A minimally invasive procedure that opens blocked sinuses with no cutting, no packing, and lasting relief.
Simple next step. No confusion.
Balloon sinuplasty at La Jolla ENT offers focused care for sinus blockage and pressure.
Chronic sinus issues affect millions of Americans, and most spend years cycling through sprays, antibiotics, and temporary fixes that never address the root cause. If this is your story, you're not alone.
Get My Sinus ScoreBalloon Sinuplasty is an FDA-cleared, minimally invasive procedure that gently opens blocked sinus passages with no cutting, no tissue removal, and no recovery week. For most patients, relief is immediate and lasting.
Unlike traditional sinus surgery, this procedure is typically performed in the office under local anesthesia, and most patients return to normal activity the same day or the next.
Schedule ConsultationA modern care path designed to make the next step clear.
We will review your history, examine your sinuses, and tell you directly whether Balloon Sinuplasty is right for you. No commitment required.
San Diego ENT lists Dr. Marsha Reuther as Medical Director and a fellowship-trained laryngologist. Her bio notes UC Berkeley undergraduate training and a medical degree from Saint Louis University School of Medicine.
Dr. Marsha Reuther is a board-certified ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist dedicated to helping patients finally solve their sinus and breathing problems.
Better sleep. Less pressure. More normal days. The goal is not just a better scan. It is getting you back to living without the same sinus problem dragging behind you.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so most patients experience minimal discomfort. Some describe a feeling of pressure during the balloon inflation, but not pain. Post-procedure, most patients take only over-the-counter pain relievers if needed.
Most in-office balloon sinuplasty procedures are completed in under an hour, though exact timing depends on your anatomy and treatment plan.
Coverage varies by plan and medical criteria. Most patients start with a consultation so the team can review candidacy, imaging, and likely insurance considerations.
Results vary by patient, anatomy, and underlying disease, but the goal of balloon sinuplasty is to create a more durable improvement in sinus drainage than short-term medication cycles.
You’ll be checked in, reviewed for your symptoms, and prepped for the procedure with local anesthesia. Dr. Reuther uses a small balloon catheter to gently open the blocked sinus passages, and the visit is typically completed in the office.
The best way to know if this is right for you is a direct conversation.
Schedule ConsultationAnswer a few quick questions about your symptoms and history. Takes under two minutes. No obligation. Just clarity on whether your symptoms may be pointing to something more chronic.
Get My Sinus ScoreA consultation takes 30 minutes and gives you a clear picture of what's possible. No pressure. No commitment. Just answers.
