Team of ENT Surgeons under Prof. Dr. Sriprakash Vinnakota provides advanced ENT, Head & Neck care at the following locations.
MicroCare ENT Super Speciality Hospital provides specialist care for ear, nose, throat, hearing, balance, voice, sleep-related breathing and selected head & neck conditions at its hospital on Road No. 4, KPHB Colony, Hyderabad.
From persistent sinus problems and ear infections to hearing loss, tonsil and adenoid problems, snoring, voice changes and conditions requiring specialised ENT surgery, patients can receive evaluation and treatment through a dedicated ENT team.
The KPHB hospital is open all seven days from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. For appointments, call +91 94 94 94 0725 / 26.
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Published By microcareenthospitals.com / Updated: Sep 18, 2026
ENT symptoms can affect breathing, hearing, sleep, communication and everyday comfort. Some conditions improve with medication and monitoring, while others require specialised testing, rehabilitation or surgery.
MicroCare brings multiple ENT specialties together at its KPHB hospital so that patients can be evaluated according to the actual cause of their symptoms rather than being directed automatically toward a procedure.
The hospital’s website describes a 50-bed infrastructure with six OPDs, four operation theatres with laminar flow, a specialised ICU, laboratory and pharmacy, together with multiple ENT-focused specialty clinics.
Persistent nasal blockage, facial pressure, recurrent sinus infections, nasal polyps, sneezing or allergy symptoms can have several possible causes.
Evaluation may include clinical examination, nasal endoscopy and imaging such as a CT scan when indicated. Treatment depends on the diagnosis. Medical treatment may be sufficient for some patients, while procedures such as Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) may be considered when clinically necessary.
MicroCare’s services include sinusitis care, nasal polyp management, allergy evaluation and treatment, as well as assessment of structural nasal problems.
Ear discharge, recurrent ear infections, hearing difficulty, tinnitus and balance symptoms require different types of assessment depending on their cause.
The hospital describes diagnostic facilities including audiometry, tympanometry and microscopic ear examination. Its ear services include medical ear care as well as procedures such as tympanoplasty, mastoid surgery, stapes surgery and endoscopic ear surgery when appropriate.
Cochlear implant evaluation is also available for selected children and adults with severe to profound hearing loss who receive limited benefit from hearing aids. The website describes a multidisciplinary pathway involving ENT assessment, audiology, imaging where required, implant surgery and post-operative mapping or rehabilitation.
Repeated throat infections, enlarged tonsils, enlarged adenoids, mouth breathing, persistent hoarseness and other voice changes are common reasons to seek an ENT assessment.
Not every tonsil or adenoid problem needs surgery. Treatment is determined by symptoms, frequency of problems, airway effects and clinical findings. When surgery is indicated, the hospital provides tonsil and adenoid procedures as part of its ENT services.
For persistent voice problems, evaluation may include video laryngoscopy or stroboscopy. Depending on the diagnosis, management may involve voice therapy, medical treatment or surgery.
Snoring can sometimes be associated with obstruction of the upper airway and sleep apnea.
Assessment may involve examination of the airway and a sleep study where appropriate. Treatment is chosen according to the cause and severity of the problem and can include measures such as positional guidance, CPAP or targeted airway procedures in selected patients.
People who snore loudly and have repeated pauses in breathing during sleep, choking episodes, disturbed sleep or significant daytime sleepiness should consider medical evaluation rather than treating snoring only as a sound problem.
Rhinoplasty may involve appearance, breathing or both.
MicroCare’s rhinoplasty services include evaluation of the external shape of the nose together with internal nasal structures and airflow. Functional problems such as septal deviation or structural narrowing may therefore be considered as part of surgical planning rather than focusing only on cosmetic appearance.
Some ENT problems require specialised evaluation because they involve structures beyond the ear, nose or throat.
MicroCare provides assessment and treatment for selected thyroid, parotid and salivary gland, head and neck, and skull base conditions.
Thyroid evaluation may involve ultrasound, thyroid-function testing and ultrasound-guided FNAC depending on the presentation. Head and neck assessment can involve endoscopy, imaging and biopsy or FNAC where clinically required. Skull base care is planned according to the location and type of condition and may require multidisciplinary input.
Consider an ENT evaluation when ear, nose or throat symptoms are persistent, recurrent or interfering with breathing, hearing, sleep, swallowing or speech.
Common reasons include persistent nasal blockage, repeated sinus infections, chronic ear discharge, reduced hearing, recurrent tonsillitis, enlarged adenoids, frequent mouth breathing, troublesome snoring, voice changes that do not settle, recurring vertigo or a persistent neck swelling.
