Outpatient Procedures

Hearing Tests: Comprehensive hearing level assessments that identify hearing loss or related conditions.

Tympanometry: Measuring eardrum movement in response to pressure changes to evaluate middle ear function.

Wax Removal: Safe and effective removal of earwax build-up to relieve discomfort and improve hearing.

Micro-suction: A precise method of removing earwax and debris using a gentle suction device that offers immediate relief.

Balance Assessment: A series of tests that evaluate inner ear function and diagnose causes of dizziness or imbalance.

Epley Manoeuvre: A repositioning technique to treat benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) by realigning inner ear crystals.

Trans-tympanic Steroid Injections: Targeted steroid delivery through the eardrum to reduce inflammation and treat conditions such as Meniere’s disease.

CT and MRI of the Ear Mastoid: Advanced imaging techniques to assess ear structures and detect abnormalities in the mastoid or middle ear.

Grommets: Treatment of recurrent ear infections and glue ear that involves inserting small ventilation tubes into the eardrum.

Repair of Perforated Eardrum (Myringoplasty): Surgical repair of a hole in the eardrum to restore hearing and prevent infections.

Mastoid Surgery: Removing infected or damaged mastoid air cells to prevent complications from chronic ear infections.

Stapedectomy: Improving hearing in cases of otosclerosis using a surgical procedure that replaces a damaged stapes bone with a prosthesis.

Pinnaplasty: Cosmetic surgery to reshape or reposition the ears for aesthetic or functional purposes.

Eustachian Balloon Tuboplasty: Designed to treat Eustachian tube dysfunction, this procedure helps improve airflow and relieve pressure imbalances in the middle ear.

Myringoplasty Surgery: A surgical procedure used to repair a perforated eardrum. The eardrum, or tympanic membrane, can become damaged by infection, injury, or previous ear surgery.

Nasoendoscopy: A minimally invasive procedure using a thin, flexible camera to examine the nasal passages and sinuses.

Nasal Cautery: Using heat or chemicals to stop frequent nosebleeds by sealing blood vessels.

Allergy Tests: Skin or blood tests to identify allergens responsible for symptoms such as nasal congestion or sneezing.

Smell Tests: Assessments to evaluate a patient’s sense of smell and detect any loss or alteration in olfactory function.

CT and MRI of the Sinuses/Face: Imaging scans that identify structural abnormalities or infections affecting the sinuses and nasal passages.

Septoplasty: A surgical procedure to straighten a deviated nasal septum and improve airflow.

Septorhinoplasty: Combined surgery to address both functional and aesthetic concerns of the nose.

Rhinoplasty: Rhinoplasty, commonly known as nose reshaping surgery, is a precise procedure designed to alter the shape, size, or proportions of the nose.

Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS): An operation using minimally invasive techniques to remove blockages and restore normal sinus drainage.

Nasal Polypectomy: Surgical removal of nasal polyps to relieve congestion and improve breathing.

Turbinate Surgery: A surgical procedure that reduces the size of the turbinates and enhances nasal airflow.

Nasopharyngoscopy: A diagnostic procedure that examines the throat with a flexible camera for abnormalities such as inflammation, infections, or growths.

Stroboscopy: Evaluating vocal cord vibration to diagnose voice disorders.

Trans-nasal Oesophagoscopy: An advanced diagnostic tool that allows detailed examination of the oesophagus to identify reflux or other irregularities.

pH Testing for Reflux: Measuring acid levels in the oesophagus and to confirm reflux-related conditions.

Needle Biopsy of Neck Lumps: Collecting tissue samples from neck lumps for diagnostic purposes.

Ultrasound, CT and MRI of the Neck: Imaging techniques to evaluate neck structures and identify abnormalities or lumps.

Tonsillectomy: Surgical removal of the tonsils to treat recurrent tonsillitis or sleep-disordered breathing.

Adenoidectomy: A surgical solution to eliminate enlarged adenoids causing breathing difficulties or recurring infections.

Thyroidectomy: Surgical removal of part or all of the thyroid gland to treat thyroid disorders or nodules.

Salivary Gland Surgery: Procedures to remove or repair salivary glands affected by stones, infections, or tumours.

Neck Lump Removal: Surgery to excise lumps in the neck for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.

Rigid Oesophagoscopy: A specialised procedure to inspect the oesophagus for abnormalities, including narrowing or tumours.

Laryngoscopy + Vocal Cord Surgery: Used to restore vocal health, this procedure addresses vocal cord issues, including nodules or polyps.

Cricothyroidotomy: An emergency procedure to create an airway in cases of severe obstruction.

Snoring Surgery: Addressing airway obstructions or soft tissue vibration with a surgical intervention that reduces snoring.