i have a bent septum and might need surgery how common is this procedure also will my insurance cover it or do i have to pay out of pocket and roughly how much would it cost

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Deviated nasal septum surgery is common. Costs vary from ‚Çπ30,000‚Äì‚Çπ1 lakh depending on hospital and insurance coverage. ENT consultation is needed.

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