Nasal blockage evaluationNew York

Find what’s blocking your breathing.

If sprays, strips, or allergy meds have not solved your blocked nose, your septum or turbinates may be part of the problem. Schedule a visit to ask about modern nasal airway options, including SeptAlign for select patients..

Deviated septum care
Turbinate evaluation
Modern airway options
Most insurances accepted - Coverage depends on plan - Evaluation first
Nasal AirwayVisit

Get a clear next step before deciding what treatment fits.

New YorkCare

Serving patients through Open Sinus.

Why people come in
One side always blocked
Mouth breathing at night
Sprays only help briefly
Dr. Gregory Levitin
ENT specialist
Structural evaluation
Review septum, turbinates, and nasal airflow.
New York
Midtown Manhattan - Multiple locations
Modern options
Ask what may fit your anatomy and goals.
Sound familiar?

Still dealing with a blocked nose?

A nose that never really clears can be more than congestion. A focused visit can look for structural issues such as a deviated septum, enlarged turbinates, or another nasal airway blockage.

One side stays blocked
A deviated septum or enlarged turbinate can leave one nostril feeling restricted most of the time.
Mouth breathing at night
Poor nasal airflow can push you toward mouth breathing, snoring, and restless sleep.
Sprays only help briefly
If medication, rinses, or strips keep wearing off, the blockage may be structural.
Daily breathing feels harder
Exercise, work, and normal routines can feel harder when nasal airflow stays limited.
The solution

Modern options for structural nasal blockage

A nasal airway evaluation starts with understanding whether a deviated septum, enlarged turbinates, or another structural issue may be limiting airflow.

Your ENT can explain traditional and modern options, including when SpirAir SeptAlign or a less invasive approach may be appropriate for select patients.

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Procedure Flow
How It Works

A modern care path designed to make the next step clear.

1
Share what feels blocked
Tell the care team when your nose feels restricted, whether one side is worse, and what you have already tried.
2
Check the nasal airway
Your ENT can evaluate the septum, turbinates, and airflow to understand what may be narrowing your breathing.
3
Discuss modern options
If the issue is structural, ask about septoplasty, turbinate treatment, and whether SeptAlign may fit your anatomy.
4
Leave with a plan
Get next-step guidance, questions to ask about recovery, and what your evaluation means for treatment planning.
Why patients choose it

Reasons to get evaluated

Find the structural cause
A visit can show whether your septum, turbinates, or another airway issue may be limiting airflow.
Move beyond temporary fixes
If sprays and strips keep falling short, it may be time to discuss treatment options.
Ask about less downtime
For the right patient, modern nasal airway options may be less disruptive than expected.
Make a confident decision
Understand your options, tradeoffs, and next step before committing to treatment.
Is this right for you?

This visit may fit if...

Your nose feels blocked most days
One side is usually worse
You mouth-breathe or snore at night
Sprays, rinses, or strips only help briefly
You have been told you may have a deviated septum or enlarged turbinates
Schedule your visit
Start with a consultation.

Start with an evaluation and ask what may be causing your blocked nose before deciding on treatment.

Most insurances accepted
Dr. Gregory Levitin
Dr. Gregory Levitin
nasal airway evaluation specialist - New York
Your specialist

Dr. Gregory Levitin

nasal airway evaluation specialist - New York - New York

Dr. Levitin has spent nearly two decades focused on advanced sinus care for patients across New York City and beyond. He brings a precision-first philosophy to every consultation, taking time to understand the full picture before recommending any intervention.

Fellowship-trained in Rhinology & Skull Base Surgery
Over 2,400 Balloon Sinuplasty procedures performed
Clinical faculty, Weill Cornell Medicine
Published researcher in advanced sinus care
Named a Top Doctor by New York Magazine, multiple years
The practice

Clear answers before treatment decisions

Open Sinus focuses on professional sinus care for patients in New York City.

The practice focuses nasal and sinus treatment options for New York City patients.
Nasal blockage and deviated septum treatment are part of the care model.
Manhattan office locations give patients access to focused sinus evaluation and follow-up care.
Location
Visit Open Sinus
Open Sinus
200 W 57th St #508
New York IN 10019
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What to expect

What happens when you schedule

1
Focused conversation
Talk through symptoms, sleep, exercise, prior sprays, and what makes blockage worse.
2
Nasal exam
Your specialist can look for septal deviation, turbinate enlargement, and other airway narrowing.
3
Option review
Discuss which options may make sense and what recovery questions to ask before deciding.
4
Practical next step
Leave knowing what to consider next and how the practice can follow up.
Patient Outcomes

What patients say after treatment

4.9
Based on 340+ verified reviews
Life After Treatment
Life after a clearer plan

Patients often feel more confident once they know whether blockage is structural and what options may fit. Results and recovery vary by patient and treatment.

"Dr. Levitin is such a caring doctor. I had a deviated septum and the procedure went very well. I was snoring and not breathing through my left nostril, the procedure opened up the airway in my left nostril and everything is going well. I would recommend him to anyone of my family and friends. Thank Dr. Levitin."
Rita L.
Verified Patient
"Dr.Levitin is an amazon doctor with much skills in what he does.I suffered from a long time with agonizing headaches,dizziness,deviated septum and sleepless nights went to Dr.Levitin he relieved me from my misery and now I peaceful sleep .Please if any one is having chronic sinus problems you don’t have to suffer any more Dr.Levtin is Levitin is your refuge"
Elizabeth J
Verified Patient
"Had such a great experience here at Open Sinus. Dr. Levitin performed my procedure, it all went smoothly and did a great job calming my nerves. Jenny is so sweet and has been instrumental in my after care. Very easy to talk to and accommodating to my unique needs in handling my allergies. The staff is incredible through and through - so happy I found this place!"
Amanda D.
Verified Patient
Common questions

Everything you need to know

How do I know if my blocked nose is structural?

A nasal airway evaluation can look at the septum, turbinates, and airflow. Symptoms alone cannot confirm the cause, but they can point to what should be checked.

Is SpirAir the same as septoplasty?

SpirAir is the company behind technologies such as SeptAlign. Your specialist can explain whether traditional septoplasty, turbinate care, or a modern option may fit your anatomy.

Will sprays fix a deviated septum or enlarged turbinates?

Sprays may help inflammation for some people, but they do not straighten a septum. If relief is temporary, a structural evaluation may be worth discussing.

What should I ask about recovery?

Ask what treatment options are being considered, where care would take place, what downtime may look like, and how your plan affects coverage. Your team can set expectations after evaluation.

What does a nasal airway evaluation check for?

A nasal airway evaluation checks how well air moves through your nose and whether anything is blocking it, such as a deviated septum, enlarged turbinates, nasal valve narrowing, swelling, or polyps.

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Still have questions?

The best way to know what fits is a direct conversation with the practice.

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Ready to move forward?

Ready to stop guessing?

Schedule a nasal airway visit and ask whether your septum, turbinates, or another structural issue may be part of the problem.

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