Experience restful sleep without the need for masks or external equipment. Inspire Sleep Apnea Therapy utilizes a small, implantable device to maintain an open airway, ensuring comfort and ease. Enjoy an uninterrupted night's rest with this innovative approach to managing sleep apnea.

















Struggling with loud snoring, constant fatigue, or interrupted breathing at night?
You might be experiencing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a common yet serious sleep disorder.
If CPAP hasn't worked for you, Inspire Sleep Apnea Therapy offers a comfortable alternative that doesn't require a mask. This tiny device, implanted inside the body, gently keeps your airway open and is easily activated with a simple touch. SoCal ENT offers Inspire, an FDA-approved solution that helps you breathe easily and enjoy restful sleep without cumbersome gear.





Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) occurs when the muscles in the throat relax during sleep, causing the airway to narrow or collapse. These blockages disrupt breathing and reduce oxygen levels throughout the night.
Common symptoms include:
If left untreated, OSA may increase the risk of serious health conditions such as high blood pressure, heart disease, and metabolic disorders.
For patients who can’t tolerate CPAP therapy, Inspire Sleep Apnea Therapy offers a surgical alternative. It works by sending gentle pulses to key airway muscles during sleep—helping to keep the airway open without the need for a mask or tubing.
Inspire is a small, implantable device that helps maintain an open airway during sleep by working with your body’s natural breathing patterns. Instead of forcing air through a mask like a CPAP machine, Inspire gently stimulates the nerve that controls tongue movement, helping to prevent airway blockage.
How Inspire Works
No masks. No hoses. Just restful, uninterrupted sleep.
For many patients who struggle with CPAP, Inspire offers a more comfortable and effective solution to sleep apnea.

Inspire may be a good option if you’ve been diagnosed with moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea and haven’t had success with CPAP therapy. Most candidates:
If you're dealing with sleep apnea symptoms and CPAP isn't working for you, the team at SoCal ENT can assess your condition and help determine if Inspire is the right fit.

Snoring is one of the most disruptive signs of sleep apnea, often keeping both you and your partner from getting a full night’s rest.
Inspire therapy helps restore peace at night by:
If loud snoring is affecting your sleep or your relationship, Inspire could offer the long-term relief you need.

Inspire has helped many patients achieve more restful, uninterrupted sleep—without the hassle of masks or machines.
With Inspire, patients are sleeping better, waking up refreshed, and enjoying more energy throughout the day.
Many patients say the Inspire device feels like a gentle, rhythmic pulse under the jaw. It feels natural and not bothersome during sleep. It's not painful, and over time, it tends to become barely noticeable.
Most patients with an Inspire implant can still have MRI scans on certain body parts. However, it's crucial to inform your imaging provider in advance, as some restrictions may apply depending on the device model.
The Inspire device is implanted under the skin, allowing you to move freely without interference. Most individuals hardly notice it's there.
The Inspire device is easy to maintain, needing only routine check-ups every 6-12 months to ensure optimal function and adjust settings if necessary. Its battery lasts 10-12 years.
Patients often experience improvements in sleep apnea symptoms within a few weeks of activating the Inspire device, typically around 30 days after surgery. As settings are adjusted, breathing interruptions, snoring, and fatigue typically lessen. Many experience noticeably better sleep within the first month.
In some cases, Inspire might not be the best fit. At SoCal ENT, we offer a variety of surgical alternatives to improve airway obstruction:
Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP): Removes excess throat tissue to widen the airway.
Epiglottoplasty: Reshapes the epiglottis for better airflow during sleep.
Tongue Base Reduction: Reduces an enlarged tongue base that can block breathing.
Lingual Tonsil Reduction: Clears overgrown tonsil tissue from the tongue's back. Inspire isn’t suitable; our team will craft a personalized plan to enhance your breathing and sleep health.