Jonathan Morgan, Dr

★ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 1.0

Jul 4, 2025

I went to Dr. Morgan after being referred by another Dr. in the ENT Associates Practice, who stated I had a deviation and nasal valve collapse. Dr. Morgan advised that I had no nasal valve collapse, but minimally reducing my turbinates' and correcting my mild deviated septum would correct my breathing (stuffy nose sensation). Immediately following the surgery and the splints being removed, I started experiencing a myriad of scary symptoms. I was advised that the surgery went well, healed well and there were no complications. Six months later, I found out that was not the case. He removed almost my entire turbinate, leaving me with a rare and devastating syndrome called Empty Nose Syndrome. My septum was not corrected and I have have an obstruction from what is believed to be a bone spur. I will have to undergo corrective surgery that will only be a band-aid to the permanent damage and complications. This review would have been different if he would have just been honest about the post-op issues, that left me suffering and bouncing to countless other specialties until I finally found out it was the operation after all. There's another review by another woman on the Tampa page for Dr. Jordan that I highly recommend checking out. Her surgery was 9/22, just a few months before mine.

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