About David J. Congdon, MD, FACS
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Monday: 8AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 5PM
Thursday: 8AM - 5PM
Friday: 8AM - 4PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
David J. Congdon, MD, FACS, is a very honest doctor who tells you like it is and gives you your options, straight to the point with no small talk. He is knowledgeable and professional. He performs surgery for a deviated septum and also offers a short, minimally invasive office procedure using low energy radiofrequency to reshape nose cartilage. The first few days post-surgery can be very uncomfortable, but patients report breathing exceptionally well afterward. The nurses and other staff are very friendly, personable, helpful, and professional. From the initial consultation to follow-ups, the staff and doctor provide a very personable and knowledgeable experience.
Tried a new nose procedure that Dr. Congdon said would be a an option for me. It kept me out of the OR which was great. This is a short minimally invasive procedure that can be done in the office. It uses low energy radiofrequency to reshape the nose cartilage to get more air. I like Dr. Congdon, he is straight to the point, no small talk and gives you your options.
52, Male.Went in for difficulty breathing through my nose. One side was always plugged up it seemed. I was using nose spray dailyDr. Congdon did surgery for a deviated septum.The first few days post surgery were very uncomfortable. I had it done on a Friday, and the stints stayed in over the weekend. After they pulled the stints out on the following Monday, I could breathe better than I ever thought was possible.I just had my 6 month follow up, and still can breath through both sides of my nose exceptionally well. I haven't had to use nose spray since the first couple weeks of healing post op.From the from the initial consultation to my last check up, Dr. Congdon and...read full review
I went in for ringing ears, was seen and heard and also got an allergy test done as well as a scope on my nose. I couldn't breathe for 38 years due to collapsed nostrils. I had functional nasal surgery to help me breathe again. The worst part of the recovery was actually having to sleep in a chair. Everything turned out great! It is so nice to call a provider that you don't need a referral to and you can get answers to your health questions.