ENT

ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat)

ENT surgeries are performed to correct structural problems, remove diseased tissue, and restore normal breathing, hearing, speech, and swallowing. 

Most procedures are planned, precise, and increasingly minimally invasive.

Common ENT Surgical Procedures

• Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy 

for recurrent throat infections or breathing obstruction ,snoring

• Septoplasty 

for deviated nasal septum causing chronic nasal blockage,snoring

• Endoscopic Sinus Surgery 

for chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps

• Myringotomy with or without Grommet insertion 

for recurrent ear infections or fluid in the ear

• Tympanoplasty and Mastoid Surgery 

for chronic ear discharge and hearing loss

• Microlaryngeal Surgery 

for voice disorders and vocal cord lesions

• Excision of benign head and neck swellings, thyroid-related ENT conditions

How Are These Surgeries Done

1. Most nose and sinus surgeries are endoscopic and minimally invasive
2. Ear surgeries use microsurgical techniques under magnification
3. Many procedures are day-care or short-stay surgeries
4. General or local anesthesia is selected based on procedure and patient condition

Benefits of ENT Surgery

• Relief from long-standing symptoms not controlled by medicines
• Improved breathing, hearing, voice, and sleep quality
• Prevention of recurrent infections and long-term complications
• Better quality of life and daily functioning

Recovery & Aftercare

1. Hospital stay is usually short or same-day discharge
2. Normal activities often resume within a few days to a week, depending on surgery
3. Temporary discomfort, swelling, or congestion is expected and manageable
4. Follow-up visits ensure proper healing and long-term results