Whether or not to surgically treat SSCD syndrome is a decision made jointly with the patient and the surgeon.  Many of the symptoms can be mild and tolerable.  There are however, individual cases where the symptoms are disabling and surgery is warranted.  Some patients can be treated with a minimally invasive technique which we have developed to minimize the manipulation of the temporal lobe of the brain.  Please watch the video below.  Others require a minimal cranial openin

There are a wide variety of sinonasal tumors.  Some are benign while others are aggressive including rare malignancy.  Our program has vast experience operating on these tumors by either the endoscopic and/or if needed, open facial approaches when appropriate. Below is an example of and endoscopic resection of a rare benign vascular tumor approached entirely endoscopically.

Video demonstrating stapedectomy procedure using handheld CO2 laser system.

A Neurotologist is a surgeon who specializes in disorders of the ear and hearing, and brain tumors that originate from the cranial nerves or structures adjacent to the temporal bone portion of the skull.   The most common tumors include acoustic neuromas, meningiomas, glomus tumors and advanced parotid gland and ear skin cancers.  A  Neurotologist performs cochlear implants. A Neurotologist also treats Bell’s Palsy and performs facial nerve surgery. A Neurotologist treats inn