Coblation Assisted Endoscopic Adenoid Surgery is a modern minimally invasive procedure used to remove enlarged or chronically infected adenoid tissue that can obstruct the nasal airway, affect breathing, or contribute to recurring ear and throat problems. At Dr. Pareek’s Deafness Clinic and ENT Centre, our experienced ENT specialists use endoscopic visualization with advanced coblation technology to precisely remove problematic adenoid tissue while minimizing unnecessary damage to surrounding structures.
Enlarged adenoids are particularly common in children and may contribute to mouth breathing, snoring, nasal blockage, recurrent ear infections, and sleep-related breathing difficulties. A detailed ENT assessment helps determine whether adenoid surgery is appropriate.
Your ENT specialist may recommend Coblation Assisted Endoscopic Adenoid Surgery when enlarged or infected adenoids cause persistent symptoms such as:
An ENT examination and appropriate diagnostic evaluation help determine the size and impact of the adenoids.
Our specialists provide surgical management for conditions associated with enlarged or problematic adenoids, including:
In selected cases, Coblation Assisted Endoscopic Adenoid Surgery may be performed along with tonsil surgery.
This advanced technique may offer several potential benefits:
Your ENT specialist will explain the expected benefits, recovery process, and aftercare according to the patient’s condition.
With more than 45 years of ENT expertise, Dr. Pareek’s Deafness Clinic and ENT Centre provides specialized care for children and adults with nasal, ear, throat, and airway conditions. Our experienced ENT specialists combine advanced endoscopic visualization with modern coblation technology to provide precise and carefully planned treatment. We focus on accurate diagnosis, patient safety, and individualized care throughout the treatment journey. For patients with enlarged or problematic adenoids, Coblation Assisted Endoscopic Adenoid Surgery offers a modern surgical approach designed to improve nasal breathing, airway function, and overall ENT health.