Certain symptoms deserve particularly prompt assessment. The MicroCare website specifically highlights sudden hearing loss as an urgent hearing problem and advises assessment of persistent voice change and concerning head-and-neck symptoms.
MicroCare is focused on diseases and procedures related to the ear, nose, throat, hearing, voice, sleep-related airway and head & neck rather than offering ENT simply as one department within a general clinic.
Prof. Dr. Sriprakash Vinnakota is listed as Chief Consultant ENT Specialist & Microsurgeon and holds MBBS and MS qualifications in ENT and Head & Neck Surgery. His profile also lists international training related to micro ear and cochlear implant surgery, sinus surgery, snoring and sleep apnea, and rhinoplasty/facial plastic surgery.
MicroCare also lists additional ENT consultants, maxillofacial surgeons and anaesthesia support as part of its clinical team.
Different ENT symptoms can have very different causes. The hospital’s published treatment information repeatedly describes evaluation first—such as nasal endoscopy for sinus problems, hearing tests for ear symptoms or laryngoscopy for voice problems—before deciding whether medication, therapy, a procedure or surgery is appropriate.
The KPHB facility is described as having inpatient infrastructure, OPDs, operating theatres, ICU facilities, laboratory and pharmacy support for ENT care.
The hospital’s published hours are 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Monday through Sunday, making consultation available across the week.
A typical ENT visit begins with your symptoms, medical history and a specialist examination.
Depending on the problem, the doctor may advise further tests such as an endoscopic examination, hearing assessment, voice evaluation, sleep study or imaging. Tests are selected according to the clinical need rather than being required for every patient.
Once the cause and severity of the problem are better understood, the next step may be observation, medication, lifestyle measures, therapy, rehabilitation, a procedure or surgery.
If surgery or a longer treatment pathway is recommended, the clinical team can explain the proposed treatment and follow-up requirements before proceeding.
This follows the website’s broader consultation approach of assessment followed by an individualised treatment plan and continuing care.
MicroCare’s service mix covers ENT problems across different age groups.
Children may need assessment for recurrent tonsillitis, enlarged adenoids, mouth breathing, allergy, repeated ear problems or hearing concerns.
Adults commonly seek care for sinusitis, nasal obstruction, ear disease, hearing loss, vertigo, snoring, sleep apnea or persistent voice changes.
People whose work depends heavily on their voice may also require detailed assessment when hoarseness or voice fatigue persists.
Patients with more complex conditions involving the thyroid, salivary glands, head and neck or skull base can be directed toward the relevant specialist evaluation based on their diagnosis.
MicroCare’s hospital is physically located on Road No. 4, KPHB Colony, Hyderabad; this page does not represent a separate virtual office or fabricated service-area location.
The KPHB location is also relevant for people travelling from surrounding areas such as Kukatpally, JNTU Area, Vivekananda Nagar, Hydernagar, Allwyn Colony, Nizampet, Balanagar and Moosapet. These nearby areas are also referenced on MicroCare’s existing local pages.
For people using public transport, both KPHB Colony and Kukatpally are stations on Hyderabad Metro’s Miyapur–LB Nagar Corridor I, with JNTU College, Moosapet and Balanagar also located along the same corridor.
MicroCare provides an insurance helpdesk for patients using eligible cashless or reimbursement-based health insurance.
The website describes support with pre-authorisation, documentation, coordination with insurers or TPAs and billing information. Insurance coverage varies by policy and treatment, so patients considering admission or surgery should confirm eligibility and authorisation requirements in advance.
MicroCare ENT Super Speciality Hospital is located on Road No. 4, KPHB Colony, Hyderabad – 500072.
Yes. The currently published hospital hours are 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM from Monday through Sunday.
Services cover conditions involving the ear, hearing, nose, sinuses, allergy, throat, tonsils, adenoids, voice, snoring and sleep apnea, as well as selected thyroid, salivary gland, head-and-neck and skull-base conditions.
Yes. The hospital’s services include assessment and treatment for childhood problems such as tonsil and adenoid enlargement, mouth breathing, allergy, recurrent ear problems and hearing concerns.
Yes. Evaluation can include examination of the airway and sleep assessment where appropriate. Treatment depends on the cause and severity and may include non-surgical approaches or selected procedures.
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Team of ENT Surgeons under Prof. Dr. Sriprakash Vinnakota provides advanced ENT, Head & Neck care at the following locations.
📍 MicroCare ENT Hospital – KPHB Colony, Kukatpally
Road No. 4, KPHB Colony, Hyderabad – 500072, Telangana, India
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