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Call Us Snoring surgery is designed to open the airway, decrease snoring, and help you achieve more restful sleep using advanced, minimally invasive techniques.
Snoring isn’t just an annoyance. It can interfere with restful sleep, affect your relationships, and sometimes signal underlying conditions like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). If persistent snoring is disrupting your nights or daily well-being, surgical treatment may provide lasting relief.
At SoCal ENT, we specialize in advanced, minimally invasive procedures designed to address the causes of snoring. Our experienced team will assess your symptoms, pinpoint the source of the airway obstruction, and recommend the best approach to improve breathing and restore quiet, restful sleep.
Snoring happens when the flow of air is restricted as it passes through the nasal or throat passages, causing the surrounding tissues to vibrate. While occasional snoring is harmless, frequent or loud snoring may signal an underlying issue that requires medical attention.
Common Reasons for Snoring:
If conservative treatments like lifestyle adjustments, CPAP machines, or oral devices haven’t reduced your snoring, surgery may offer lasting relief.
At SoCal ENT, we provide a variety of innovative surgical options to reduce snoring by enhancing airflow, firming soft tissues, and opening blocked nasal or throat passages.
You might be a good fit for snoring surgery if you:
If snoring is interfering with your sleep or daily well-being, the specialists at SoCal ENT can perform a thorough evaluation to determine the most effective solution.
As post-surgical swelling decreases and your airway opens up, you’ll likely notice a dramatic drop in both the intensity and frequency of snoring, making restful, uninterrupted sleep possible for you and your partner. With easier breathing through the nose and throat, you’ll wake up feeling more alert and recharged, without the lingering tiredness that often follows a disrupted night.
Recovery time depends on the type of procedure, but many patients see meaningful results within just a few weeks. As your sleep deepens and becomes more consistent, you may experience better concentration, more energy, and improved productivity throughout the day. Restoring your nighttime breathing not only enhances sleep. It also contributes to a stronger immune system, improved mood, and overall health. Choosing to address chronic snoring is a powerful step toward sleeping—and living—better.
Snoring can be more than just a nighttime nuisance. If it's disrupting your sleep, causing daytime fatigue, or connected to sleep apnea, surgical options might offer lasting relief when other treatments don't work. It's important to consult with a specialist to determine the best approach tailored to your needs. Remember, improving your sleep can enhance both your health and overall well-being.
No, not always. However sleep apnea may be the culprit if you experience persistent loud snoring, gasping or choking sounds, or daytime sleepiness. These symptom require medical evaluation for diagnosis.
Radiofrequency treatments and pillar implants are minimally invasive treatments with quick recovery times. The best treatment for you will depend on your individual anatomy and cause of airway obstruction.
Insurance coverage for snoring surgery depends on the severity of your condition and whether sleep apnea is present. Our team can help you verify your insurance benefits and provide any required documentation.
While results vary depending on the patient and procedure, most patients experience improvements within a few weeks as post-surgical swelling subsides and airflow improves.
