Persistent blockage, discharge, facial pressure, recurrent infections, reduced smell, sneezing or suspected polyps can begin with structured ENT/rhinology assessment.
Start first assessment →Nose · Sinus · Endoscopic Rhinology
Start with the problem. Build the right nose & sinus pathway.
For persistent nasal blockage, recurrent sinus symptoms, polyps, smell disturbance, an existing CT/endoscopy diagnosis, or a complex/revision rhinology opinion. Care can begin locally and escalate to the Hisar advanced hub when specialist endoscopic management is required.
Choose your starting point
Three common ways patients enter this pathway.
Bring the available reports and treatment history so the next decision can focus on diagnosis, medical therapy, surgery or further evaluation.
Request specialist review →Recurrent disease after treatment/surgery, difficult anatomy, extensive polyposis or selected complex endoscopic conditions can be routed directly to Hisar.
Request advanced opinion →Problems we assess
Rhinology care across the disease spectrum.
Nasal obstruction
Assessment for structural, inflammatory and other causes of persistent nasal blockage.
Chronic rhinosinusitis
Structured evaluation of persistent congestion, discharge, pressure and smell disturbance.
Nasal polyps
Medical and surgical pathways according to severity, recurrence, associated disease and response to treatment.
Recurrent sinus disease
Review of repeated episodes, prior therapy, endoscopic findings and imaging when clinically indicated.
Smell disturbance
Evaluation of inflammatory, structural and other possible causes before selecting treatment.
Complex / revision rhinology
Advanced review for persistent or recurrent disease, previous surgery and selected difficult endoscopic cases.
Clinical pathway
Assessment before intervention.
The pathway is diagnosis-led. Surgery is not the automatic starting point.
1 · History & examination
2 · Nasal endoscopy when indicated
3 · Imaging / investigations when required
4 · Medical or surgical plan
5 · Follow-up & continuity
Medical pathway
Many inflammatory nasal and sinus disorders are initially managed medically, with reassessment according to response and diagnosis.
Endoscopic surgery
When surgery is indicated, the objective is to address the identified pathology using an appropriate endoscopic approach while preserving normal function as far as possible.
Advanced interface
Selected disease extending toward the orbit or skull base, or requiring a more complex endoscopic approach, can transition into the advanced Hisar pathway.
Advanced clinical leadership: Dr Bhushan Kathuria — Network Clinical Director & Lead Surgeon. Complex rhinology and endoscopic cases are managed through the Hisar advanced ENT team according to clinical need.
Connected Haryana care
Specialist care without losing local continuity.
Local ENT access
Rhinology assessment
Hisar escalation if needed
Advanced treatment
Shared follow-up
Nose & Sinus Patient Access
Have symptoms, reports, CT scans or a previous surgical history?
Start through the structured Consultation & Referral gateway so the request can enter the clinical pathway.