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Our highly experienced ENT consultants offer personalised care for a wide range of conditions affecting the ear, nose and throat, all conveniently located at The Wilmslow Hospital in Cheshire.
We understand how uncomfortable and painful problems with your ears, nose and throat can be. With HCA UK, you’ll have rapid access to specialist tests and diagnostics helping you get accurate answers fast, supported by advanced treatments and dedicated aftercare. Whatever your symptoms or concerns, our expert multidisciplinary team is here for you.
Our team of highly experienced consultants and multidisciplinary teams are experts in a range of ENT specialties, including ear infections, allergies, ear barotrauma (aeroplane ear), hearing loss, obstructive sleep apnoea, sinus issues, neck lumps and much more.
We offer everything from the non-surgical, medical management of ENT conditions, to specialist surgical procedures, where necessary. Whatever you or your family member might need, you can rest assured we will be able to offer fast access to the most appropriate treatment options and all-round care.
We offer fast access to ear, nose and throat specialists with appointments usually available in as little as one day. If you need any tests or scans we will always look to arrange these on the same day as your consultant appointment, wherever possible, to ensure you receive the fast, accurate diagnosis you need.
Fast access to specialists
State-of-the-art diagnostics
Multidisciplinary teams
Your treatment will be personalised to your condition and needs, and you’ll receive comprehensive end-to-end care using the latest surgical and non-surgical procedures. We provide a wide range of minimally invasive procedures that can help reduce pain and speed up recovery.
This is only a selection of our treatment options available at The Wilmslow Hospital — other treatments are available depending on your individual needs. Your consultant will advise on the most effective treatment option for your condition.
A minimally invasive procedure where a small balloon is inserted and inflated in the Eustachian tube to help open it up and improve airflow, often used to relieve chronic ear pressure or drainage issues.
Surgery to treat a hole in the eardrum that won't heal on its own is known as myringoplasty or tympanoplasty.
Cochlear implants are surgically implanted devices to treat severe hearing loss. They work by stimulating the nerves in the inner ear to send sound signals to the brain.
Surgery to reconstruct an ear following damage or loss of an ear due to trauma or failed surgery, or to treat a birth defect.
Surgery to reshape the nose. Nose reshaping can reduce, enhance or refine the shape and size of your nose, and improve breathing problems.
Surgery and nose reshaping to correct any defects in the wall (septum) running between your nostrils.
Nasal polyps can be removed using minimally invasive surgery.
This surgery is used to treat severe sinus problems.
Symptoms of a chronic sinus infection can be relieved using balloon sinuplasty.
A common single procedure to remove enlarged adenoids and tonsils that are causing recurrent symptoms in a child.
A surgical procedure to remove the larynx (voice box).
A thyroidectomy is used to diagnose and treat problems with your thyroid gland.
A minimally invasive technique to help identify and correct the causes of salivary gland obstruction.
Accessing private health care
From the moment you step through the door, we want you to feel as comfortable and reassured as possible. One of the ways we can put you at ease is to let you know what to expect at each stage of your ENT investigation and treatment process.
If you have any questions that aren’t answered here or in the FAQs below, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Our team will be happy to help in any way they can.
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Initial consultation
Whether you’ve self-referred or have a referral from a GP, the first step will be an initial consultation with one of our ENT consultants to discuss any symptoms such as hearing loss, ear infections, nasal obstruction, sinus issues, sore throat, voice changes, or neck lumps. They may perform a targeted examination of the ears, nose, or throat.
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Tests and scans
Depending on your symptoms, your consultant may recommend further investigations, such as hearing tests, nasendoscopy, imaging (CT or MRI scans), allergy testing or swabs and balance tests.
Any scans will be reviewed by a specialist radiologist, assuring you of rapid, accurate diagnosis and expert treatment for your specific symptoms or condition.
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Treatment and management
Once they’ve confirmed a diagnosis, our specialists will create a comprehensive treatment plan, with options that are fully personalised for your needs.
Depending on your condition, this may include medication, minor procedures in clinic or surgery such as tonsillectomy, sinus surgery, grommets, or septoplasty. You may be referred to a speech and language therapist.
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Follow up and ongoing care
Our multidisciplinary specialists are here to support you throughout your recovery, ensuring you’re comfortable with your treatment and care at every stage.
Our team of experienced ENT specialists is here to provide you with the highest standard of care, conveniently located in the heart of Cheshire.
The highly experienced ENT specialists and multidisciplinary teams at The Wilmslow Hospital have expertise in a range of conditions affecting the ear, nose and throat, including:
Our teams are here to offer all the specialist advice and care you need.
Yes, we offer ENT services for children or paediatric patients at The Wilmslow Hospital. If you're looking for care for a child, we recommend speaking to your GP for a referral to an ENT specialist.
You can easily book an appointment online through our consultant finder for yourself or your loved one. Once you have chosen your preferred consultant, you can view their diary online and book a timeslot.
If your treatment is going to be covered by private medical insurance, we'll need your insurance member number and authorisation code, so you'll need to have them to hand along with your referral letter.
While we may not always have same-day availability, you can often book an appointment in as little as 24 hours, depending on consultant schedules. We aim to offer quick access to care, especially if your symptoms are urgent or causing discomfort.
“Fantastic experience, very attentive, listened to my concerns and was able to get the problem solved during the appointment.”