockage
- Fewer sinus infections and related headaches
- Better sleep quality and less snoring
- Increased energy and focus during the day
- Enhanced quality of life and daily comfort
In some cases, septoplasty can be combined with procedures like turbinate reduction or cosmetic rhinoplasty for even better results, both functionally and aesthetically.
Septoplasty vs. Rhinoplasty: What’s the Difference?
Although septoplasty and rhinoplasty both involve nasal surgery, they serve different purposes and address distinct issues, one functional, the other cosmetic.
Septoplasty is performed to correct a deviated septum, the thin wall inside the nose that separates the nostrils. When the septum is off-center, it can obstruct airflow, causing chronic congestion, difficulty breathing, and frequent sinus problems. Septoplasty focuses on improving nasal function and is performed entirely inside the nose, without changing its outer shape.
Rhinoplasty, in contrast, is a cosmetic procedure aimed at reshaping the external appearance of the nose refining the bridge, tip, or nostrils to create better facial balance. It may also include structural improvements if breathing is affected.
In many cases, both procedures are performed together in what’s called a septorhinoplasty, combining functional correction with aesthetic enhancement.
It’s also important to note that some patients may require a revision surgery often referred to as revision rhinoplasty if they’re unhappy with the results of a previous operation. This may be due to persistent breathing issues, asymmetry, or dissatisfaction with the aesthetic outcome. Revision cases are typically more complex and require an experienced surgeon with a deep understanding of both form and function.
How the Septoplasty Procedure Works
Septoplasty is typically performed under general anesthesia and takes around 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the complexity of the deviation. The procedure is done entirely inside the nose, so there are no visible external scars.
During surgery, Doctor carefully lifts the nasal lining, reshapes or removes the deviated portions of cartilage and bone, and repositions the septum to the midline. The nasal lining is then placed back, and soft internal splints may be inserted to support healing.
Since the operation is done through the nostrils, there is minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. Patients can usually go home the same day and return to light daily activities within a few days.
What to Expect During Your Consultation
Your consultation with the surgeon begins with a detailed discussion about your symptoms, medical history, and previous nasal issues or surgeries, if any. He will perform a thorough nasal examination, often including endoscopy, to assess the position of your septum and identify the cause of your breathing problems.
You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, discuss expectations, and learn about the surgery and recovery process. If you’re coming from abroad, the team will help you schedule everything in advance and provide instructions for travel, accommodation, and pre-op preparation.
Why Iran for Septoplasty: What You Need to Know
Iran has become a leading destination for nasal and ENT surgeries, offering world-class medical expertise at a fraction of the cost compared to many Western countries. Thousands of international patients travel to Iran each year for advanced nose surgeries including septoplasty performed by highly qualified surgeons.
Dr. Boromand is based in Tehran, the capital of Iran, where he provides specialized care in a fully equipped clinic with access to modern hospitals and diagnostics. With over 5,000 successful procedures, he is known for his precise technique and personalized patient care.
Recovery After Septoplasty: Timeline and Tips
Recovery from septoplasty is generally smooth and straightforward. While individual healing times may vary, most patients experience significant improvement in breathing within a few weeks.
Here’s what to expect:
- First 1–3 days: Mild discomfort, nasal stuffiness, and possible drainage. Pain is usually minimal and managed with prescribed medication.
- 1 week: Internal splints (if used) are typically removed; most swelling subsides. Breathing may already feel easier.
- 2–4 weeks: Return to normal physical activities, although contact sports should still be avoided.
- 3–6 months: Full internal healing occurs, and results become stable.
Tips for a smooth recovery:
- Avoid blowing your nose for at least a week
- Keep your head elevated while sleeping
- Stay hydrated and follow your medication instructions
- Attend all follow-up appointments — including remote check-ins if you’ve returned home
Cost of Septoplasty with Dr. Boromand
The cost of septoplasty is one of the key considerations for patients suffering from breathing issues caused by a deviated septum. This cost may vary based on several factors, including the severity of the deviation, the presence of additional nasal problems (such as enlarged turbinates), whether it is a first-time surgery or a revision, and if it’s combined with cosmetic procedures like rhinoplasty.
As with any surgery, an exact quote can only be provided after a thorough evaluation by the surgeon. However, there are simple ways to get a general estimate of the cost:
- Free in-person consultation at the clinic to assess your nasal structure and discuss your symptoms and treatment options
- Sending nose photos and symptom details via WhatsApp to receive an approximate cost
- Phone consultation with the clinic staff for guidance, price range, and scheduling support
All contact options, including phone numbers and WhatsApp are listed on the Contact Us page or in the footer of this website.
Frequently Asked Questions About Septoplasty
Does septoplasty help with snoring or sleep apnea?
Yes, in many cases. If your snoring or mild sleep apnea is caused by nasal obstruction due to a deviated septum, septoplasty can significantly improve airflow and reduce symptoms. However, if the root cause is in the throat or soft palate, other treatments may be needed in addition.
Can allergies cause the same symptoms as a deviated septum?
Yes. Both allergies and a deviated septum can cause nasal congestion, but they have different causes and treatments. An ENT evaluation is important to distinguish between them. Sometimes both issues coexist and need to be treated together.
Will I have nasal packing after the surgery?
The surgeon uses modern techniques that often avoid traditional nasal packing, which many patients find uncomfortable. Instead, soft internal splints may be used to support the healing septum and are typically removed within a few days.
Is septoplasty suitable for teenagers or only adults?
Septoplasty is generally recommended after nasal growth is complete, usually around age 16–18. In some cases where breathing problems are severe, earlier intervention may be considered after careful evaluation.
Can I fly shortly after having septoplasty in Iran?
Most patients are cleared to fly about 7 to 10 days after surgery, once the initial healing has stabilized and splints are removed. Doctor will assess your condition before approving your return flight.
How soon can I return to work or school after septoplasty?
Most people can return to light work or school within 4 to 7 days after surgery, depending on their recovery and job type. Physical jobs or environments with dust/pollutants may require a longer rest period.
Will insurance cover the cost of septoplasty?
Since septoplasty is a medically necessary procedure, it is often covered by insurance in many countries. However, if you’re traveling to Iran as an international patient, you’ll likely pay out-of-pocket though the overall cost is still much lower than in the U.S. or Europe.
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Dr. Peyman Boromand
ENT Surgeon and Specialist | Fellowship in Rhinoplasty and Facial Plastic Surgery, with over 20 years of experience and more than 5,000 successful nose and facial surgeries.
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Few years ago I had a CT scan and they told me I had a slight deviation that could be managed with medication. At that time I didn’t have any major issues.
But for the past 7–8 months I am experiencing nasal blockage, one side of my nose gets blocked at night and sometimes it happens during the day as well. I also feel like my nose is much more congested compared to before.
I like to know would surgery be able to solve this problem?
Based on the symptoms you described, it seems that your nasal septum deviation has worsened over the years and is now causing more significant blockage and congestion, especially at night. If medications and nasal sprays are no longer effective, septoplasty surgery (correction of the deviated septum) is usually a reliable option to improve breathing. However, an ENT specialist should first examine you to assess the severity of the deviation and check for other contributing factors such as allergies or enlarged turbinates, since these may also need to be treated. Overall, if the blockage is mainly due to the septal deviation, surgery is considered the most effective and long-lasting solution.