Overview
When you come for an appointment with one of our highly skilled ear, nose and throat consultants you'll start with a detailed consultation to address any concerns or symptoms you might have. And if you have treatment with us, you can rest assured that our specialised ENT team use the latest diagnostic and imaging technology to diagnose and manage all types of ENT conditions. As well as treating the ear, nose and throat areas (including the ear and the outer, middle and inner ear) we can investigate head and neck disorders. And if you need surgery, our world-class ENT surgeons can offer a range of treatments, including procedures that deal with the soft tissues of the head and neck region, including the thyroid and salivary glands. Whether the treatment you need is cosmetic — such as ear pinning surgery — or a procedure to treat a specific condition, you'll get the best with us.
Expertise
We have the expertise needed to carry out advanced treatments for a range of ear, nose and throat conditions.
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Tonsil removal
Need to know
Tonsils are part of the immune system and help to protect the body against illness and bacteria. However, if you suffer from recurrent infections, persistent discomfort, sleep apnoea or other associated complaints, tonsil removal may be recommended.
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Adenoid and tonsil removal
Need to know
If your child suffers from acute or chronic tonsillitis or other symptoms including sleep apnoea or glue ear, your consultant may recommend having your child's adenoids and tonsils removed. This combined procedure is commonly performed by our paediatric ear, nose and throat surgeons.
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Adenoid removal
Need to know
Adenoids are part of the immune system in children. They begin to shrink around the age of seven and usually disappear by adulthood. Adenoids can become inflamed due to frequent infections or allergies. They can cause uncomfortable symptoms for your child, such as breathing problems or ear infections.
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Ear pinning surgery
Need to know
Also called pinnaplasty and otoplasty, ear pinning surgery is often carried out on adults, children and teenagers. Your ear is made up of folded cartilage, which is covered by thin skin. If you have prominent ears, you have a lack of these cartilage folds in your ear.
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Frenectomy
Need to know
Frenulums in the mouth are thin bands of tissue, usually at the underside of the tongue, which can sometimes make it difficult for your child to nurse, eat or speak properly. A quick procedure can release or remove this tissue.
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Grommets for glue ear
Need to know
Glue ear is a build-up of fluid behind the eardrum. This can make it hard to hear. It usually clears on its own but if it doesn't, it can impact your child’s speech development or be a sign of more serious disease in adults. Grommets are tiny tubes that allow air to circulate in the middle ear.
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Perforated eardrum repair
Need to know
A perforated eardrum is usually caused by infection. It can also be caused by sudden changes in air pressure, trauma, or sudden very loud noises. Usually it will heal on its own but if it won't, you may need surgery. The main reasons for surgery are repeated infections or hearing loss.
Our consultants
Our facilities
From complex surgery to straightforward procedures, we provide exceptional care across our network of hospitals, outpatient centres and specialist clinics.
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The Portland Hospital
205 - 209 Great Portland Street
London
W1W 5AH
Children's enquiries 020 3797 3580
Maternity enquiries 020 3468 6141
Gynaecology enquiries 020 3797 3846 -
London Bridge Hospital
27 Tooley Street
London
SE1 2PR
Enquiries 020 7407 3100
Appointments 020 7234 2009
Imaging Appointments 020 7234 2773 -
The Wellington Hospital
Wellington Place
London
NW8 9LE
Appointments 020 7483 5148
Enquiries 020 3553 1516
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Elstree Waterfront Outpatients Centre
The Waterfront Business Park
Beaufort House, Elstree Road
Elstree WD6 3BS
Call 020 3131 0682
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Golders Green Outpatients and Diagnostics Centre
Roman House
296 Golders Green Road, London
NW11 9PY
Call 020 3811 4482
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The Lister Hospital
Chelsea Bridge Road
London
SW1W 8RH
Enquiries 020 7730 7733
Appointments 020 7811 4000
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