Areas of Expertise and Treatments
FESS is a minimally invasive endoscopic procedure used to improve sinus drainage and ventilation in selected patients with chronic sinus disease, nasal polyps and related sinonasal conditions.
Endoscopic sinus surgery uses a nasal endoscope and specialised instruments to treat selected sinus and nasal conditions without external facial incisions.
Anterior skull base surgery involves treatment of selected lesions located near the upper nasal cavity, sinuses and base of the brain using specialised endoscopic or surgical approaches.
Endoscopic skull base surgery uses minimally invasive endonasal access to reach selected skull base lesions while aiming to reduce disruption to surrounding structures.
Sinonasal tumour surgery involves the removal or management of selected benign and malignant growths affecting the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses.
Rhinoplasty is surgery performed to modify nasal structure for functional, reconstructive or aesthetic reasons depending on individual patient requirements.
Facial plastic surgery includes reconstructive and cosmetic procedures involving the nose and surrounding facial structures, with treatment planned according to functional and aesthetic goals.
Nasal airway reconstruction aims to improve nasal breathing by correcting structural abnormalities that obstruct airflow through the nose.
Orbital decompression surgery may be used in selected conditions where increased pressure or structural changes around the eye require additional space within the orbit.
Optic nerve decompression is a specialised procedure performed in carefully selected cases where pressure on the optic nerve needs surgical relief.
Management of allergic fungal rhinosinusitis may involve endoscopic sinus surgery and ongoing medical treatment to control inflammation and recurrent sinus disease.
Nasal septal perforation management depends on perforation size, symptoms and underlying cause and may involve medical care, prosthetic treatment or reconstructive surgery.
Pediatric ENT care focuses on ear, nose, throat and airway conditions affecting children, with treatment adapted to age, anatomy and the specific clinical problem.
Minimally invasive ENT surgery uses endoscopic techniques and small surgical access routes to treat selected nasal, sinus and skull base conditions while limiting unnecessary tissue disruption.