Reconstructive Surgery
In some cases, treatment for the conditions listed will require facial plastic or reconstructive surgery. Learn more about our plastic and reconstructive surgical services.
The Methodist Hospital is nationally ranked in 13 specialties by U.S.News & World Report
The Methodist Hospital Department of Otolaryngology provides complete head and neck care. We treat diseases of the ear, larynx, head and neck, respiratory tract, upper alimentary system and related structures, trachea, and endocrine glands.
Our department brings together some of the finest physicians in the field, providing a full spectrum of head and neck services that U.S. News & World Report ranked as #22 in the country in their 2011 “Best Hospitals” issue. Methodist is also home to the Center for Performing Arts Medicine, caring for professional performing artists including the Houston Grand Opera. Our physicians treat more voice disorders than any other hospital in Texas.
We offer a comprehensive scope of surgical and non-surgical services to patients, including the management of:
- Congenital Anomalies – abnormalities acquired before birth, such as cleft palate
- Degenerative and Idiopathic Diseases – conditions resulting from age or overuse (degenerative) or for which no specific cause can be found (idiopathic)
- Head and Neck Cancer – cancers including throat, base of tongue, and other head and neck structures. Methodist is a leader in minimally invasive skull base and brain surgery.
- Hearing Disorders - Methodist physicians and researchers have expertise in hearing disorders caused by otosclerosis. Other types of hearing disorders include congenital deafness, chronic middle ear disease, Meniere's disease, and presbycusis.
- Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases – includes diseases of the respiratory tract, bones and other structures
- Maxillofacial Disorders – injuries and conditions of the face, jaw, teeth, mouth and neck
- Special Sensory and Motor Disturbances – conditions that include balance disorders and smell and taste disorders
- Throat Disorders – includes thyroid disease, swallowing disorders, snoring disorders, reflux and sleep disorders
- Vocal Injury and Disorders – injuries and diseases of the throat and larynx that affect vocal ability
After treatment, facial plastic and reconstructive surgery may be necessary. Methodist has among the best plastic and reconstructive surgeons.
For more information on Methodist’s otolaryngology (head and neck) services or to make an appointment, please contact our Physician Referral and Health Information Line at 713-790-3333.
