—Consults, procedures & piercing

Everyday relief.Advanced when it's needed.

From a same-day consult for cold, flu or an itchy throat, to microsuction, medical-grade ear & nose piercing, and full endoscopic or coblation surgery — each option chosen for the smallest disturbance to your day.

01
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS)
Duration
2–3 hours
Anaesthesia
General
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
1–2 weeks
Nose

Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS)

Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery restores the natural drainage of the sinuses without any external incision. Using high-definition endoscopes passed through the nostril, diseased tissue, polyps and thickened mucosa are precisely removed, opening the sinus outflow tracts. Most patients breathe freely within 48 hours.

Benefits
  • No external cuts, no visible scars
  • Significant relief of facial pressure and headaches
  • Restored sense of smell in most patients
  • Same-day discharge in most cases
Who needs it

Chronic sinusitis unresponsive to 12+ weeks of medical therapy, extensive nasal polyps, recurrent acute sinusitis, or fungal sinusitis.

02
Coblation Adenoidectomy
Duration
20–30 min
Anaesthesia
General
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
4–5 days
Pediatric

Coblation Adenoidectomy

Coblation uses radiofrequency energy at low temperatures (around 60°C) to dissolve adenoid tissue with almost no bleeding and minimal thermal damage to surrounding structures. Children typically eat normally the same evening and return to school within 4–5 days.

Benefits
  • Virtually bloodless — no packing required
  • Minimal post-operative pain
  • Return to normal diet within hours
  • Preserves normal palatal function
Who needs it

Children with mouth-breathing, snoring, disturbed sleep, recurrent ear infections or hyponasal speech due to adenoid hypertrophy.

03
Endoscopic Tympanoplasty
Duration
60–90 min
Anaesthesia
General / Local
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
5–7 days
Ear

Endoscopic Tympanoplasty

The perforated eardrum is repaired using the patient's own tissue graft, placed under direct endoscopic vision via the ear canal. Compared with traditional microscopic surgery, there is no incision behind the ear, no shaved hair, and significantly less discomfort.

Benefits
  • No visible external incision
  • Higher graft-uptake rates than open surgery
  • Improved hearing in most patients
  • Faster return to work and travel
Who needs it

Chronic ear discharge, persistent perforation after infection or trauma, or conductive hearing loss due to a damaged eardrum.

04
Microscopic Laryngeal Surgery
Duration
30–60 min
Anaesthesia
General
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
7–14 days (voice rest)
Voice

Microscopic Laryngeal Surgery

Performed under an operating microscope with delicate microlaryngeal instruments, this procedure removes vocal cord nodules, polyps, cysts and early lesions while preserving the fine mucosal wave essential for voice quality.

Benefits
  • Voice restoration in professional voice users
  • Precise removal, tissue-sparing
  • Same-day discharge
  • Structured voice therapy follow-up
Who needs it

Persistent hoarseness beyond three weeks, voice fatigue, vocal cord nodules in singers/teachers, or biopsy of suspicious laryngeal lesions.

05
Endoscopic Ear Surgery
Duration
60–120 min
Anaesthesia
General
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
5–10 days
Ear

Endoscopic Ear Surgery

A wide-angle 4K endoscope reaches areas of the middle ear that a traditional microscope cannot see around, allowing complete removal of cholesteatoma and safe reconstruction of the hearing mechanism — all through the natural ear canal.

Benefits
  • Complete disease clearance in hidden recesses
  • Preservation of normal ear anatomy
  • No post-auricular incision
  • Better long-term hearing outcomes
Who needs it

Cholesteatoma, chronic otitis media, ossicular chain problems, or revision ear surgery.

06
Coblation Adeno-Tonsillectomy
Duration
30–45 min
Anaesthesia
General
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
3–5 days
Pediatric

Coblation Adeno-Tonsillectomy

The tonsils and adenoids are removed together using coblation wands, dissolving tissue at low temperature. Children swallow soft food within hours, sleep quietly the same night and return to normal activity within a week.

Benefits
  • Minimal intra-operative bleeding
  • Less pain than cautery or cold-steel surgery
  • Fewer post-op complications
  • Immediate improvement in snoring and sleep apnoea
Who needs it

Recurrent tonsillitis (7+ episodes/year), obstructive sleep apnoea, chronic mouth-breathing, or peritonsillar abscess history.

07
Septoplasty
Duration
30–60 min
Anaesthesia
General
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
5–7 days
Nose

Septoplasty

The deviated cartilage and bone of the nasal septum are reshaped through incisions inside the nostril. No splint is visible externally and the shape of the nose is unchanged.

