Office assessment and management of the following

Wax build-up

Hearing loss

Tinnitus (ringing and/or pulsating in the ears)

Ear drainage and infections

Balance issues (dizziness and vertigo), including:

 - Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (dislodgement of the 'ear crystals')

 - Ménière's disease (excess fluid in the inner ear)

 - Labyrinthitis

 - Vestibular migraine

 - Superior semicircular canal dehiscence 

 - Persistent postural-perceptual dizziness

Ear fullness, pain and autophony (the sensation of one's voice echoing in one's head)

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Surgical procedures offered

Ventilation tube insertion (grommets and T-tubes for glue ear and Eustachian tube dysfunction)

Tympanoplasty (repair of a hole or collapsed part of the ear drum)

Tympanomastoidectomy (surgery for cholesteatoma, a skin cyst of the ear)

Mastoid cavity obliteration (surgically repairing a mastoid cavity)

Ossiculoplasty (prosthetic reconstruction of the hearing bones or ossicles)

Balloon Eustachian tuboplasty

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