Assessment and treatment of ear, nose and throat with a clear, personalized approach.
”Caring for your ears, nose and throat is caring for your daily wellbeing and quality of life.”
Otolaryngology covers essential functions that allow us to hear, breathe and speak properly. Any disruption in these areas has a direct impact on quality of life.
I offer a comprehensive and close service, adapted to each patient and their needs. My goal is for you to understand your diagnosis and have a clear plan from the very first visit.
Specialized diagnosis and treatment across the three main areas of otolaryngology
The ear is essential for communication and balance. I perform a thorough hearing assessment to identify the root of each problem and recommend the most appropriate treatment.
Throat problems can affect eating, breathing and voice. I diagnose and treat each case with a functional approach focused on recovery.
A well-functioning nose is key to breathing, resting and enjoying your sense of smell. I assess the cause of each symptom and propose effective solutions, from medical treatment to surgery if needed.
Precision and care in every examination
If you experience any of these symptoms persistently or recurrently, a specialist assessment is recommended:
A clear, straightforward process designed for your comfort
I listen to your symptoms, review your history and understand your concerns to guide the examination.
Otoscopy, rhinoscopy and laryngoscopy as needed, with specialist equipment in a comfortable setting.
I explain the diagnosis clearly and we define the most suitable treatment together, with close follow-up.
A first consultation usually lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, allowing enough time for a detailed medical history and a thorough examination.
Yes, I work by appointment so I can give each patient the time they need. You can request an appointment through this website or by phone.
I treat patients of all ages, from children with recurrent ear infections or tonsillitis to adults with hearing or voice problems.
If hoarseness lasts more than two weeks without improvement, it is important to examine the vocal cords to rule out lesions and establish an accurate diagnosis.
Tinnitus can have many causes. After a hearing and clinical assessment, a management plan can be established to improve the patient's quality of life.
A general ENT consultation covers ear, nose and throat. A rhinology consultation focuses exclusively on nasal and sinus conditions, including surgical assessment.
My priority is that you understand your diagnosis and receive an effective, safe plan tailored to you.
In-person care on the Costa del Sol
