Services
Ear Surgeries
Tympanoplasty
- Surgical repair of the perforated eardrum.
- Restores hearing and prevents recurrent infections.
- Involves grafting tissue to close the hole in the tympanic membrane.
Mastoidectomy
- Removal of infected mastoid air cells.
- Treats chronic ear infections and prevents complications.
- May involve various techniques, like canal wall-up or canal wall-down procedures.
Ossiculoplasty
- Reconstruction of the middle ear bones (ossicles).
- Restores conductive hearing loss caused by ossicular damage.
- Uses prosthetic devices or bone grafts to repair the ossicular chain.
Stapedotomy
- Surgical treatment for otosclerosis-related hearing loss.
- Involves replacing or reshaping the stapes bone.
- Improves sound transmission to the inner ear.
Lateral Skull Base Surgeries
- Removes tumors or lesions near the base of the skull.
- Preserves neurological function and restores skull base integrity.
- Utilizes minimally invasive or traditional approaches depending on the tumor type.
Cochlear Implant Surgery
- Implantation of a device to stimulate the auditory nerve directly.
- Restores hearing in individuals with severe or profound deafness.
- Involves both internal and external components for sound perception.
Grommet Insertion
- Placement of ventilation tubes in the eardrum.
- Equalizes pressure and prevents fluid buildup in the middle ear.
- Reduces the frequency of ear infections and improves hearing.
Nose Surgeries
Septoplasty
- Surgical correction of a deviated septum.
- Restores normal airflow through the nasal passages.
- Improves breathing and reduces snoring or sleep apnea symptoms.
Turbinoplasty
- Procedure to reduce the size of enlarged turbinates.
- Enhances nasal airflow and reduces congestion.
- Alleviates symptoms of chronic nasal obstruction or congestion.
Coblation Turbinoplasty
- Uses radiofrequency technology to shrink enlarged turbinates.
- Minimally invasive procedure with reduced recovery time.
- Provides relief from nasal congestion and improves breathing.
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
- Removes blockages and opens sinus passages.
- Treats chronic sinus inflammation and recurrent infections.
- Improves drainage and ventilation of the sinuses.
Anterior Skull Base Surgery
- Repairs defects or lesions involving the anterior skull base.
- May involve minimally invasive or open surgical techniques.
- Preserves neurological function and restores skull base integrity.
Surgery for CSF Leak from Nose
- Repairs the site of CSF leakage in the nasal cavity.
- Prevents complications like meningitis or brain infections.
- Involves techniques to seal the leak and restore normal CSF flow.
Fungal Sinusitis Surgery
- Removes fungal elements and infected tissue from the sinuses.
- Treats invasive or chronic fungal sinus infections.
- Restores sinus health and reduces the risk of recurrence.
Endonasal Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)
- Surgical procedure to treat nasolacrimal duct blockage.
- Establishes a new drainage pathway for tears into the nose.
- Relieves tearing, discharge, and risk of eye infections.
Throat Surgeries
Coblation Tonsillectomy
- Uses controlled radiofrequency energy to remove tonsils.
- Reduces pain and promotes faster healing compared to traditional methods.
- Effective in treating recurrent tonsillitis or enlarged tonsils causing obstruction.
Coblation Adenoidectomy
- Utilizes radiofrequency energy to remove adenoids.
- Minimally invasive technique with reduced post-operative discomfort.
- Resolves issues of nasal obstruction or recurrent infections due to enlarged adenoids.
Thyroid Surgeries
- Address various thyroid conditions, like nodules or cancer.
- May involve partial or total thyroidectomy based on the diagnosis.
- Preserves thyroid function while ensuring the removal of affected tissue.
Salivary Gland Surgeries
- Treats conditions like salivary gland stones or tumors.
- Involves removal of affected glands or stones to restore normal function.
- Preserves healthy tissue and minimizes damage to nearby structures.
Micro-laryngeal Surgeries
- Addresses vocal cord lesions, nodules, or polyps.
- Precise surgical techniques preserve vocal quality and function.
- Improves voice quality and resolves voice-related issues.
Tracheostomy
- Creates an artificial airway through the neck into the trachea.
- Addresses breathing difficulties due to upper airway blockages or paralysis.
- Allows for long-term assisted breathing or ventilation support.
Minor OPD Procedures
Suturing
- Expert suturing techniques for wound closure.
- Ensures proper wound healing and minimizes scarring.
- Used for various types of skin lacerations or incisions.
Intra-Tympanic Injections
- Delivers medications directly into the middle ear.
- Treats conditions like Meniere’s disease or sudden hearing loss.
- Allows targeted delivery for improved efficacy.
Painless Ear Cleaning
- Gentle and painless removal of earwax or debris.
- Uses safe methods to maintain ear hygiene without discomfort.
- Reduces the risk of infections and improves hearing.
Free Endoscopic Evaluation
- Utilizes endoscopic technology for thorough examinations.
- Provides detailed views of nasal passages or ear structures.
- Facilitates accurate diagnosis without additional cost.
Coblation tonsil adenoid Surgery
Diagnostic Evaluation
Throat Examination: Comprehensive examination of the tonsils and adenoids to assess their size, condition, and any potential complications.
Symptom Assessment: Evaluation of symptoms such as recurrent infections, breathing difficulties, or sleep disturbances related to enlarged tonsils and adenoids.
Medical History Review: Reviewing the patient’s medical history to determine the necessity for surgical intervention and the suitability for Coblation-based surgery.
Surgical Procedure
Coblation Tonsillectomy: Utilization of Coblation technology for precise and controlled removal of tonsils by using radiofrequency energy, minimizing tissue damage and postoperative pain.
Coblation Adenoidectomy: Surgical removal of adenoid tissue utilizing Coblation technology to reduce the adenoid size and improve breathing without significant postoperative discomfort.
Minimally Invasive Approach: Employing Coblation technology allows for a minimally invasive approach, reducing bleeding and promoting faster recovery.
Postoperative Care and Recovery
Pain Management: Implementation of strategies to manage post-surgery discomfort or pain effectively.
Monitoring and Follow-up: Regular follow-ups to monitor healing, ensure proper recovery, and address any concerns post-surgery.
Activity and Diet Guidance: Recommendations for postoperative diet and activity levels to facilitate optimal healing and prevent complications.