Snoring and sleep apnea result from airway restriction during sleep, leading to noisy breathing or periodic stops in airflow. While occasional snoring may not be harmful, frequent and loud snoring can indicate a more significant health issue requiring medical intervention.

Types of Snoring & Sleep Apnea

-Primary Snoring – Simple snoring without a medical cause, usually due to relaxed throat tissues or nasal congestion.

-Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) – A serious condition where breathing stops repeatedly due to a blocked airway, leading to reduced oxygen levels.

-Central Sleep Apnea (CSA) – A less common condition where the brain fails to send proper signals to the muscles responsible for breathing.

-Complex Sleep Apnea Syndrome – A combination of both obstructive and central sleep apnea, requiring specialized treatment.

Regardless of severity, professional assessment and treatment can help restore proper breathing and improve sleep quality.

At Image Clinic, we offer advanced, non-invasive solutions to reduce snoring and improve airway function. Our treatments target the root cause of obstruction, ensuring long-lasting relief and improved sleep quality.

Popular Treatments for Snoring & Sleep Apnea

✔ Laser Snoring Reduction (Snorelase™) – A gentle laser treatment that tightens and firms the soft palate, reducing airway vibration and minimizing snoring.

✔ Radiofrequency Therapy – Uses controlled RF energy to shrink excess tissue in the throat, opening the airway and improving airflow.

✔ NightLase® Therapy – A revolutionary, non-invasive laser treatment that strengthens the airway and reduces snoring intensity over time.

✔ Oral Appliance Therapy – A custom-fitted dental device that repositions the jaw to keep the airway open during sleep.

✔ Lifestyle & Sleep Position Coaching – Guidance on weight management, sleep posture, and nasal breathing techniques to reduce symptoms.

Our customized treatment plans ensure that each patient receives the most effective, non-invasive solution tailored to their specific condition.

Proper post-treatment care and lifestyle adjustments help enhance and prolong the results of snoring and sleep apnea treatments.

✔ Weight Management – Maintaining a healthy weight reduces pressure on the airway, lowering the risk of snoring and apnea episodes.

✔ Avoid Alcohol & Sedatives – Reducing the intake of alcohol and sedative medications helps keep throat muscles firm and prevents excessive airway relaxation.

✔ Consistent Sleep Schedule – Going to bed at the same time each night promotes deeper, uninterrupted sleep, helping the body maintain a stable breathing pattern.

✔ Practice Nasal Breathing – Training the body to breathe through the nose instead of the mouth can significantly reduce snoring.

✔ Regular Follow-Up Treatments – Depending on the treatment received, periodic maintenance sessions may be recommended to sustain long-term improvements.

With a combination of medical treatments and lifestyle modifications, you can achieve lasting relief from snoring and sleep apnea.