Mr Tim Biggs is a fellowship-trained Consultant ENT Surgeon based at Portsmouth University Hospitals NHS Trust, with subspecialist expertise in rhinology, including complex sinus and nasal surgery and facial plastic surgery. His NHS and private practice spans both functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty and septorhinoplasty, alongside advanced sinus surgery and reconstruction.

Tim undertakes his facial plastics (including Septorhinoplasty and Rhinoplasty) at the Adnova Clinic (Fareham) and all other ENT private practice (including all forms of nasal blockage and sinus surgery) at Medicana Winchester.

Training

Graduated with MB BCh from Cardiff University and initially served as a British Army Medical Officer

Completed higher surgical training in ENT within the Wessex Deanery, as an NIHR academic trainee

Awarded a PhD in Rhinology (University of Southampton) as part of the NIHR Academic Clinical Programme, investigating immunopathological mechanisms in chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps

Undertook prestigious Advanced Fellowships in Rhinology, Anterior Skull Base Surgery, and Facial Plastic Surgery (including reconstructive work such as skin cancer, secondary rhinoplasty)

Board Certified in Cosmetic Nasal Surgery by the Royal College of Surgeons

Clinical Expertise & Private Practice

Adnova Clinic, Fareham: The premier day-case surgical centre specialising in advanced cosmetic and functional nasal surgery

Medicana Winchester Hospital: Offering a full range of ENT care from general conditions to specialist sinus and nasal procedures

Queen Alexandra Hospital (Portsmouth) for NHS and private patients

Surgical repertoire includes

Rhinoplasty & Septorhinoplasty: cosmetic, functional, combined approach; advanced techniques such as dorsal preservation, piezo-ultrasonic bone sculpting, structural open approaches, donor rib reconstruction, and fascial grafting

Septal Surgery & Nasal Valve Reconstruction for airway improvement

Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS): including image-guided, revision, and complex cases

Frontal Sinus Procedures: Draf I, IIa/IIb, Draf III (Endoscopic Modified Lothrop)

Nasal Polyp & Fungal Sinusitis Management, Sinonasal Tumour Resection, Orbital Decompression in thyroid eye disease

Epistaxis Control: via endoscopic cautery, SPA ligation, anterior ethmoid ligation

Non-Surgical Care: for nasal allergy, loss of smell, post-nasal drip (including Clarifix therapy)