Professor Paul Chatrath

MA (Cantab) MD (Lond) FRCS (ORL-HNS)

Professor Paul Chatrath is consultant ear nose and throat/head and neck surgeon covering both the London and Essex areas. With many years of specialised experience, he offers a comprehensive range of ENT, Head & Neck and Facial Plastic Surgery. Professor Chatrath is available for surgery within both the NHS and Private Sectors.

Offering full, specialist accreditation in Otolarynology (ENT Surgery) as a member of the General Medical Council (GMC No. 4194530), Professor Chatrath also holds a fellowship of the Royal College Of Surgeons Of England. If you are looking for an experienced and fully accredited facial surgeon, Professor Chatrath undertakes appointments in London and Essex, and his work has even been featured in The Daily Mail.

Private consultations:
Essex - Spire Hartswood, Nuffield Brentwood, Spire London East, The Holly Private Hospital
London - 150 Harley Street, Hospital of St John & St Elizabeth.

About Paul Chatrath

Paul Chatrath is a skilled and highly accredited surgeon working throughout London and Essex. Having completed his preclinical medical degree at the University of Cambridge and subsequent clinical training at The Royal London Hospital Medical College, London, he went on to obtain his MBBS degree with distinctions in three subjects and was granted Proxime Accessit to the University of London Gold Medal. His basic surgical training in was undertaken in Cambridge and his higher surgical training in Otolaryngology (ENT Surgery) in North London.

He went on to pass the final FRCS (ORL-HNS) Intercollegiate examination and the award of a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) in ENT. During his training, Professor Chatrath undertook a period of formal research which investigated the role of surface brushings of the larynx in discriminating between cancerous areas and benign (harmless) lesions. This went on to garner him the award of an MD higher research degree with the University Of London. He is now Professor of Rhinology at Canterbury Christ Church University, Kent, where he leads on the rhinology and facial plastic module of the innovative MCh(ENT).

Patient Information

Finding a surgeon you can trust, with the right level of specialist experience and training, can seem a daunting task. Professor Chatrath will always take the time to fully discuss any potential surgeries at point of first contact, and then in more detail at an initial consultation. In the meantime, Professor Chatrath has provided a brief outline of some of the conditions he works with.

Please visit the website of London ENT

Please visit the London ENT website, here you will be able to find extensive information on the topics listed below, and download informational PDF's to keep or print

Conditions of the ear

• Conditions and surgery of the ear
• Hearing and deafness
• Hearing aids and how to get one
• Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
• Dizziness and vertigo
• Infections of the ear
• Glue ear
• Grommets
• Perforated ear drum
• Cholesteatoma/mastoid operations
• Otosclerosis
• Meniere’s disease
• Protruding ears/bat ears/pinnaplasty

Conditions of the nose

• Sinus infection (Sinusitis)
• Rhino-Sinusitis in Children
• Rhino-Sinusitis and Dairy Allergy
• Nasal injuries
• Nasal polyps
• Tumours of the nose
• Nasal obstructions
• Surgery on the nose – Rhinoplasty
• Surgery on the nose – Septal surgery
• Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS)

Conditions of the throat

• Adenoid surgery
• Tonsil surgery
• Sore throat
• Microlaryngoscopy
• Oesophagoscopy
• Bad breath (Halitosis)
• Hoarseness and laryngitis
• Snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea

Conditions of the head and neck

• Facial Skin Lesions
• Head and Neck Cancer
• Parotid Surgery
• Submandibular gland surgery
• Common Types of Head and Neck Cancer

Cosmetic and Facial Plastic Surgery

• Cosmetic Surgery on the Nose – Rhinoplasty
• Pinnaplasty / Otoplasty – Cosmetic surgery to the ear
• Scar revision surgery
• Excision of facial skin lesions
• Non surgical facial aesthetic treatments (botox, chemical peels, fillers)