Nasal Congestion
A blocked nose or difficulty breathing comfortably.
SINUS TREATMENT IN ABU DHABI
Struggling With Sinus Problems That Keep Coming Back?
Chronic sinusitis can cause nasal congestion, facial pressure, mucus buildup, and a reduced sense of smell.
When swelling blocks the natural sinus drainage pathways, symptoms may continue despite treatment.
Discover how endoscopic sinus surgery, combined with a dissolvable drug-releasing implant, may help manage inflammation during healing.
Explore the EverOpen+ approach and sinus consultation options in Abu Dhabi.
Sinus care beyond the procedure
Endoscopic Sinus Care
Drug-Releasing Implant Technology
ENT Assessment
UNDERSTANDING SINUSITIS
Why Do Sinus Problems Keep Coming Back?
Sinusitis occurs when the lining of the sinuses becomes inflamed. This swelling can interfere with normal mucus drainage, causing congestion, pressure, and other uncomfortable symptoms.
For some people, these symptoms can last for weeks or return after treatment.
Common Signs of Sinus Problems
Facial Pressure
Discomfort around the cheeks, forehead, or nose.
Recurring Sinus Symptoms
Episodes of congestion and inflammation that return.
Thick Nasal Mucus
Mucus buildup that may interfere with drainage.
Reduced Sense of Smell
Difficulty detecting smells as usual.
Symptoms After Treatment
Sinus concerns that continue despite medication or previous surgery.
When Should You See an ENT Specialist?
If nasal blockage, facial pressure, or other sinus symptoms keep returning, an ENT evaluation can help identify the underlying problem and determine suitable treatment options.
SINUS IMPLANT TECHNOLOGY
What Is a Drug-Releasing Sinus Implant?
A drug-releasing sinus implant is a temporary device designed to deliver anti-inflammatory medication directly to the treated sinus area after surgery.
Instead of remaining permanently, the implant gradually dissolves while the sinus tissues continue healing.
How Does the Implant Work?
01
Local Placement
The implant is placed in the treated sinus area as part of the surgical treatment plan.
02
Gradual Medication Release
Anti-inflammatory medication is delivered locally to help manage swelling at the treatment site.
03
Healing Support
Localized medication helps address inflammation during postoperative recovery.
04
Natural Dissolution
The implant gradually dissolves in approximately 45–60 days and is not intended to remain permanently.
Why Is Inflammation Management Important?
Swelling can narrow sinus drainage pathways during healing. Managing inflammation after surgery may help maintain the treated passages and reduce the likelihood of blockage returning.
The combination of sinus surgery and localized medication may provide additional inflammation management compared with surgery alone. Individual results can vary.
MEET EVEROPEN+
EverOpen+: A Combined Approach to Sinus Surgery and Healing
EverOpen+ is an advanced sinus surgery approach developed by Dr. Muaaz Tarabichi for patients with chronic or recurring sinusitis.
It combines endoscopic sinus surgery with a dissolvable implant that gradually delivers anti-inflammatory medication to the treated sinus area.
The approach focuses on two goals:
- Improving affected sinus drainage pathways.
- Managing inflammation during postoperative healing.
By combining these treatment components, EverOpen+ may help reduce the likelihood of sinus blockage returning compared with traditional sinus surgery alone.
Treatment suitability and outcomes depend on individual clinical assessment.
YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
How Does the EverOpen+ Treatment Process Work?
Treatment begins with an ENT assessment to understand your symptoms, previous care, and clinical findings.
STEP 01
ENT Assessment
An ENT specialist reviews your sinus symptoms, medical history, previous treatment, and examination findings.
STEP 02
Sinus Drainage Treatment
Endoscopic surgery may be recommended to improve affected sinus drainage pathways.
STEP 03
Localized Anti-Inflammatory Treatment
The dissolvable implant releases medication into the treated sinus area to help manage postoperative swelling.
STEP 04
Healing and Follow-Up
The implant gradually dissolves over approximately 45–60 days. Your treating specialist provides appropriate recovery instructions, medication guidance, and follow-up arrangements.
DEVELOPED BY DR. MUAAZ TARABICHI
Experience Behind the EverOpen+ Approach
Dr. Muaaz Tarabichi is an ENT specialist with experience in endoscopic surgical techniques, sinus care, and specialist medical education.
He developed the EverOpen+ approach to combine the treatment of affected sinus drainage pathways with localized inflammation management during healing.
His professional activities include involvement with the Tarabichi Stammberger Ear and Sinus Institute (TSESI) and the Sinus Link Network.
Patients considering this approach should undergo an ENT evaluation to determine whether it is appropriate for their condition.
PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION
The Sinus Link Network
The Sinus Link Network supports professional education and collaboration around advanced sinus care and the EverOpen+ approach.
Explore information about participating specialists, professional activities, and available consultation pathways.
The Sinus Link Network
The Sinus Link Network supports professional education and collaboration around advanced sinus care and the EverOpen+ approach.
PATIENT QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions About EverOpen+
What is EverOpen+?
EverOpen+ is an advanced sinus surgery approach that combines endoscopic treatment of affected sinus drainage pathways with a dissolvable, drug-releasing implant. The implant delivers anti-inflammatory medication locally during healing.
What is a drug-releasing sinus implant?
It is a temporary device designed to gradually release anti-inflammatory medication directly to the treated sinus area after surgery, helping manage swelling during recovery.
How long does the implant take to dissolve?
The implant gradually dissolves in approximately 45–60 days. It is not intended to remain permanently.
How is EverOpen+ different from traditional sinus surgery?
In addition to improving affected sinus drainage pathways, EverOpen+ focuses on managing postoperative inflammation through localized anti-inflammatory treatment.
Does the implant need to be removed?
The implant is designed to dissolve naturally within approximately 45–60 days rather than remain permanently. The treating specialist determines appropriate follow-up care.
What happens during recovery?
Recovery varies between patients. Your ENT specialist will provide instructions for medication, postoperative care, and follow-up appointments based on your treatment needs.
Where can I enquire about EverOpen+ in Abu Dhabi?
You can submit a consultation enquiry through the Resolved Sinus website. The patient coordination team can provide information about available specialist appointments and the next steps.
