Dr. Lenkowski Demonstrates “Sinus Balloon” Treatment on Fox News
Chronic sinusitis is a condition that many people deal with on a regular basis. Fox News interviewed Dr. Paul Lenkowski of Roanoke Valley ENT & Allergy about sinusitis, including what it is and how a particular “sinus balloon” procedure can make a world of difference. Watch the video above to see the interview!
What is Sinusitis?
According to Dr. Lenkowski, sinusitis is essentially the swelling of your sinuses. Your sinuses are in your head in few places: two on each side of the nose, near the cheekbones; above your eyes, close to your forehead; and on each side of the bridge of your nose near the eyes. (Dr. Lenkowski explains more about the sinuses in greater detail in his interview.) When your sinuses become swollen, this is the condition of sinusitis, and it can come with a number of symptoms. Some symptoms include headaches, bad breath, drainage, and congestion.
What is the “Sinus Balloon” Procedure?

Balloon sinuplasty is an excellent treatment method for sinusitis that does it in a non-invasive way and heals much faster than other surgical options. If you are experiencing discomfort due to sinusitis, consider giving the balloon sinuplasty treatment a go. It’s effective and done in-office, which makes it a convenient choice for relief. Request an appointment with Dr. Lenkowski today!
Paul Lenkowski, M.D., Ph.D., is a board certified Otolaryngologist (ENT) and an accomplished head, neck and sinus surgeon. He is passionate about his job and helping his patients. Dr. Lenkowski is dedicated to improving your quality of life and partnering with you to find the best-individualized treatment for your needs. His kind and pleasant demeanor along with his vast experience in the ENT and allergy field will ensure that you and your family receive top-notch care. Dr. Lenkowski earned his B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Rutgers University and went on to receive his M.D. and Ph.D. as part of the Medical Scientist Training Program at the University of Virginia. He completed his Otolaryngology Residency at the University of Iowa.
