In addition, very less and minor intra-operative and post-operative complications were encountered with successful creation of a stable low resistance, well-mucosalised alternate drainage pathway in most of the patients. Good anatomical knowledge of intranasal structures and endoscopic skills are necessary to allow accurate preservation of mucosa and creation of a wide rhinostomy by drilling. The procedure originally described by Dr. P. J. Wormald, achieves healing by primary intention due to approximation of lacrimal flaps with adjacent nasal mucosa making this procedure very similar to external dacryocystorhinostomy.