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| Is your nose blocked? If you have a deviated septum, a septoplasty operation can make the septum straight and allow you to breathe easily through the nose... |
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| Do you have sinus problems (Congestion, blockage, post-nasal drip, headache and facial pain, reduced sense of smell)? Endoscopic Sinus surgery (FESS) can clear the sinuses and get rid of sinus symptoms... |
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| Is your nose blocked? Do you have nasal allergies? Turbinate surgery can reduce the size of the inferior turbinates and allow you to breathe easily through the nose (inferior turbinoplasty)... |
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| Do you have nasal polyps? Surgery can clear the polyps, allowing you to breathe easily through the nose and get back your sense of smell... |
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| Are you unhappy with the shape of your nose? Rhinoplasty (nose re-shaping) can correct the appearance of your nose and improve nose breathing... |
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| Grommets can be used to clear blocked ears (Glue ear) and return hearing to normal. Grommets can prevent ear infections in children (Recurrent acute otitis media). |
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| A hole in the eardrum can be repaired (myringoplasty), returning hearing to normal and preventing ear infections. |
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| Swimmers and surfers often have new bone growth in their ears (exostoses). These can be removed to improve hearing and prevent infection. |
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| Do your child's ears stick out too far? An Otoplasty operation can pin the ears back and make them look natural. |
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| If your child has 3 or more middle ear infections in a 6 month period, it may be necessary to insert grommets in the ears. |
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| Do you or your child get tonsillitis? Does your child snore? Removing the tonsils will prevent tonsillitis and can eliminate snoring. |
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| Does your child have a blocked nose or get recurrent ear infections? Removing the adenoids can clear a blocked nose...... |
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| Do you snore? Palate surgery may be used to treat your snoring. |
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| A hoarse voice may be caused by a polyp on the vocal cord. Removing the polyp can return the voice to normal. |
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| Snoring can be caused by blockage of the breathing passages (nose, adenoids, palate, tonsils, tongue base or throat)..... |
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