Ear Surgery & Hearing Restoration

Our ENT team treats chronic ear infections, perforated eardrums, and hearing loss with surgeries such as tympanoplasty, mastoidectomy, and cochlear implants. Hearing aids and audiological rehabilitation programs are also available.

Frequently Asked Question's

What ear conditions may require surgery?

Ear surgery may be considered for conditions such as persistent middle-ear problems, eardrum damage, chronic ear infections, abnormal tissue growth, or other conditions affecting hearing and ear function. The need for surgery depends on the underlying problem.

When should I see an ENT specialist for hearing loss?

A hearing evaluation is advisable when hearing becomes noticeably reduced, speech sounds unclear, one ear hears differently from the other, or hearing problems persist after an ear infection. Early assessment can help identify whether the cause is related to the ear canal, middle ear, inner ear, or another condition.

Can ear surgery improve hearing?

In selected cases, ear surgery can improve hearing by repairing damaged structures or treating the underlying condition affecting sound transmission. The expected improvement depends on the cause and severity of the hearing loss.

What types of procedures are used for hearing restoration?

The appropriate procedure depends on where the hearing problem originates. Treatment may include procedures to repair the eardrum or middle-ear structures, remove disease, or use other specialised techniques when medically appropriate. An ENT specialist determines the most suitable option after evaluation.

What is recovery like after ear surgery?

Recovery varies according to the type of ear surgery performed. Temporary discomfort, a feeling of fullness, or changes in hearing may occur during healing. Follow-up appointments are important for checking the surgical site and monitoring hearing recovery.