ENT treatment and surgery in Gurgaon

Her main area of work. Through the ear canal with an endoscope, or under the microscope, she repairs eardrums and hearing bones, removes disease, and places hearing implants. Read the hearing guide.

• Cochlear implantFor severe to profound deafness, in children and adults
• BAHABone-anchored hearing aid for blocked or absent ear canals and one-sided deafness
• Endoscopic stapedotomyRestores hearing in otosclerosis with a tiny piston
• Endoscopic tympanoplastyCloses a hole in the eardrum through the ear canal
• OssiculoplastyRebuilds the hearing bones with a titanium prosthesis
• MastoidectomyClears cholesteatoma and chronic infection
• Sigmoid sinus resurfacingTreats pulsatile tinnitus caused by a bony defect
• Facial nerve decompression, glomus tumoursComplex ear and skull base surgery

Endoscopic sinus surgery opens the natural drainage paths of the sinuses and removes polyps without any cut on the face. She keeps healthy lining intact so the nose keeps working normally.

• FESS and extended FESSFor chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps
• Balloon sinuplastyOpens sinuses with a small balloon
• Septoplasty with turbinoplastyStraightens the septum and opens the airway
• Eustachian tube balloon dilationFor blocked ears, pressure and popping
• Septal perforation repairCloses a hole in the nasal septum
• CSF leak repairSeals a leak of brain fluid through the nose
• Posterior nasal neurectomyFor a constantly runny nose
• Biological therapyInjections for stubborn nasal polyps

Loud snoring with pauses in breathing is linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, poorly controlled diabetes and daytime sleepiness. She reviews your sleep study, finds where the airway collapses, and treats that level with CPAP, lifestyle changes or surgery.

• Drug-induced sleep endoscopyShows exactly where the airway blocks during sleep
• TonsillectomyFor enlarged tonsils in children and adults
• Barbed pharyngoplastyWidens and firms the throat with dissolving sutures
• PalatoplastyAnterior, Z and expansion sphincter techniques

Videostroboscopy shows the vocal cords vibrating in slow motion. Teachers, singers and anyone who uses their voice at work benefit from an exact diagnosis before treatment.

• Vocal nodule, polyp and cyst removalMicrolaryngeal surgery
• Microflap surgeryFor sulcus vocalis and Reinke's oedema
• Injection laryngoplastyFor a paralysed vocal cord
• ThyroplastyLasting support for a weak vocal cord
• Laryngeal papillomatosisRemoval of recurrent growths

Neck surgery with careful protection of the nerves that control the face and the voice, using nerve monitoring where needed.

• ThyroidectomyFor goitre, nodules and overactive thyroid
• ParotidectomyParotid tumours with facial nerve monitoring
• SialendoscopyRemoves salivary stones through the duct, without a cut
• Submandibular gland excisionFor stones or tumours under the jaw
• Branchial cyst and cystic hygromaNeck swellings present from birth
• Vascular malformationsAbnormal blood vessels of the head and neck

Children need a gentle, patient approach. She treats common problems such as glue ear and enlarged adenoids, and complex breathing problems as part of the Artemis paediatric airway team, where families travel from many countries.

• GrommetsFor glue ear and repeated ear infections
• Coblation adenoidectomyLess bleeding and pain, faster recovery
• Infant hearing assessmentAnd cochlear implants for children born deaf
• SupraglottoplastyFor babies with a floppy voice box (laryngomalacia)
• Airway reconstructionCricotracheal resection and slide tracheoplasty, with the airway team
• Choanal atresia repairFor babies born with a blocked nose