ENT & Head-Neck Surgery
Ear, nose and throat surgery, sinus disease, tonsils and hearing tests.
Endoscopic sinus surgery with no external scar
Ear microsurgery for chronic discharge
Tonsil and adenoid surgery for children
Audiometry and hearing assessment
Overview
About the ENT & Head-Neck Surgery department
Our ENT department covers hearing, breathing, voice and swallowing. Nasal endoscopy is done in the OPD, sinus and ear surgery is performed endoscopically or under the microscope, and audiometry is available on site for hearing complaints at any age.
Services & Procedures
1
Hearing Assessment & Aids
Audiometry, hearing-loss evaluation and guidance on hearing aids, with referral for implants.
2
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
FESS, septoplasty and balloon sinuplasty for chronic sinusitis.
3
Ear Microsurgery
Tympanoplasty, mastoidectomy, stapedotomy and ossiculoplasty.
4
Head & Neck Oncology
Thyroid, parotid, oral and laryngeal cancer surgery with reconstruction.
5
Voice & Swallowing Clinic
Stroboscopy, phonosurgery and swallowing rehabilitation.
6
Snoring & Sleep Surgery
Drug-induced sleep endoscopy and palatal or nasal airway surgery.
7
Vertigo & Balance Clinic
Videonystagmography, repositioning manoeuvres and vestibular rehab.
8
Paediatric ENT
Grommets, adenotonsillectomy and congenital airway problems.
Conditions We Treat
- Hearing loss
- Chronic sinusitis
- Tonsillitis
- Vertigo
- Nasal allergy
- Thyroid swelling
- Hoarseness of voice
- Ear discharge
Technology & Equipment
- Rigid and flexible ENT endoscopes
- Operating microscope for ear surgery
- Pure-tone audiometry and tympanometry
- Microdebrider for sinus surgery
- Nasal endoscopy in the OPD
Frequently Asked Questions
Bring them in for an audiometry assessment. Hearing loss picked up early can often be corrected or supported with a hearing aid, and we refer to an implant centre where that is the right option. Do not wait to see if speech develops on its own.
No. Modern sinus surgery is performed entirely through the nostrils using an endoscope, leaving no external scar.
No. Removal is considered only for repeated documented infections, breathing obstruction during sleep or abscess formation.
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