Mr Tim Biggs is a Consultant ENT Surgeon and specialist nasal surgeon, running the largest rhinoplasty practice on the South Coast. He is nationally recognised for advanced techniques including dorsal preservation and piezo rhinoplasty, delivering natural, long-lasting results with a strong focus on nasal breathing and function.

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Rhinoplasty is often far less painful than patients expect. Most describe pressure and congestion rather than pain. This guide explains what recovery truly feels like, step by step, using modern rhinoplasty techniques.

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Swelling beneath the jaw is commonly caused by submandibular salivary gland problems, particularly stones or infection. This guide explains the causes, warning signs, and how ENT specialists investigate and treat submandibular swelling.

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Tonsil stones are a common cause of bad breath and throat irritation. This guide explains why they form, how to manage symptoms, and when ENT assessment or tonsillectomy may be appropriate.

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Difficulty swallowing—whether food feels stuck or liquids cause coughing—can have many causes. This guide explains dysphagia, when to worry, and how ENT specialists investigate and treat swallowing problems.

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Persistent ear discharge lasting weeks or months suggests underlying middle-ear disease. This guide explains the causes of chronic discharging ears, why assessment matters, and how ENT specialists can help.

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Blocked ears, pressure, and popping sensations are common symptoms of Eustachian tube dysfunction. This guide explains why ETD occurs, how it is assessed, and the effective treatments available through ENT specialists.

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A lump near the ear or angle of the jaw is often related to the parotid salivary gland. While many parotid lumps are benign, specialist ENT assessment is important to confirm the cause and guide appropriate treatment.

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A constant feeling of a lump or tightness in the throat—often worse when not swallowing—is known as globus sensation. This common ENT condition is usually benign but can be distressing. This guide explains the causes, assessment, and effective treatments.

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A broken nose should not be left to “settle.” Swelling often hides deformity in the first few days, but specialist assessment around day 5 after injury allows accurate diagnosis and timely treatment. If required, manipulation under anaesthetic must usually be performed within 3 weeks to avoid the need for more complex surgery later. Hampshire ENT Clinics offers rapid access for both self-pay and insured patients.

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Persistent one-sided nasal blockage or recurrent sinus infections?
Inverted papilloma is a rare nasal tumour that needs specialist assessment and surgery. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester provide expert diagnosis and treatment across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Struggling with hearing aids due to ear infections or a perforated eardrum?
A Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA) may be an option. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester offer expert BAHA assessment across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Struggling with constantly watery eyes?
Watery eyes are common and often linked to nasal, sinus or tear duct problems. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester provide expert assessment across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Hearing a whooshing or pulsing sound in time with your heartbeat?
Pulsatile tinnitus should always be assessed. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester provide expert evaluation across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Been told you have a perforated eardrum?
Many heal naturally, but some need specialist care. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester provide expert assessment and treatment for perforated eardrums across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Noticed one tonsil larger than the other?
Tonsil asymmetry is often benign, but persistent or progressive enlargement should be checked. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester provide expert assessment across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Found a lump at the front of your neck?
Most thyroid lumps are benign — but all should be assessed. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester provide expert thyroid lump assessment for patients across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Blocked nose, facial pressure or loss of smell lasting months rather than days?
Chronic rhinosinusitis is a long-term inflammatory sinus condition. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester offer expert diagnosis and modern treatment across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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Struggling with crusting, nosebleeds or whistling from a septal perforation?
Septal buttons offer a simple, non-surgical way to relieve symptoms. Hampshire ENT Clinics, The Harbour Suite at Queen Alexandra Hospital and Medicana Winchester provide expert assessment and fitting across Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Salisbury.

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A blocked nose usually clears within days of a cold, but for some people congestion lingers for weeks. This Hampshire ENT Clinics guide explains why nasal blockage persists after a cold, when to seek specialist advice, and the treatment options available.