Pediatric ENT Surgery – Dr. Aysel Hasanova

Easy Breathing, Healthy Future

Impaired nasal breathing (Adenoids) and frequent sore throats (Tonsils) in children can lead to serious health and developmental problems. These include hearing loss, delayed facial development ("adenoid face"), dental misalignment, frequent antibiotic use, and poor school performance.

Dr. Aysel Hasanova restores your children's health with the most modern "Painless" and "Bloodless" methods such as Coblation and Laser technologies. Our goal is to treat children without trauma and fear.

Path to Health

Gentle Examination

Playful and fearless initial examination suitable for child psychology.

Precise Diagnosis

Accurate determination of the root of the problem via endoscopic camera.

Modern Surgery

Incision-free, bloodless, and painless intervention with Coblation or Laser method.

Quick Recovery

Fast healing. Discharge on the same day for Adenoid surgery, and the next day for Tonsil surgery.

Why Parents Trust Us?

Psychological Approach

Friendly communication with children, fear-free examination environment.

Painless Technology

Bloodless and incision-free intervention with Coblation and Laser methods.

Continuous Supervision

Doctor supervision and regular check-ups until full recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age can surgery be performed?

If there is a medical indication, adenoid and tonsil surgeries can usually be performed safely from the age of 3.

Does removing tonsils weaken immunity?

No. On the contrary, chronically inflamed tonsils are a source of infection for the body. When removed, the child starts getting sick less often and their immune system relaxes.

Is there pain after surgery?

Since modern technologies (Coblation and Laser) work by vaporizing tissues without cutting, pain is minimal. Children can eat freely and play a few hours after surgery.

What is the post-operative diet?

A special diet must be followed for 3 weeks after tonsil surgery. Hard, hot, spicy, and acidic foods are forbidden. Pureed and lukewarm foods should be preferred.

Is there a risk of bleeding?

The risk of bleeding is minimal with modern methods. However, during the healing period (especially around days 7-10), secondary bleeding may occur as scabs fall off. Therefore, a protective regimen is important for up to 3 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

At what age can an adenoidectomy be performed?

Usually, adenoid surgery can be performed after the age of 3. However, if there is severe breathing difficulty or sleep apnea, early intervention is possible.

Are pediatric ENT surgeries performed under general anesthesia?

Yes, to prevent psychological trauma to the child and ensure surgical safety, operations are usually performed under light general anesthesia.

How do I know if my child has a hearing problem?

Turning up the TV volume, not reacting when called, or delayed speech can be signs of hearing loss, often due to fluid in the middle ear (otitis media).