Procedures

ENT procedures and surgery

Each procedure page explains what is involved, how to prepare, and what to expect afterward. Select a procedure below to read more, or request an appointment if you have a GP referral and are ready to be seen.

Nose & sinuses

Nose and sinuses

Endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS)

Minimally invasive surgery to open blocked sinuses, remove polyps, and restore normal drainage.

Septoplasty and turbinate reduction

Correction of a deviated septum and enlarged turbinates to improve nasal airflow.

Skull base surgery

Endoscopic approaches to lesions and tumours at the anterior skull base.

Transsphenoidal pituitary surgery

Minimally invasive endoscopic removal of pituitary tumours via the nasal passages.

Nasendoscopy

An in-clinic diagnostic procedure using a small flexible camera to assess the nasal passages and throat.

Ear & hearing

Ear and hearing

Grommets

Small ventilation tubes inserted into the eardrum to treat glue ear and recurrent middle-ear infections.

Myringoplasty

Surgical repair of a perforated eardrum to restore hearing and prevent recurrent infection.

Wax microsuction

Safe removal of earwax blockage using gentle suction under microscope guidance.

Throat & airway

Throat, tonsils, and airway

Tonsillectomy

Surgical removal of the tonsils for recurrent tonsillitis or obstructive sleep-disordered breathing.

Adenoidectomy

Removal of enlarged adenoids that obstruct breathing, cause recurrent infection, or contribute to glue ear.

Microlaryngoscopy

Detailed examination and surgical treatment of the larynx and vocal cords under general anaesthetic.

Snoring surgery (UPPP)

Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty — surgical reshaping of the palate and throat to reduce snoring and airway obstruction.

Sleep endoscopy (DISE)

Drug-induced sleep endoscopy to identify the site and pattern of airway collapse during sleep.

Ready to proceed?

Practical information for patients

The your-first-visit page covers what to bring, how to prepare, and what to expect from your consultation. When you have a GP referral, submit your appointment request to begin.

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