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Restore Hearing with Tympanoplasty
Advanced eardrum repair surgery to close perforations, prevent infections, and improve ear function with safe, lasting results.
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What is Tympanoplasty?
Tympanoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to repair a perforated (hole) or damaged eardrum (tympanic membrane) and, in some cases, reconstruct or repair the small bones of the middle ear (ossicles). It aims to restore hearing, prevent recurrent ear infections, and improve ear function.
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Tympanoplasty (Repair of the Eardrum)
This is the most common procedure.
The surgeon repairs the perforated eardrum using a graft (usually from the patient’s own tissue like fascia or cartilage). It restores hearing and prevents repeated ear infections. Suitable when middle ear bones are intact.
Performed when the malleus (one of the middle ear bones) is damaged.The graft is placed onto the incus or remnant malleus to restore the sound conduction pathway.
Done when malleus and incus are damaged. The graft is placed directly on the stapes bone to re-establish hearing.
Used in more advanced disease when only the stapes footplate remains. The graft is shaped to protect the inner ear while improving sound transmission.
A rare procedure used when the stapes footplate is also affected. The surgeon creates a new sound pathway to improve hearing.
A minimally invasive technique using an endoscope through the ear canal.
Benefits include no external cuts, faster recovery, less pain, and a clearer view of the middle ear.
In cases of large perforations or repeated failures, cartilage grafts are used for stronger, long-lasting repair.
Ideal for patients with Eustachian tube dysfunction.
Underlay: Graft is placed beneath the eardrum remnant; widely used, reliable
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Why You Should Not Delay
Delaying treatment for a perforated eardrum can lead to persistent hearing loss, repeated infections, and long-term ear damage. Early surgery ensures better hearing outcomes, fewer infections, and improved quality of life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tympanoplasty is a procedure to repair a perforated or damaged eardrum and improve hearing. Yes, Healic offers expert eardrum repair surgery using advanced techniques.
You may need tympanoplasty if you have a long-standing hole in the eardrum, repeated ear infections, hearing loss, ear discharge, or pain. Healic ENT specialists confirm the need after examination.
Healic surgeons use a tissue graft to close the eardrum hole, and if needed, repair middle-ear bones. The procedure takes about 1–2 hours under anesthesia.
Most patients go home the same day. Complete healing and hearing improvement may take a few weeks. Healic provides strict aftercare instructions, including keeping the ear dry.
Minor risks include infection, dizziness, graft failure, or temporary ringing in the ear. With skilled Healic ENT surgeons and careful monitoring, complication rates remain very low.
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