Otolaryngology and sleep medicine in the same place, for men and women. Before choosing any treatment, the question is always the same: what is causing your problem?
Snoring, apnea, insomnia and nasal obstruction live between the nose, the throat and sleep. Each complaint below has its own investigation and a treatment with a name, a timeline and a clear criterion.
Loud snoring, breathing pauses, sleep that does not restore, and daytime sleepiness. Obstructive sleep apnea raises cardiovascular and metabolic risk, and many people live with it for years believing they have "always slept like this".
Difficulty falling asleep, waking in the middle of the night, waking too early and not getting back to sleep. Chronic insomnia is not solved by sleeping pills taken indefinitely, and prolonged use usually makes the complaint worse.
A blocked nose, rhinitis, a deviated septum, a dry mouth on waking, and children who breathe through the mouth. A nose that does not let air through is one of the most underestimated causes of poor sleep and snoring.
Insomnia that appears out of nowhere at 45, night sweats, broken sleep and fatigue no one can explain. The hormonal drop changes sleep architecture, and apnea in women presents differently, which is why it is so often missed.
Snoring, non-restorative sleep, falling energy, libido and physical output. In men, apnea tends to start early and be treated late, and poor sleep undercuts testosterone, focus and training recovery.
More than 8 years operating with laser. The minimally invasive technique cuts less, bleeds less and swells less, which means less trauma and a faster recovery. Laser is not for everyone: the indication depends on your anatomy and on what is actually causing the problem.
An examination that shows where and how the airway collapses during induced sleep, rather than only while the patient is awake. It is what makes it possible to choose the right surgery instead of operating in the dark, and it is one of the areas in which I also conduct research.
Indication, adjustment and follow-up. Many people abandon CPAP in the first month because of something simple: the mask, the pressure, or an obstructed nose. An oral appliance is a good alternative in selected cases, chosen with clear criteria.
For those who sleep reasonably well and want to sleep well: chronotype, light exposure, training times, alcohol, caffeine, and what wearables get right and what they cannot see. Sleep is trainable, and the return shows up within weeks.
When surgery is the indicated course, the procedure takes place in hospitals with a complete surgical centre, anaesthesia and inpatient support. The choice of hospital takes into account your insurance, the complexity of the case and your schedule.
Routine, symptoms, medication, and the snoring reported by whoever sleeps next to you. The conversation already points to half of the diagnosis.
Nose, throat and ears examined endoscopically during the consultation itself, to see where the airway collapses.
Sleep studies when indicated, and a plan in plain language: behaviour, device, medication or surgery.
Booking is done by WhatsApp or email, with confirmation of the time, fees and preparation instructions before the consultation.
Talks, workshops and sleep programmes for teams, on the same scientific footing as the clinic.
