The New York Sinus Center

The New York Sinus Center The Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists NYOG physicians have consistently been recognized among the city's foremost doctors within their areas of specialization.

The NYOG ranks among the country's leading diagnostic and treatment centers for otolaryngology (ear, nose, throat) related illnesses and cosmetic procedures. Staffed by an exceptional team of board-certified physicians and specialists, the NYOG adheres to a comprehensive disease management approach to ensure its patients receive the best possible care of their sinus, head and neck, hearing and bal

ance, speech and swallowing, and sleep apnea conditions. As well, its facial plastics practice offers a broad array of facial reconstructive surgeries and cosmetic procedures. FIVE NYC LOCATIONS:

36A East 36th St, 2nd Floor
AT THE MORGAN LIBRARY
Tel: 212.889.8575
Fax: 212.686.3292

9 West 67th Street
AT THE HOTEL DES ARTISTES
Tel: 212.501.0500
Fax: 212.724.3489

134 Atlantic Avenue
AT COBBLE HILL
Tel: 718.780.1498
Fax: 718.780.1498

2016 Bronxdale Avenue
AT BRONX PARK
Tel: 718.792.1050
Fax: 718.918.1310

501 Seaview Avenue
AT SI UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
Tel: 718.226.6110
Fax: 718.226.1563

Warmer weather and increased allergens can dry out your nasal passages and thicken mucus. Staying hydrated helps support...
04/22/2026

Warmer weather and increased allergens can dry out your nasal passages and thicken mucus. Staying hydrated helps support healthy sinus drainage and reduces irritation during allergy season. 👃 Small habits can make a big difference.

Seasonal allergies don’t just cause sneezing — they can lead to sinus inflammation, congestion, and even infection if sy...
04/15/2026

Seasonal allergies don’t just cause sneezing — they can lead to sinus inflammation, congestion, and even infection if symptoms persist. 🌷🤧 Knowing when allergies are affecting your sinuses can help you take the right next step toward relief.

Changes in temperature and humidity, like cold snaps or dry days, can stress your sinuses and lead to congestion or pres...
03/18/2026

Changes in temperature and humidity, like cold snaps or dry days, can stress your sinuses and lead to congestion or pressure. ❄️☀️ Knowing how environmental shifts affect you can help prevent flare-ups before they start.

Spring brings blooming flowers and a rise in pollen that can irritate sensitive sinuses. 🌷🤧 Seasonal allergies may lead ...
03/11/2026

Spring brings blooming flowers and a rise in pollen that can irritate sensitive sinuses. 🌷🤧 Seasonal allergies may lead to congestion, pressure, and increased sinus symptoms. Staying ahead of triggers can help you breathe easier this season.

Keeping your body and nasal passages hydrated helps thin mucus, support sinus drainage, and reduce irritation — especial...
03/04/2026

Keeping your body and nasal passages hydrated helps thin mucus, support sinus drainage, and reduce irritation — especially during seasonal changes. 💦👃 Simple habits like drinking water and using saline rinses can make a noticeable difference.

Recurring sinus infections aren’t something you have to live with. Chronic symptoms may point to structural issues, alle...
02/25/2026

Recurring sinus infections aren’t something you have to live with. Chronic symptoms may point to structural issues, allergies, or inflammation that need targeted care — not just temporary relief. Getting answers is the first step toward lasting sinus health. 🌬️✨

Facial pressure, congestion, or headaches that won’t go away could be signs of ongoing sinus inflammation. If symptoms p...
02/18/2026

Facial pressure, congestion, or headaches that won’t go away could be signs of ongoing sinus inflammation. If symptoms persist despite medication, it may be time to explore what’s really causing the problem. Early evaluation can help prevent long-term discomfort. 👃🩺

Winter conditions — like spending more time indoors, dry air, and seasonal irritants — can create the perfect setup for ...
02/11/2026

Winter conditions — like spending more time indoors, dry air, and seasonal irritants — can create the perfect setup for sinus inflammation and infection. 👃❄️ Dust, pet dander, thick mucus, and poor airflow can all contribute to sinus congestion that turns into infection if left unchecked. Recognizing these triggers early can help you protect your sinus health as the season continues. 🌟
👉 https://www.nysinuscenter.com/2026/01/common-winter-triggers-that-can-lead-to-sinus-infections/

Address

36 E 36th Street Ste 200
New York, NY
10016

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 11am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12128898575

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