Ear Surgery (ENT)

Ear surgery refers to a range of surgical procedures used to treat diseases, injuries, deformities, and conditions affecting the ear. Depending on the nature and severity of the condition, procedures may be performed on the outer ear, ear canal, eardrum, middle ear, inner ear, or the auditory and vestibular systems, and may include Tympanoplasty, Myringotomy, Cochlear implant surgery, Mastoidectomy, tumour removal, or repair of congenital deformities such as microtia and atresia.

Most ear surgery is performed using microsurgical techniques with the aid of an operating microscope, allowing the surgeon to work with the small and delicate structures of the ear. Minimally invasive laser surgery is increasingly used for middle ear procedures, improving precision and reducing trauma while allowing access to areas that are otherwise difficult to reach.

Because ear conditions can significantly affect hearing and quality of life, a detailed consultation is important. During this consultation, your surgeon can discuss your concerns, assess whether surgery is appropriate, explain the available treatment options suited to your individual condition, and outline the potential risks and limitations involved in your care.