Ear Surgery

Understanding Genetic Hearing Loss and Related Conditions Genetic hearing loss is a result of alterations in genes responsible for hearing. This type of hearing loss can be present at birth or develop later in life. Researchers have found that the majority of congenital hearing loss cases are genetic, with the remainder attributed to environmental factors…

Exploring Congenital Ear Anomalies: Understanding Preauricular Sinus The human ear is a complex anatomical structure, integral not only to our sense of hearing but also to our overall facial symmetry. Occasionally, anomalies can occur, such as being born with a hole in the ear, medically known as a preauricular sinus. This small indentation or hole…

Being ‘born with no ears‘, a condition also known as Microtia, is a congenital deformity that affects approximately one in every 8,000 – 10,000 births worldwide. Despite its prevalence, understanding and awareness about this condition are still developing. Microtia is a term in medical literature that literally means ‘small ear’. However, it’s commonly used to…