Our Services

Tonsillectomy

Safe and effective tonsillectomy for recurrent tonsillitis and obstructive sleep-disordered breathing.

Ear Surgery

Advanced ear surgery including tympanoplasty, stapes surgery, and cholesteatoma treatment to restore hearing and ear health.

Comprehensive thyroid surgery for thyroid nodules, goiter, and thyroid cancer with meticulous nerve preservation.

Thyroid Surgery

Pediatric ENT

Specialized pediatric ENT care for children with recurrent ear infections, enlarged tonsils, adenoids, and airway conditions.

Snoring & Sleep Apnea

Targeted surgical treatment for snoring and obstructive sleep apnea to improve airway function and sleep quality.

Comprehensive Surgical Management of Benign and Malignant Head and Neck Tumors.

Head & Neck Tumor Surgery

Common Questions

How do I know if I am a candidate for ENT or head and neck surgery?

Eligibility for ENT surgery, sinus surgery, septoplasty, ear surgery, thyroid surgery, sleep apnea surgery, or head and neck tumor treatment depends on a comprehensive medical evaluation. International patients are typically asked to submit recent CT scans, MRI imaging, laboratory results, biopsy reports (if applicable), and a detailed medical history. After reviewing the documentation, a specialist determines whether surgical treatment is appropriate or if conservative medical management is recommended first.

Can I have an online consultation before traveling for surgery?

What are the risks and success rates of ENT and head & neck surgery?

How long should I stay after surgery?

What medical documents should I send before evaluation?

Modern ENT and head and neck surgery is generally safe when performed by an experienced surgeon. Success rates depend on the specific condition and procedure. Functional nasal surgery, sinus surgery, and ear surgery typically have high success rates in symptom improvement. As with any surgery, potential risks may include bleeding, infection, swelling, or temporary functional changes. A personalized risk assessment is provided during consultation.

For accurate assessment, international patients should provide:

• CT or MRI scans (preferably digital format)

• Radiology reports

• Laboratory test results

• Biopsy or pathology reports (for tumors or thyroid nodules)

• Previous operative reports (if applicable)

• Current medication list

• Summary of symptoms and duration

Providing complete documentation ensures precise surgical planning and reduces delays.

Yes. International patients can schedule an online consultation prior to traveling. During the virtual consultation, medical reports, imaging studies, prior surgical history, and current symptoms are reviewed in detail. This allows for a preliminary diagnosis, discussion of treatment options, estimated recovery time, and travel planning before committing to surgery abroad.

The recommended length of stay depends on the type of ENT or head and neck procedure performed:

• Septoplasty or sinus surgery: 7–10 days

• Ear surgery or tonsillectomy: 7–14 days

• Thyroid surgery: 5–10 days

• Head and neck tumor surgery or skull base surgery: 2–3 weeks

This timeframe allows for safe postoperative monitoring and early follow-up before international travel.