ENT Treatments in Gurgaon
From a blocked nose that will not clear to advanced head and neck surgery — every condition below is assessed with proper examination first. Choose the area that matches your symptoms, or call the clinic if you are not sure where you fit.
Conditions treated without surgery
The majority of ENT problems are resolved medically. These pages explain the condition, how it is diagnosed and what treatment involves.
Allergy Testing
Skin prick testing and allergy panel blood tests to identify exactly which allergens you react to.
Read more →Allergy Treatment
Targeted avoidance, correct medication use and immunotherapy that treats the allergy rather than the symptom.
Read more →Sinus & Nasal Care
Chronic sinusitis, nasal polyps, deviated septum and the nose that never fully clears.
Read more →Ear & Hearing Care
Ear pain, discharge, impacted wax, perforated eardrum, hearing loss and tinnitus.
Read more →Throat & Voice Care
Recurrent sore throat, persistent hoarseness, reflux and vocal cord problems.
Read more →Vertigo & Balance
BPPV, vestibular neuritis and Ménière's disease — often correctable in a single visit.
Read more →Snoring & Sleep Apnea
Airway assessment by endoscopy, sleep study interpretation and treatment options.
Read more →Hearing Aids
Audiometry, device selection, fitting and programming with German and Danish hearing aids.
Read more →Diagnostics
Nasal endoscopy, otoendoscopy, video laryngoscopy and audiology, all on site.
Read more →ENT surgery
Over 2,000 operations performed. Consultation and diagnostics take place at the Sector 82A clinic; major surgery is carried out at Fortis Hospital, Manesar.
Parotid Surgery
Superficial and total parotidectomy for salivary gland tumours, with facial nerve preservation.
Read more →Head & Neck Surgery
Neck lumps, thyroid surgery, oral cavity lesions, neck dissection and skull base tumours.
Read more →Septoplasty & FESS
Deviated septum correction and endoscopic sinus surgery — no external cuts or scars.
Read more →Tympanoplasty
Repair of a perforated eardrum, mastoid surgery and treatment of cholesteatoma.
Read more →Cochlear Implant
Assessment, implantation and rehabilitation for severe to profound hearing loss.
Read more →Tonsil & Adenoid Surgery
Coblation tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy for recurrent infection and obstructed breathing.
Read more →ENT, otolaryngologist, otorhinolaryngologist — what is the difference?
None, in practice. They are different names for the same specialty. The sub-specialist titles below describe an area of focus, not a separate qualification.
| Term | What it means | Area of focus |
|---|---|---|
| ENT specialist | Everyday term for an ear, nose and throat doctor | Ear, nose, throat, head and neck |
| Otolaryngologist | The standard medical term | Identical scope |
| Otorhinolaryngologist | The full formal term — oto (ear), rhino (nose), laryngo (throat) | Identical scope |
| Otorhinolaryngology also written otolaryngology, or ENT otology | The name of the specialty itself, rather than the doctor | The whole field: ear, nose, throat, head and neck |
| Otologist | Ear sub-specialist | Hearing loss, eardrum, middle ear, cochlear implants |
| Rhinologist | Nose and sinus sub-specialist | Sinusitis, polyps, septum, skull base |
| Laryngologist | Voice sub-specialist | Hoarseness, vocal cords, swallowing |
| Head & neck surgeon | Surgical sub-specialist | Thyroid, parotid, neck lumps, oral cavity |
Dr. Harsh Vardhan holds DNB (ENT) and MNAMS and works across all of these areas.
That is completely normal — ENT symptoms overlap a great deal, and ear pain can come from the throat while a blocked ear can come from the nose. Call 087458 59105 and describe what you are experiencing. Working out the right starting point is part of the consultation.
Questions patients ask us
Which ENT problems can be treated without surgery?
Most of them. Allergic rhinitis, the majority of sinusitis, ear infections, impacted wax, BPPV vertigo, laryngopharyngeal reflux and most cases of hearing loss are managed medically or with in-clinic procedures. Surgery is reserved for structural problems, disease that has not responded to proper medical treatment, and tumours.
Do I need a referral to see an ENT specialist?
No referral is required. You can call 087458 59105 or send a WhatsApp message to book directly. Bring any previous reports, scans, audiograms or a list of your current medicines if you have them.
Where is surgery performed?
Consultations, endoscopy, allergy testing, audiology and minor day-care procedures are done at the Sector 82A clinic. Major surgery is performed at Fortis Hospital, Manesar, where Dr. Vardhan holds an association.
Can children be treated at the clinic?
Yes. Paediatric ENT is a significant part of the practice — recurrent tonsillitis, enlarged adenoids, glue ear, childhood snoring, allergy and foreign bodies in the ear or nose are all commonly seen.
Talk to an ENT specialist, not a search engine.
Book a consultation at Vista ENT Clinic, Vatika Town Square, Sector 82A, Gurugram — a short drive from Kherki Daula, Manesar and the Dwarka Expressway.