Endoscopic Micro Ear Surgery

In ENT care, endoscopic ear surgery is a contemporary, minimally invasive procedure. A thin endoscope is inserted through the ear canal in place of making big incisions or removing bone behind the ear. This offers a broad, detailed view, enabling safer, more accurate surgery that causes patients less discomfort and a quicker recovery.

Benefits of Endoscopic Ear Surgery

• Minimally Invasive

Needs only a tiny ear-canal incision, avoiding larger cuts.

• Less Discomfort

Smaller incisions mean reduced pain and smoother recovery.

• Better Visibility

Endoscopes give a wider, clearer view than traditional microscopes.

How the Endoscope Works

• Slim Viewing Tube

A narrow tube with a lens at the tip.

• No Large Cuts Needed

Helps avoid big incisions or bone drilling.

• Close-Up Vision

Offers detailed views right near the target area.

• Angled Lens Advantage

Let surgeons see around corners with precision.

Advantages

• No Visible Scar

No incision behind the ear is needed.

• Quicker Healing

Less pain and faster return to routine life.

• Better Aesthetics

Smaller cuts lead to cleaner cosmetic results.

• Broader View

Allows clear access to tiny, hidden middle-ear areas.