Benefits
  • Free breathing through both nostrils
  • Better sleep and reduced snoring
  • No external scars or bruising
  • Often combined with turbinate reduction
Who needs it

Chronic nasal blockage on one side, recurrent sinus infections, or sleep disturbance from a deviated septum.

08
Turbinate Reduction
Duration
15–25 min
Anaesthesia
Local / General
Stay
Day-care
Recovery
2–3 days
Nose

Turbinate Reduction

A fine radiofrequency probe reduces the volume of the swollen turbinate while preserving its function of warming and humidifying air. Breathing improves within days and remains stable long-term.

Benefits
  • Painless, no packing
  • Preserves normal nasal function
  • Rapid return to work
  • Often done under local anaesthesia
Who needs it

Chronic nasal blockage from allergic rhinitis or turbinate hypertrophy unresponsive to sprays.

09
Vertigo & BPPV Management
Duration
20–30 min
Anaesthesia
None
Stay
Outpatient
Recovery
Same day
Ear

Vertigo & BPPV Management

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo is diagnosed with the Dix-Hallpike test and treated in the same visit with a canalith repositioning manoeuvre. Most patients walk out symptom-free.

Benefits
  • Same-visit relief in most BPPV cases
  • Non-surgical, drug-free first-line
  • Home exercises provided
  • Long-term follow-up plan
Who needs it

Sudden spinning triggered by head movement, unsteadiness, Ménière's disease flares or post-viral imbalance.

10
Everyday ENT Consultation
Duration
20–30 min
Anaesthesia
None
Stay
Outpatient
Recovery
Same day
General

Everyday ENT Consultation

Not every ENT visit needs surgery. Most patients come in for the everyday things — a lingering cold, a cough that won't settle, an irritating tickle in the throat, a blocked ear or a runny nose that has become a nuisance. The consultation includes a proper history, throat and ear examination, and — when useful — nasal endoscopy or a quick hearing check, followed by a clear treatment plan and prescription.

Benefits
  • Same-day appointment slots most days
  • Accurate diagnosis, not guesswork antibiotics
  • Prescription, sick-leave letter and follow-up plan
  • Insurance-friendly, direct billing supported
Who needs it

Cold, flu, viral fever with ENT symptoms, persistent cough, sore or scratchy throat, hoarse voice, sneezing spells, blocked or runny nose, earache, or sudden reduced hearing.

11
Ear Wax Microsuction
Duration
10–15 min
Anaesthesia
None
Stay
Outpatient
Recovery
Immediate
Ear

Ear Wax Microsuction

Impacted wax is one of the most common reasons for muffled hearing, blocked-ear sensation and itching. Microsuction removes it in minutes, under direct microscopic vision, without pushing water into the ear canal — which makes it the preferred method for anyone with a history of ear infections, perforations or grommets.

Benefits
  • No water flushing, no mess
  • Safe for perforated eardrums
  • Instant relief of blocked-ear sensation
  • Both ears typically done in one visit
Who needs it

Blocked or itchy ears, muffled hearing, ear discomfort, hearing-aid users, or before an important flight or dive.

12
Medical Ear Piercing
Duration
10–15 min
Anaesthesia
Topical numbing cream
Stay
Walk-in
Recovery
6–8 weeks to fully heal
General

Medical Ear Piercing

Performed in a clinic setting by a doctor, not a mall kiosk. The lobe is marked with you, cleaned with medical-grade antiseptic, numbed with topical cream and pierced using a sterile, single-use system with hypoallergenic (medical titanium or 24k gold-plated surgical steel) studs. You leave with a written aftercare sheet and a quick review at 6 weeks to make sure it has healed well.

Benefits
  • Sterile, single-use, hypoallergenic system
  • Numbing cream — minimal discomfort, safe for children
  • Correct anatomical placement, no crooked studs
  • Doctor-led aftercare — infections handled if they occur
Who needs it

First-time piercing (children and adults), second piercings, or re-piercing of a closed lobe. Not performed on the cartilage in children under 8.

13
Medical Nose Piercing
Duration
10–15 min
Anaesthesia
Topical numbing
Stay
Walk-in
Recovery
8–12 weeks to fully heal
General

Medical Nose Piercing

Nose piercings sit on cartilage-rich tissue and need careful, sterile technique. Dr. Prashanth marks the site with you, uses a sterile single-use piercing gun with an implant-grade titanium stud, and reviews you at 4 and 8 weeks. Aftercare instructions and a saline spray are provided.

Benefits
  • Sterile single-use piercing gun
  • Implant-grade titanium — minimises reaction and bumps
  • Accurate placement chosen with the patient
  • Follow-up reviews included
Who needs it

Adults and teens (16+, or with parental consent) wanting a first nose piercing, replacement of an old piercing, or professional revision of a mis-placed one.