Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) is a minimally invasive procedure to treat sinusitis. It uses an endoscope to remove blockages and improve sinus drainage without external incisions.

Tonsillectomy is usually recommended if a child has repeated episodes of tonsillitis (e.g., 7 times a year), has trouble breathing during sleep, or has difficulty swallowing due to large tonsils.

While sensorineural hearing loss (nerve damage) is often permanent, conductive hearing loss (due to earwax, fluid, or eardrum issues) can be treated. We also offer hearing aids and cochlear implants for severe cases.

Symptoms include difficulty breathing through the nose, frequent sinus infections, nosebleeds, facial pain, and loud snoring. Septoplasty can correct the deviation.

Yes, we evaluate and treat sleep‑related breathing disorders, including snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea, with both surgical and non‑surgical options.

Tonsillectomy can be more painful in adults than children, but pain is managed effectively with medications. Recovery usually takes 7‑10 days.