1515 N. 9th Street, Suite B
Phoenix, Arizona 85006
Located 2 blocks west of
Banner Good Samaritan Hospital
Hours: Monday-Friday
8:30am-4:30pm
Contact Us : (602) 258-9859
Fax: (602) 256-0820
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Welcome to the Arizona Sinus Center, Specialists in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
The Arizona Sinus Center strives to be the premiere source for ear, nose, throat, and advanced sinus care with a focus on patient education. Our physicians use the latest technology and medical therapy to diagnose and manage your nasal and sinus condition. We take pride in constantly refining technical skills and continued learning in an effort to advance our field. Our goal is to educate patients about the disease process first. We believe that making the patient an active participant in the planning of the treatment results in higher patient satisfaction and the best medical and surgical outcomes. Our physicians are sincerely committed to improving the well being of each patient that walks through our doors.
Spotlight
Dr. Ryan Rehl was named one of Phoenix Magazine's
Top Doctors in 2009 and 2010
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 Advanced Nasal and Sinus Care
Your nasal and sinus complaints will be fully evaluated by a fellowship-trained rhinologist (nasal and sinus sub-specialist). The latest technology and medical therapy will be used to diagnose and manage your nasal and sinus condition. Your visit will include a full ear, nose, throat , head and neck exam. If necessary, video endoscopy of the nasal cavity, sinus drainage pathways and throat can be performed. Cultures are often performed for chronic infection. Learn more about sinus care |
In-office Treatment of Nasal Congestion and Obstruction (Stuffy Nose)
Nasal obstruction can cause diminished sense of smell and taste, nasal congestion, dry mouth, chronic sore throat, dental decay, halitosis, decreased exercise tolerance and changes in voice. Nasal obstruction can have many causes including: turbinate enlargement, septal deviation, nasal polyps, adenoid enlargement, collapse of external nasal structures, thick mucous, and least likely, tumors. Learn more about Nasal Obstruction |
 Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) is a minimally invasive technique in which sinus drainage pathways are opened with the assistance of small endoscopes and delicate curved or angled instruments. Learn more about endoscopic sinus surgery * Watch Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Video Here |
Endoscopic CSF Leak Repair and Anterior Skull Base Surgery
Two decades ago, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaks, meningoencephaloceles and skull base tumors involving the paranasal sinuses or nasal cavity were managed through external (scalp) incisions and craniotomies. The introduction of nasal endoscopes and specialized endoscopic sinus and skull base instrumentation allows resection or repair of many anterior skull base lesions through the nose. Learn more about skull base surgery. |
Balloon Sinuplasty
Balloon catheters can be utilized during endoscopic sinus surgery to dilate and open sinus drainage pathways. These devices are generally less traumatic to nasal and sinus tissue than standard instrumentation. Benefits may include decreased pain, recovery time and bleeding after sinus surgery. Most commonly, patients require a combination of balloon catheter dilation and rigid sinus instrumentation for optimal post-operative symptom reduction.
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 Endoscopic Orbital Decompression
Orbital decompression surgery is a procedure that may be necessary for patients with visual loss due to compression of the optic nerve function or for patients whose Grave’s disease has caused significant disfigurement. Learn more about orbital decompression |
Septoplasty & Septal Reconstruction
A deviated or severely deformed septum may significantly impact a patient’s quality of life. Septal deviations are associated with nasal obstruction, frequent nose bleeds, congestion and external nasal deformity. Septoplasty & septal reconstruction are performed with the patient asleep (general anesthesia). A careful nasal exam, including nasal endoscopy, is used to plan the surgical procedure. |
 Endoscopic Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)
DCR is performed to correct excessive tearing and watery eyes. The tear drainage pathways are reconnected to the inside of the nose. Most of the time this can be accomplished through the nostril without any external incisions. Learn more about tear duct surgery |
Latest Videos in our Surgery Video Library
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Arizona Sinus Center in the News
The latest news regarding Dr. Ryan Rehl and his practice, The Arizona Sinus Center.
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