Assessment and surgical treatment of obstructive sleep apnea and snoring in adults and children.
What to expect
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Sleep study review
We review your sleep study, symptoms and any CPAP history in detail.
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Airway assessment
Drug-induced sleep endoscopy or awake examination to pinpoint the obstruction.
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Treatment plan
Medical, positional, CPAP-adjunct or surgical options — chosen to fit your life.
FAQs
Do I still need a CPAP machine?
Surgery can reduce CPAP dependence for many patients; for others it improves tolerance of CPAP.
What surgical options exist?
Septoplasty, turbinate reduction, tonsillectomy, palatal and hypopharyngeal procedures — selected based on your airway anatomy.
Does Medicare cover this?
Most sleep-apnea surgery attracts Medicare and private health rebates. Reception will walk you through expected costs.