Head & Neck Surgery – Dr. Aysel Hasanova

Precision in a Delicate Region

The head and neck region is the most complex anatomical area of the body. Vital blood vessels and nerves located here require high surgical precision.

Specialist Dr. Aysel Hasanova applies protective surgical principles in pathologies of this region. Our goal is to completely eliminate the disease while preserving organ function and the patient's quality of life.

Doctor consulting with patient over head and neck scan

Our Surgical Services

Examination of neck cyst with gloved hands

Neck Cysts

Safe removal of congenital or acquired cysts (Branchial, Thyroglossal).

Professional examination of parotid gland area

Salivary Gland Diseases

Surgery of parotid and submandibular gland stones or tumors preserving the facial nerve.

Preparation for vocal cord examination with endoscopic device

Vocal Cord Microsurgery

Removal of polyps and nodules causing hoarseness, restoration of voice.

FAQ

Will there be a scar after neck surgery?

Incisions are hidden in natural neck folds, making the scar minimal with aesthetic suturing.

Will I lose my voice after vocal cord surgery?

On the contrary, the goal is to restore the voice. After a short period of voice rest, the voice normalizes and becomes clearer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What diseases does head and neck surgery cover?

This type of surgery includes thyroid surgery, salivary gland diseases, neck cysts, laryngeal problems, and benign or malignant tumors of the head and neck region.

When are neck lumps dangerous?

If a lump in the neck lasts more than 2 weeks, is painless, hard, immobile, and grows rapidly, an ENT or head and neck surgeon must be consulted.

Is there a risk of facial nerve damage in salivary gland surgeries?

In parotid salivary gland surgeries, the risk is minimized and the nerve is protected by using a facial nerve monitoring device.