One Nostril Always Blocked?
Hard to Catch Your Breath?
ClearPath® Solution
ClearPath® treats a deviated septum in an office visit
The ClearPath® procedure is an alternative to traditional sinus surgery. It is done in the office and aims to improve airflow through the nose. A balloon re-centers the cartilage with no external scars. Results vary from person to person. Dr. Dillard invented the procedure and holds the patent, so it is worth knowing that when you consider his recommendation. He is also affiliated with Intuit Medical Products, the maker of the ClearPath balloon.
Say goodbye to:
- invasive surgeries
- narcotics
- lengthy recovery times

The Benefits of The ClearPath Procedure
No cutting and no bone removal. Most patients get back to their routine the next day.
The ClearPath Procedure is performed in-office, removing the need for hospital visits, and reducing potential complications.
By avoiding hospital fees, The ClearPath Procedure provides an affordable alternative for sinus relief.
Others have found relief...
You can too!
“The procedure itself went smoothly.. I then returned home withcritical discomfort at all”
Sinus Relief starts with The ClearPath Procedure
Your septum is gently guided back to center with a fingertip-sized balloon, with no stitches and no hospital gown. ClearPath® combines CT-guided planning with an office visit of about 30 minutes. Results vary from person to person.
Outdated Options: Traditional Sinus Surgery
Traditional sinus surgeries involve painful processes like cutting through bone and soft tissues, resulting in extended recovery times, bleeding, and discomfort.
Some patients report easier airflow and mild soreness, with no visible signs of the procedure. Results vary from person to person.

Take the first step right now booking takes under 60 seconds.
Your deviated septum doesn’t have to dictate your day.
With ClearPath® you can:
- Breathe Easier
- Sleep Soundly
- Feel Better

Take the first step right now booking takes under 60 seconds.
Clogged Nose? Runny Nose? Facial Pain?We can help. Take the sinus pain assessmentto learn if you might be a candidate.


