Otolaryngology Consultation

During the visit, the doctor will ask you about your symptoms and medical history. Then, they will perform a basic physical exam while you're in the examination chair: they will examine your ears with an otoscope (to see the eardrum), look inside your nose, and check your throat. With this information, they will give you a diagnosis, prescribe a treatment (drops, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories), or advise you if you need any additional tests.

Con la modalidad Estándar, la cita se asigna según la disponibilidad de la agenda del especialista.

Con la modalidad Urgente, la cita se asigna en un máximo de 5 días laborables desde la compra, siempre según la disponibilidad de la agenda del especialista. Si no fuera posible ofrecerte una cita en ese plazo, te devolvemos la diferencia entre ambas modalidades.

Pure-tone audiometry is the standard medical examination for assessing hearing acuity. It determines your “hearing threshold,” meaning the softest sound you can perceive at different frequencies (low and high tones). The results are plotted on a graph that helps classify the degree of hearing loss (hypoacusis) and pinpoint whether the origin lies in the mechanical transmission of sound or the auditory nerve.

Rhinofibrolaryngoscopy is a flexible endoscopy technique. Unlike traditional anterior rhinoscopy (which only views the entrance of the nose), the fibroscope allows bypassing the natural anatomical curves of the upper respiratory system. This provides the specialist with a clear and deep view of the turbinates, nasal septum, the area where adenoids are located (nasopharynx), and the larynx (vocal cords), something impossible to see with the naked eye.

The vestibular system, located in the inner ear, is primarily responsible for maintaining our spatial balance. When this system fails, symptoms such as vertigo, dizziness, or instability occur. Vestibular tests evaluate its function by analyzing the neurological reflexes between the ear and the eyes, allowing us to distinguish whether the problem originates in the ear or has a different cause.