Page updated 7 October 2026
Who may require treatment
Patients referred for a defined skull-base problem. Suitability requires detailed specialist assessment.
How evaluation occurs
Imaging, examination and multidisciplinary discussion may be needed to plan care.
Before treatment
Your clinician will explain the proposed plan, alternatives and consent process. Tell the team about your medicines, allergies and health conditions. Obtain personalized instructions for fasting and medications if a procedure is scheduled.
What the treatment involves
The existing service list includes endoscopic skull-base procedures and CSF leak repair. The approach depends on the diagnosis and the structures involved.
Recovery & follow-up
Recovery and follow-up are procedure-specific and should be explained by the treating team.
Read the patient FAQPotential benefits, risks & limitations
The aim is to address the diagnosed problem and its effect on your life. Your expected benefit depends on your individual findings.
These are complex procedures. Ask the specialist team about the particular risks, alternatives, hospital requirements and expected follow-up.
Questions for your specialist
Are there non-surgical alternatives?
Ask your specialist which alternatives are appropriate, what they involve, and how the expected benefits and risks compare.
How long will recovery take?
Recovery varies by procedure and individual circumstances. Ask for a written plan before making travel, school or work arrangements.
Source service inventory: ENT Health360.
