Nikan Hospital provides diagnostic and surgical care for a wide range of ear, nose, throat, sinus, and related head and neck conditions. Available treatments include sinus surgery, tympanoplasty, tonsillectomy, nasal polyp surgery, cochlear implantation, and other specialized ENT procedures

Sinus surgery may be recommended when chronic sinus problems do not respond adequately to appropriate medical treatment or when structural problems require surgical correction. The final decision is made after evaluation by an ENT specialist.

Tympanoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to repair a damaged or perforated eardrum and, when necessary, the structures of the middle ear. The appropriate surgical approach depends on the patient’s individual condition.

Tonsillectomy may be recommended for patients with recurrent tonsillitis, chronic tonsil-related problems, or certain other conditions affecting the tonsils. An ENT specialist will determine whether surgery is appropriate after a medical evaluation.

Cochlear implantation is a specialized treatment for certain patients with severe to profound hearing loss who may benefit from an electronic hearing device. Patient eligibility is determined through a comprehensive evaluation by the ENT and hearing-care team.

Yes. Nasal polyps may be treated with medication or surgery depending on their size, location, symptoms, and response to medical treatment. An ENT specialist will determine the most appropriate treatment based on the patient’s condition.

Recovery time varies depending on the type and complexity of the procedure and the patient’s individual condition. Your ENT specialist will provide specific instructions regarding recovery, medication, follow-up appointments, and travel.

Yes. International patients can submit their medical records, diagnostic reports, imaging, and other relevant information for an initial medical review. Based on the available information, the medical team can recommend the appropriate next steps.

International patients should provide their relevant medical records, previous ENT consultation reports, hearing tests, CT or MRI scans, laboratory results, and information about previous treatments or medications, if available. The required length of stay in Iran depends on the patient’s diagnosis, the type of treatment or surgery, recovery progress, and the specialist’s assessment. After reviewing the medical documents, the medical team can provide a more accurate treatment plan and estimated length of stay.