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A tracheostomy is an operation in which an opening is made in the windpipe (trachea). Through this opening, a tube (cannula) can be inserted to support breathing.

A thyroglossal cyst is a benign mucus cyst in the middle of the neck. It usually develops before birth, during the formation of the thyroid. The cyst is filled with mucus and may slowly increase in size. Sometimes it becomes inflamed or causes difficulties with swallowing or speaking.

A branchial cyst is a congenital, benign cyst that usually occurs in the neck. The cyst develops due to incomplete formation during the embryonic stage. Sometimes the cyst becomes inflamed or infected.

A deviated nasal septum, also called septal deviation, is a misalignment of the cartilaginous or bony partition inside the nose. This can cause disrupted airflow and symptoms such as nasal blockage, headaches or snoring.

A turbinate reduction is a procedure in which the inferior turbinates (conchae) are reduced in size to improve breathing through the nose.

A sinus surgery is a procedure in which the paranasal sinuses are opened or enlarged. This helps to improve the natural drainage and ventilation of the sinuses, particularly in cases of chronic inflammation or blockage.