One of the biggest preoperative concerns of many patients with rhinosinusitis is the problem of postoperative recurrence. According to the current international treatment level, even a top international rhinologist cannot cure 100% of his patients without recurrence. For an experienced rhinologist, if his patients go through standardized treatment – including systematic preoperative medication, perfect sinusitis and nasal polyp surgery, and standardized postoperative follow-up and medication – 80-90% of the patients can achieve a good postoperative status, which is a good result, while 10-20% of the patients may need recurrence after a few years. of patients are likely to require reoperation after a number of years. The reason why the vast majority of my patients make a good recovery is that I emphasize the importance of follow-up appointments. This shows that the whole treatment process is interlocked and equally important. Surgery is only half of the project, and the rest requires long-term, standardized postoperative follow-up. Nasal polyps patients can be discharged from the hospital in three to five days after surgery, but this does not mean that the treatment is over, but into another stage.