Snoring surgery, or any surgery for that matter, should never be undertaken without due consideration and consultation.

The success of any surgery to stop snoring is greatly increased with the addition of some simple lifestyle changes (change in diet, drink and exercise for example). So it makes sense to try these lifestyle changes before embarking on surgery as this may cure the problem alone, without the need for surgery. And in many cases surgery to stop snoring is irreversible, so of all the possible snoring solutions, it should be considered as the last option.

There are many different procedures available but most Snoring Surgery is based around resolving one of these issues.

• Poor or difficult nasal airflow
• Loose tissue in the throat or of the soft palate and uvula
• Obstructions caused by a misplaced tongue or jaw

We have grouped the major procedures under the following headings.

Injection Snoreplasty - a realtively new procedure that is comparitivley noninvasive

Laser Snoring Treatment - Laser Uvulectomy and Laser Assisted Uvulo-Papatoplasty (LAUP)

Somnoplasty (Radiowave Palatoplasty)

Pillar Procedure - Soft palate implants

Nasal Surgery –Septoplasy (Correct deviated septum) or Turbinate surgery

Child Surgery Remove adnoids or tonsils

Other Surgery tongue surgery, jaw surgery, Neck Liposuction

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