Tympanoplasty and Mastoid Surgery

Tympanoplasty and mastoid surgery restore ear structure, eradicate chronic infection, and improve hearing. These procedures address eardrum perforations, chronic suppurative otitis media, cholesteatoma and mastoid disease using refined microsurgical and endoscopic techniques to achieve reliable, long-term results.

Treatments Offered

Our surgical services include advanced, evidence-based procedures such as:

  • Tympanoplasty (Type I–V): Repair of eardrum perforations with grafting techniques (fascia, cartilage) to restore membrane integrity and middle ear function.

  • Endoscopic Tympanoplasty: Minimally invasive approach using endoscopes for excellent visualization, reduced tissue disruption and faster recovery.

  • Ossiculoplasty & Hearing Reconstruction: Reconstruction of the ossicular chain using prostheses or autologous grafts to improve conductive hearing loss.

  • Mastoid Surgery (Cortical & Modified Radical Mastoidectomy): Clearance of infected mastoid air cells and cholesteatoma to prevent spread and complications.

  • Cholesteatoma Excision: Complete removal of disease with careful preservation of hearing structures and staged procedures when necessary.

  • Mastoid Reconstruction & Canal Wall Repair: Reconstruction for safe, dry ear outcomes and improved long-term function.

Symptoms & Causes

Consider surgical evaluation if you experience:

  • Persistent ear discharge or recurrent infections

  • Chronic hearing loss associated with eardrum perforation

  • Ear pain, pressure, or fullness despite medical treatment

  • Evidence of cholesteatoma, balance issues, or worsening hearing on imaging or examination

Causes include chronic suppurative otitis media, trauma, prior surgery, persistent Eustachian tube dysfunction, or cholesteatoma formation. Imaging (CT/MRI) and audiometry guide surgical planning and prognosis.

Preoperative & Postoperative Care

Optimising outcomes involves careful preparation and follow-up:

  • Preoperative assessment including audiometry, imaging and medical optimisation

  • Minimally invasive techniques where appropriate to reduce pain and recovery time

  • Postoperative care with wound monitoring, ear precautions and scheduled audiology follow-up

  • Long-term surveillance for disease recurrence, especially after cholesteatoma surgery

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