Patient Resources

Your operation, explained clearly.

Plain-language guides to the surgery this practice performs: what each operation involves, how to prepare, the risks worth understanding, and what recovery actually looks like. Written to be read comfortably on a phone.

If a QR code from the office brought you here, you're in the right place: these pages carry the information that used to live in the printed brochures.

The Guides

Three guides, one for each stage.

Each stands on its own. Read the one that matches where you are: considering or preparing for an operation, or recovering from one.

Guide 01

Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

What the operation is, who it helps, how sinus problems are diagnosed, how to prepare, the risks, and what to expect afterward.

  • The procedure
  • Preparing
  • Risks
  • Afterwards
Read the guide

Guide 02

Nasal Septoplasty

Why a deviated septum matters, what the operation involves, preparing for surgery, recovery, the risks, and the hospital and follow-up arrangements.

  • Why it's done
  • Preparing
  • Risks
  • Follow-up
Read the guide

Guide 03

Post-Operative Care

The instructions that matter after endoscopic sinus surgery: what to do, what to avoid, what is normal, and when to contact the office.

  • Do & don't
  • What to expect
  • Follow-up
  • Concerns
Read the instructions

These guides are general patient education. The instructions provided directly by Dr. Khetani and his care team for your individual treatment take priority over anything on these pages.

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