Dr. Özlem Yüksel Coşar

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at changing the shape, size, or proportions of the nose, and it can also address structural issues affecting breathing when relevant. The operation is planned using an open or closed technique, depending on the patient's nasal anatomy. It is typically carried out under general anaesthesia.

Head and neck surgery is a broad field covering the surgical assessment of various structural or mass-related conditions affecting the salivary glands, thyroid, larynx, and surrounding tissues. The treatment plan is shaped by imaging and laboratory findings for the relevant area. Some procedures are carried out in coordination with other specialties when needed.

Pediatric ENT surgery covers the assessment, and where needed the surgical treatment, of structural or functional issues affecting the ears, nose, and throat in children. Methods used for younger patients are planned with their age and overall health in mind. The anaesthesia approach is determined accordingly.

Facial and neck aesthetic surgery covers the surgical treatment of concerns such as skin laxity, tissue loss, or proportional differences in the face and neck area. The technique used is assessed according to the patient's skin structure and goals. These procedures are usually performed under local or general anaesthesia.

Tonsil and adenoid surgery is a procedure aimed at removing tonsil and adenoid tissue that can contribute to recurrent infections or airway obstruction. The decision to operate is based on an evaluation of recurring symptoms and examination findings. It is generally a short procedure performed under general anaesthesia.

Ear surgery covers the surgical correction of issues affecting the eardrum or the shape of the outer ear. Tympanoplasty is a procedure aimed at repairing a damaged eardrum, while otoplasty addresses differences in the shape or position of the outer ear. The method is planned according to the specific issue and is usually performed under general or local anaesthesia.