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My child had surgery for sinusitis. They are very kind.

I went to the hospital for sinusitis, and they explained everything kindly, and I feel much better after the surgery.

There are a lot of patients, so the wait can be really long. My eldest had a sinus surgery, and the results were good, but the waiting time is a bit of a burden. The staff is friendly.

I went in because I had a toothache, and the doctor kindly explained everything to me. The nurse told me there was nothing wrong with my teeth and advised me to see an ENT specialist. I went, and it turned out I had sinusitis and needed surgery. I really appreciated the nurse's help~~

It's been over a month since I had surgery for sinusitis, septoplasty, and turbinate reduction at Da-in ENT - I had the surgery on January 13th. I'm currently recovering while continuously attending outpatient visits. I really like that I can check the waiting status in real-time on the digital display. Here are pictures of the nose washing room and treatment room—this is the equipment in the treatment room. They spray medication into the nose with steam, and many patients come, so the wait can be long. But that just shows it's reliable and good, right? They say the condition inside my nose is good, and for now, I need to visit weekly, but later I can come less often. I feel like I can finally breathe easily! I highly recommend Da-in ENT hospital for anyone having issues with their nose or ears. I plan to keep getting treatment to recover well!!

It's located at the entrance of Jinjeop in Namyangju, Gyeonggi-do. The underground parking is almost always full, so you'll either have to park in the public parking lot behind it or wait for a spot to open up. I've heard it's really famous for rhinitis surgery. It's a pretty large clinic since they also perform surgeries. There were two doctors; older patients seemed to see the male director a lot, while I got treated by the female director. She was kind and did a great job with the consultation^^ I was experiencing post-nasal drip, with mucus going down my throat and producing thick, yellow phlegm. I thought I had a cold because my throat was scratchy, but they told me it was sinusitis. I received a prescription for antibiotics, and after taking the lunch and dinner meds, my phlegm has thinned out^^

I suffered for nearly a month due to the unwelcome visitor that comes every change of season, sinusitis. Eventually, I went to the ENT clinic for treatment. At first, I thought it was just a simple cold, but gradually I started to have yellow mucus and sharp pains near my cheekbones and teeth that made everyday life impossible. When I visited the doctor, he carefully examined the inside of my nose with an endoscope. I was diagnosed with a completely blocked entrance where pus had accumulated, and I was told that the inflammation was deeper than expected and required ongoing treatment. I had some vague fears, but the doctor's clear explanation gave me confidence. First, I was prescribed antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication that I took regularly. I also started doing saline nasal rinses every morning and evening, just as I learned in the clinic. It felt awkward at first, but it was the most effective way to expel the stagnant pus. Additionally, every time I visited, I received respiratory treatments that helped reduce the swelling of the mucous membranes. About a week after starting treatment, the pressure that had been weighing down on my head disappeared, and by the tenth day, I was finally able to breathe freely through both nostrils. I was frightened when I heard that untreated sinusitis could become chronic and lead to surgery, but I am relieved that I received appropriate treatment early on. Thank you for the thorough care.