Advanced diagnosis and treatment for hearing, breathing and voice — delivered by experienced ENT specialists with a personal touch.
Otolaryngology, or ENT, is the branch of medicine that diagnoses and treats conditions of the ear, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck. At Titan Healthcare, we combine advanced endoscopic technology with clinical expertise to deliver comprehensive ENT care for patients of all ages.
Endoscopic & microsurgical diagnostic equipment
Tailored solutions for your unique ENT concerns
Highly skilled ENT surgeons with years of expertise
From routine check-ups to advanced surgeries under one roof
Custom hearing solutions for all degrees of hearing loss.
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Experienced ENT specialists dedicated to your care.
Endoscopic procedures for faster recovery.
Clear and upfront costs with no hidden fees.
FESS uses a thin endoscope inserted through the nostrils to clear blocked sinus passages and remove polyps, restoring normal drainage and airflow without any external incisions.
A procedure to straighten a deviated nasal septum and reduce enlarged turbinates, significantly improving airflow through the nose for patients with chronic nasal obstruction.
Using a microscope and fine instruments, microlaryngeal surgery treats vocal cord nodules, polyps and cysts to restore clear, healthy voice function for singers, teachers and public speakers alike.
For patients with severe to profound hearing loss who don't benefit enough from hearing aids, a cochlear implant is surgically placed to directly stimulate the auditory nerve and restore functional hearing.
20+ years of experience in sinus, ear and head & neck surgery.
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Endoscopy, audiometry & imaging as needed.
Tailored treatment plan for the best outcomes.
Post-treatment care and regular follow-ups.
See an ENT if you have persistent hearing loss, chronic sinus congestion, recurring sore throat or tonsillitis, ear pain, or ongoing breathing difficulty through the nose.
FESS is performed under anesthesia so there is no pain during surgery, with mild nasal discomfort and congestion for a few days afterward.
Occasional tonsillitis is often managed with medication, but a tonsillectomy is recommended when infections are frequent, severe or affecting breathing and sleep.
An audiometry test measures the softest sounds you can hear at different pitches, helping determine the type and degree of hearing loss and the right treatment.
Most endoscopic ENT procedures allow a return to light activity within a few days, while surgeries like tonsillectomy may need one to two weeks of rest.
Not always, but loud, frequent snoring combined with daytime fatigue or pauses in breathing during sleep warrants an evaluation for sleep apnea.