Areas of practice
Ear surgery
The main ear conditions treated surgically: what they are, when surgery is recommended, and what to expect from the hospital stay and follow-up.
Chronic otitis and perforated eardrum
A perforated eardrum that does not heal on its own. Myringoplasty rebuilds the membrane and protects the middle ear.
Read moreCholesteatoma
“Skin in the wrong place”: an erosive condition of the middle ear, treated with microsurgery.
Read moreOtosclerosis
A gradual, usually inherited, loss of hearing. Stapedotomy replaces the stapes, which can no longer move, with a tiny prosthesis.
Read moreCochlear implants
For severe or profound hearing loss, when hearing aids are no longer enough. In children, the implant is placed within the first year of life.
Read moreSurgery for vertigo
For severe attacks of vertigo that do not respond to medication or rehabilitation, always with the aim of preserving hearing.
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Every treatment decision is made during a specialist consultation. Contact and appointments