Our Services

From sore throats and earaches to sinusitis or hearing loss, South Florida Pediatric Otolaryngology is equipped to handle all your otolaryngology needs. To help you understand your options, we've included descriptions of some of our leading services on this page.

Ear Infections (Otitis Media) Snoring / Enlarged Tonsils Nasal Obstruction Hearing Loss Tongue Tie Nose Bleeds (Epistaxis) Cholesteatoma Facial Nerve Injuries / Paralysis

Sinus Infections (Sinusitis) Tonsil Infections (Tonsilitis) Breathing Difficulties / Airway Abnormalities Hoarseness Head and Neck Masses Abnormal Voice / Speech Chronic Ear Problems Vocal Cord Paralysis

Dizziness

The inner ear serves two purposes: hearing and balance. There are mechanisms in the ear that inform the brain about your position, orientation in space and movement and all times to keep you in balance. A false sensation of spinning or whirling, known as vertigo, can occur when the signal to the brain is blocked or misfires. Read More »

Ear Infection

The ear is made up of three sections: the outer ear, middle ear and inner ear. Each of these areas is susceptible to infections, which can be painful. Young children have a greater tendency to get earaches. While most ear pain resolves itself in a matter of days, you should get a physical examination to understand the type of infection, prevent it from spreading and obtain treatment to help alleviate the pain. Read More »

Hearing Loss

Hearing loss has a lot of different causes and manifestations. It can be sudden or gradual. It can occur in one ear or both ears. It can be temporary or permanent. It happens to people of all ages and is associated with the aging process. Before discussing causes and treatments for hearing loss, it is important to understand how hearing works. Read More »

Breathing Problems

The nose serves three primary functions: to warm, humidify and filter air as it passes into the body. Breathing problems may impact one or multiple of these functions. Breathing problems can be temporary or chronic, mild or severe, but they usually increase with age. Read More »

Snoring/Sleep Apnea

Snoring is a noise produced during sleep that originates in the back of the throat or nose. Snoring occurs when the muscles in the back of the mouth, tongue and throat relax while sleeping, which narrows or blocks the airway. Breathing causes your uvula (soft palate) to vibrate and knock against the back of the throat, resulting in the snoring sound. Read More »

Sore Throat

Everyone experiences sore throats when they have a cold or flu. But there are other reasons for sore throats that may be symptomatic of more serious problems. Read More »