Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Head and neck cancer surgery involves removal of malignant tumours affecting structures such as the mouth, throat, larynx, thyroid, salivary glands, nose and skull base.
Oral cancer surgery aims to remove cancer from the mouth while preserving speech, swallowing and appearance whenever clinically possible.
Tongue cancer surgery is planned according to tumour size and location and may include reconstructive procedures when required.
Cheek cancer surgery treats malignancies of the buccal mucosa and may include removal of involved tissue and reconstruction.
Lip cancer surgery focuses on complete tumour removal while preserving oral function and cosmetic appearance as much as possible.
Thyroid cancer surgery may involve partial or complete removal of the thyroid and lymph nodes depending on disease extent.
Laryngeal cancer surgery treats cancers of the voice box and is planned with attention to tumour control, airway function and voice rehabilitation.
Salivary gland tumour surgery may involve removal of affected glands such as the parotid while protecting nearby facial nerve structures whenever possible.
Sinonasal cancer surgery treats tumours affecting the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses and may use endoscopic or open approaches.
Skull base surgery treats complex tumours located near critical nerves, blood vessels and structures at the base of the skull.
Endoscopic head and neck surgery uses minimally invasive techniques to access selected tumours through natural openings or smaller surgical approaches.
Laser surgery may be used for selected lesions affecting the mouth, throat or larynx to precisely remove abnormal tissue.
Parotidectomy involves surgical removal of part or all of the parotid salivary gland for selected benign or malignant tumours.
Voice rehabilitation helps patients regain functional communication after surgical removal of the larynx using appropriate rehabilitation techniques.