Surgeries are carried out in specialized branches — one operating branch in Cairo and another in Giza, both fully equipped with the latest technology and operating rooms.

Yes, the Nasr City, Mohandessin, Fifth Settlement, and Sheikh Zayed branches are open on Fridays.

Yes, the center performs tonsil and adenoid surgeries using the latest medical equipment to ensure maximum safety, less pain, and faster recovery for children.

It’s recommended to book in advance to confirm your appointment and avoid waiting, especially at the main branches.

Yes, the center performs both diagnostic and functional rhinoplasty procedures, which focus on improving the nasal shape while maintaining or enhancing normal breathing function.

You can book through a phone call 0223546826, WhatsApp, or by filling out the online booking form on our website.

You can ask the reception team or contact the booking number, and they’ll confirm immediately.

Yes, the center is contracted with most medical insurance providers to cover consultations, tests, and surgeries.

A speech evaluation is necessary to identify the cause, and the center provides speech and rehabilitation sessions for children

Our branches are located in Nasr City, Mohandessin, Fifth Settlement, Sheikh Zayed, El Shorouk, 6th of October, Maadi, and Giza.

Working hours are from 09:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily, and some branches operate on Fridays according to the announced schedule.

Coblation is the latest technology for removing tonsils and adenoids without burning or bleeding. It significantly reduces postoperative pain and speeds up recovery compared to traditional methods.

The center provides comprehensive ENT services including endoscopy, audiology, speech therapy, balance assessment, cochlear implantation, and advanced surgical procedures.

The center offers a wide range of ENT surgeries, including tonsillectomy, adenoid removal, nasal and sinus surgeries, and diagnostic or functional rhinoplasty. All procedures are performed by specialized surgeons using the latest technology for better precision and patient comfort.

The first follow-up is usually one week after the operation, and the doctor determines further visits depending on the case.

If you experience dizziness, imbalance, or hearing loss, your doctor may request a hearing or balance test for accurate diagnosis.

You should see an ENT doctor if you have symptoms like nasal blockage, ear ringing, dizziness, or frequent infections.