Ear surgeries are surgical operations performed to treat various ear diseases. Procedures such as tympanoplasty are used to clean middle ear infections, while repairing the eardrum or the bones of the middle ear.

It includes various surgical procedures aimed at treating benign (non-cancerous) tumors (lumps) and cancers in the surgical treatment of masses and cancers in the head and neck region.

Sleep apnea is a condition characterized by the narrowing of soft tissues in the upper airways during sleep, leading to snoring as well as periods of varying frequency of breathing cessation (apnea).

Adenoids and tonsils are two of the defense organs in the mouth and throat area. Adenoids, which are normally present in every child, are active during the early years of life and tend to grow.

Phonosurgery encompasses surgical procedures performed to treat various voice disorders affecting the vocal cords located within the larynx.

Rhinoplasty surgery is a cosmetic and functional procedure performed to make changes to both the external and internal appearance of the nose.

Rhinoplasty surgery (rhinoplasty) is a cosmetic and functional procedure performed to alter both the external and internal appearance of the nose.

Revision rhinoplasty (revision nose surgery) is a surgical procedure performed on patients who have previously undergone rhinoplasty (nose surgery).

The septum is the wall that divides the nose into two halves, and the curvature of this wall is known as septal deviation. The septum is composed of cartilage and bone. In most people, the septum is not perfectly centered.

The septum is the name of the wall that divides the nostrils. Septum perforation is a hole that forms in this wall.

Sinuses are air-filled cavities located in the facial bones around the nose that connect to the nasal passages. The most common disease of the sinuses is sinusitis, which is an inflammatory condition of the sinuses.