Pediatric ENT is a specialty that diagnoses, treats, and monitors ear, nose, and throat conditions from infancy through adolescence. Since children have different anatomical structures, the process requires specialized experience.

Which Age Groups Do We Serve?

“ENT evaluations are provided for all children between the ages of 0–18. A tailored approach is applied for each age group, from the newborn period to adolescence.

Ear Conditions

Middle Ear Infection
Recurrent Ear Infections
Fluid Buildup in the Ear
Suspected Hearing Loss
Ear Congestion and Pain
Evaluation for Ear Tube Requirement

Nasal and Nasopharyngeal Area

Adenoid Enlargement
Nasal Congestion
Sinusitis
Allergic Rhinitis
Postnasal Drip and Related Cough

Throat and Tonsil Problems

Tonsil Enlargement
Frequent Tonsil Infections
Difficulty Swallowing
Hoarseness

Sleep and Breathing Disorders

Snoring
Suspected Sleep Apnea
Nighttime Mouth Breathing

Emergency ENT Conditions

Nosebleed
Foreign Body in Throat
Sudden Hearing Changes

Specialist Evaluation

Age-appropriate, painless, and quick examination is performed. The ear, nose, throat, and nasopharynx areas are thoroughly evaluated.

Tests if Necessary

Endoscopic Examination
Hearing Tests
Tympanometry
Allergy Evaluation
Necessary Imaging Methods

Treatment Plan

A personalized plan is implemented, including medication, allergy management, and adenoid and tonsil care.

Follow-up and Monitoring

Regular check-ups are performed, as illnesses in children can change rapidly.

Surgical Necessity

Adenoid, tonsil surgery, and ear tube procedures are performed only when medically necessary.