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In the past, Ear, Nose, and Throat surgery often meant large incisions, visible scars, and long, painful recoveries. Today, the field of Otorhinolaryngology has undergone a technological revolution. At Liv Hospital, we champion the philosophy of “Functional Preservation”—our goal is not just to remove disease but to preserve or restore the vital functions of hearing, breathing, speaking, and swallowing.
Our operating rooms are equipped with the latest Surgical Navigation Systems, High-Definition Endoscopes, and the da Vinci Robot, allowing us to perform complex procedures through natural openings (the nose, mouth, or ear canal) with no external scars. Whether you are seeking a solution for chronic sinusitis, hearing loss, or a head and neck tumor, our multidisciplinary team tailors a treatment plan that prioritizes your quality of life.
The nose is the center of the face and the gateway to the lungs. Our approach combines aesthetic refinement with airway optimization.
For patients who want to change the shape of their nose but also struggle to breathe, we perform a “Dual-Benefit” surgery.
For chronic sinusitis that resists medication, we must physically open the drainage pathways.
A minimally invasive option for patients with simple blockages.
Hearing loss isolates people from the world. We offer a full spectrum of solutions, from microscopic repair to bionic reconstruction.
For patients with severe-to-profound sensorineural hearing loss where hearing aids no longer help, a Cochlear Implant bypasses the damaged inner ear.
A hole in the eardrum (perforation) causes recurrent infections and hearing loss.
For Otosclerosis (where the third ear bone, the stapes, becomes stuck), we remove the frozen bone and replace it with a microscopic Teflon or Titanium piston. This instantly restores the vibration chain and hearing.
A diagnosis of cancer in the throat or voice box requires aggressive treatment, but we fight to save your voice and ability to swallow.
Liv Hospital is a leader in using the da Vinci Robot for oropharyngeal (throat/tonsil/tongue base) cancers.
The thyroid gland sits on top of the laryngeal nerves that control your voice.
If cancer has spread to the lymph nodes, we perform a Functional Neck Dissection. We remove the fatty tissue containing the lymph nodes while carefully preserving the vital muscles (Sternocleidomastoid), veins (Internal Jugular), and nerves (Accessory Nerve) to maintain shoulder movement and neck shape.
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For professionals who rely on their voice, hoarseness is a career-ending injury. We treat the vocal cords like the delicate instruments they are.
For benign lesions (polyps, cysts, nodules) or early cancer on the vocal cords.
For patients with a paralyzed vocal cord (which causes a breathy, weak voice).
Children are not small adults; their anatomy is different. Our Pediatric Unit focuses on comfort and quick recovery.
Traditional tonsil removal uses high heat (cautery), which causes significant pain.
For children with recurrent ear infections or “Glue Ear” (fluid behind the drum).
When CPAP machines fail, surgery can be a life-changing option for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).
The classic sleep surgery. We remove the tonsils, trim the uvula, and stiffen the soft palate to prevent it from collapsing and vibrating (snoring).
A modern refinement of UPPP. Instead of removing tissue, we reposition the muscles of the palate to pull the airway open (like tying back a curtain). This is more effective for collapse at the side walls of the throat.
If the tongue falls back during sleep, causing apnea, we can reduce its volume using Robotic Surgery or Radiofrequency Ablation. This creates more space behind the tongue for air to pass.
Recovery starts the moment surgery ends. We provide a structured plan for our international patients.
Recovery typically takes about 10 to 14 days; patients will experience a sore throat and must stick to a soft diet, staying hydrated to prevent bleeding and speed up healing.
Hearing aids amplify sound and improve communication, but they do not restore “normal” hearing; they help the brain process sounds that have been missing, which takes time to adjust to.
Immunotherapy works like a vaccine for allergies: by introducing small, gradually increasing doses of the allergen, the immune system builds tolerance and stops overreacting to the trigger.
Sinus surgery permanently widens the drainage pathways, but chronic inflammation can recur; continued medical management with sprays or irrigations is often needed to maintain the results.
A cochlear implant is an electronic device that is surgically implanted to bypass the damaged part of the inner ear and directly stimulate the hearing nerve, providing sound signals to the brain.
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