I completely regret trusting Advent with my sinus issues. The initial visit was informative and…read morethey assured me that my deviated septum wasn't the main cause of my sinus issues and that a balloonoplasty and turbinate reduction would provide me relief. I also have a cyst in my maxillary sinus that was touched on in the appointment, but wasn't taken care of during the procedure. After the procedure, I had multiple cleaning appointments, all with different ENTs. None of them seemed to be on the same page with aftercare and concerns. I even had one ENT administer numbing spray and then leave the room after. I had a reaction to it and passed out alone in the treatment room. When she found me, she said it could happen sometimes. why leave me alone then? Anyways, each cleaning I insisted symptoms were not improving and they kept telling me keep giving it time. So i did, following aftercare thoroughly. When I had my last visit, I still didn't feel better even though I was supposed to be fully healed by then. I requested another CT scan to see if there was improvement from the procedure but they denied my request and told me to wait another 6 weeks to make sure everything was healed. Mind you, I was told I was healing on time and everything looked great. I seeked out a second opinion because I was tired of not being heard. Within one appointment with the new ENT i saw, she identified scar rings from the turbinate reduction that scarred onto my cartilage, creating an obstruction. She also said there's no way I could remove the cyst without fixing my septum diviation which is more serious than it was made out to be by Advent. So now I have to get a septoplasty, turbinate reduction to fix the scarring, fix my concha bullosa, and remove the cyst that has now taken over my entire sinus cavity. I wonder why none of the ENTs I saw at Advent after my procedure never mentioned seeing any of the scarring in my nose. I felt so dismissed throughout my time working with Advent. I'm so disappointed. They will not recieve a payment from me until this is sorted out. The images I shared are findings from a CT i got after everything i had done with Advent. This is from a different network of ENT.

My Feedback is the same as alot of other folksl. The pricing is out of this world. And even…read morewithout diagnosing my issue they were calling for a nasal surgery. Several sleep tests and CT scan and a few hundred dollars later I finally got to meet with a doctor for 5 minutes. All to be told this "in house" procedure that takes 15 minutes is not covered by insurance and will be several thousand dollars out of pocket. After getting a second opinion I was told by another ENT that their procedure is to fix chronic sinus infections not snoring and sleeping issues which is not even related to the reason I was a patient to begin with.

I highly recommend this practice! I have so much confidence in the case review and…read morerecommendations provided. It was a conversation with my family each step of the way that resulted in us having an excellent understanding of the process and outcomes. The staff is amazing and took such good care of my kids, making them comfortable along the way. The passion for what they do is second to none! I am so glad we sought Dr Graham's input before diving into to more traditional orthodontics.

From the owner: "Breathe, sleep, eat, and live better with Untethered Airway Health Center, the leading experts in…read morecomprehensive treatments for all ages, from newborns through age 106. Our state-of-the-art facility, led by Dr. Meggie Graham, specializes in addressing and treating tongue ties, narrow palates, and sleep disordered breathing. We are one of the country's only comprehensive airway health centers, offering myology, palatal expansion, frenectomies, CBCT, and sleep studies. Our advanced laser procedures and early intervention orthodontics offer minimal discomfort, ensuring you or your loved ones can enjoy optimal health in comfort. Discover the freedom of an untethered future with us today!"

I've seen her many times and so do other members of my family for our ear problems. You don't have…read moreto wait long to be seen for your appointment. She is very professional and has always taken great care of me. She is in the Elmbrook Memorial Hospital office building.

I went to this doctor when I was a baby. He is very caring about his patients. He always wants to…read moremake sure you are ok. He treats you like his kids. So if you aren't well enough for a surgery he will say I won't do it until you are healthy enough.

I initially had an appointment with Dr. Plein at Sinus and Snoring MD due to pressure / fluid in my…read moreear. During the appointment, tests were conducted and the pressure was confirmed. The doctor stated I could try Flonase daily for a couple of months, and if it didn't work, she could put a tube in my ear. At the second appointment, I explained the pressure is still there, but I acknowledged I had not consistently used the medicine since the first visit. At that point the doctor offered to place the tube in my ear during the appointment, or I can use Flonase daily to see if it helps. I opted to go with the original plan using Flonase daily. The doctor stated if it doesn't work, she can place the tube in my ear. Since daily Flonase didn't work, I called and scheduled the appointment to have the tube placed in my ear. Note: I made it clear during the call to make this third appointment that it was for the procedure to be completed as the need for the procedure had already been discussed and established. I arrive to the appointment only to have the nurse practitioner tell me that today's appointment was only to discuss the procedure and I would have to schedule the procedure for another date. I told her that the procedure was already discussed with the doctor and I made it clear when I made the appointment that I was coming to have the procedure completed. I also explained that the doctor offered to conduct the procedure during my previous appointment. Of course the nurse practitioner couldn't care less and was completely indifferent! Icing on the cake, it was nearly 30 minutes after my appointment when the nurse practitioner told me the doctor wasn't even there yet! ENT's are a dime a dozen. My advice, avoid this one!

I've tried several procedures in the past but recently had a newer procedure called the NEUROMARK…read moreprocedure for chronic blockage of my sinuses. Dr Plein performed the procedure. The 1st 2 weeks of recovery were uncomfortable but after the 2 weeks I have much needed relief breathing especially at night. One nostril was always blocked but now both are always open. It's been about 2 months now and I feel so much better. I would recommend looking at this procedure. Special thanks to Dr Plein and Drew.