Throat

1. Adenoidectomy

Adenoidectomy is the surgical removal of enlarged or chronically infected adenoids. It may be recommended when adenoid problems contribute to nasal blockage, recurrent infections, mouth breathing, snoring, or sleep-related breathing difficulties.

2. Tonsillectomy

Tonsillectomy involves surgical removal of the tonsils. It may be considered for recurrent tonsillitis, significantly enlarged tonsils, or other tonsil-related problems based on the patient's condition.

3. Direct Laryngoscopy

Direct laryngoscopy allows detailed examination of the throat and larynx using specialised instruments under appropriate anaesthesia. It can help evaluate persistent voice changes, throat lesions, and other abnormalities of the larynx.

4. Microlaryngeal Surgery (Vocal Polyp / Nodule)

Microlaryngeal surgery is a specialised procedure used to treat selected lesions of the vocal cords, such as vocal polyps and nodules. It is performed with precise instruments to remove or manage the lesion while aiming to preserve voice quality.

5. Styloidectomy

Styloidectomy involves surgical removal or shortening of an elongated or symptomatic styloid process. It may be considered in selected patients where the elongated styloid is associated with persistent throat, facial, or neck symptoms.