Hampshire ENT Clinics is pleased to announce a new clinic location at Wessex Nuffield Hospital, Southampton. From September 2026, Mr Tim Biggs will be offering Tuesday evening ENT clinics, providing specialist care for rhinoplasty, nasal obstruction, sinus problems and nasal surgery across Southampton, Winchester and the South Coast.

Persistent watery eyes, sticky discharge or recurrent tear duct infections may be caused by a blocked tear drainage system. This guide explains epiphora, blocked tear ducts and DCR surgery, highlighting the specialist joint ENT and ophthalmology service at Medicana Winchester with Mr Steve Hayes and Mr Simon Rogers.

Ménière’s disease can cause attacks of spinning vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus and ear pressure. This guide explains diagnosis, treatment options and when ENT assessment is recommended.

A constant runny nose or post-nasal drip can be caused by allergy, non-allergic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis or nerve overactivity. This guide explains diagnosis and modern treatment options, including nasal sprays and ClariFix-style cryotherapy in selected patients.

Many patients with “sinus headaches” actually have migraine, mid-facial pain or dental problems rather than sinusitis. This guide explains the difference and when ENT assessment or CT scanning is useful.

Septorhinoplasty can improve both nasal breathing and nasal shape. This guide explains when septoplasty alone is not enough, how nasal valve collapse is treated, and why Mr Tim Biggs combines ENT and rhinoplasty expertise at Adnova Clinic.

Many patients want rhinoplasty that looks natural, balanced and individual rather than obvious or overdone. This guide explains how facial analysis, dorsal preservation, Piezo technology, tip support and 3D planning help Mr Tim Biggs create refined rhinoplasty results.

Noisy breathing in babies and children can be frightening for parents. This guide explains common causes such as laryngomalacia, when symptoms are urgent, and how paediatric ENT assessment helps identify airway problems.

Revision rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging areas of facial plastic surgery. This guide explains why secondary nose surgery is complex, when rib cartilage or fascia may be needed, and why specialist care with Mr Tim Biggs at Adnova Clinic is important.

Dorsal preservation rhinoplasty is a modern technique designed to reshape the nasal bridge while preserving more of the natural nasal anatomy. This guide explains who it may suit and why Mr Tim Biggs uses preservation rhinoplasty in carefully selected patients.

Piezo rhinoplasty uses ultrasonic technology to reshape nasal bones with high precision. This guide explains how Piezo works, why it may reduce soft-tissue trauma, and why Mr Tim Biggs uses it routinely at Adnova Clinic for modern rhinoplasty and septorhinoplasty.

Tongue-tie can affect feeding in babies and, in some children, tongue movement or speech clarity. This guide explains symptoms, assessment and when tongue-tie division may be helpful.

Loss of smell can follow a viral infection, allergy, chronic sinusitis or nasal polyps. This guide explains the common causes, when to seek ENT assessment and what treatments may help.

A CT scan can be very useful in chronic or recurrent sinusitis, but not every blocked nose or cold needs imaging. This guide explains when sinus CT is helpful, what it shows and how it guides treatment.

Nosebleeds are common in children and usually settle with simple first aid. This guide explains why children get recurrent nosebleeds, what parents should do during a bleed, and when paediatric ENT treatment may help.

Repeated ear infections can be painful, disruptive and worrying for families. This guide explains recurrent acute otitis media, persistent ear discharge, glue ear, grommets and when children should see a paediatric ENT specialist.

A failed hearing test at school, nursery or the GP surgery can be worrying for parents. This guide explains common causes of hearing loss in children, when glue ear may be involved, and when paediatric ENT assessment is recommended.

Repeated ear infections or persistent discharge are not always simple infections. This guide explains otitis externa, fungal infection, eczema, perforations, cholesteatoma and when specialist ENT care is needed.

A parathyroid adenoma is the most common cause of primary hyperparathyroidism. This article explains what it is, how scans are used, and why surgery may be recommended even when symptoms seem mild.

A perforated eardrum can cause hearing loss, recurrent infections, discharge and problems with swimming or flying. This guide explains causes, diagnosis, healing and when surgical repair may be considered.