ENT doctor for voice and hearing,
for children and adults
Hoarseness, dizziness, tinnitus or a snoring child. With fifteen years of clinical experience in Germany, he can tell what can be treated without surgery and what actually needs an operation.
A clear diagnosis before any treatment decision
ENT surgeon. In Germany, he also completed a second board certification in Phoniatrics and Pediatric Audiology, the medical specialty covering voice, speech and children’s hearing.
In practice, this means that persistent hoarseness is evaluated with stroboscopy, a specialized exam that shows the vocal cords vibrating in slow motion, and that when a child has a speech delay, their hearing is assessed before speech therapy begins.
He has fifteen years of clinical experience in Germany, where he runs a medical practice and serves as the voice specialist for the Stuttgart State Theatre (Staatstheater Stuttgart). In Athens, he sees and operates on both adults and children privately. During the exam, he explains the findings in plain language so you know what comes next and why.
Clinical and surgical work in Germany.
Adult & pediatric ENT: nose, ear, throat, vocal cords.
Where is the problem located?
A blocked nose, a ringing ear, a voice that won't come back. Choose an area to see what we treat, in adults and children.
- Nasal obstruction and deviated septum
- Sinusitis and nasal polyps
- Allergic rhinitis
- Sleep apnea and snoring
- Hearing loss and hearing tests
- Tinnitus
- Dizziness and vertigo
- Hoarseness and voice problems
- Vocal cord nodules and polyps
- Swallowing problems
- Voice care for professionals
- Snoring in children
- Ear infections and ear tubes
- Hearing and speech delay
- Tonsils and adenoids
Accurate diagnosis. Clear explanation.
Targeted treatment.
Dr. Ioannis Kotrotsos
What do patients ask
more often?
Short answers to the questions we hear every day at the practice.
3 weeks. After a cold, the voice usually recovers within a few days. If it lasts beyond that point, it needs an exam, even if nothing hurts.
No. Many ear infections clear up on their own, and waiting with pain relief is an evidence-based option. What decides is the child's age, whether there is a fever and whether both ears are affected.
From the first weeks of life. The test needs no cooperation, is done while the baby sleeps and is painless.
No, but that's where to start. Positional vertigo (BPPV), the most common cause, is diagnosed with a simple test at the practice and can often be treated with gentle head movements during the same visit.
From infants to seniors.
ENT surgery, Phoniatrics, Pediatric audiology
What doesn't fit
into a 15-minute appointment
The same questions, given the time they deserve.
Let's find out
Exactly what's going on
IASO, 37–39 Kifisias Avenue, 151 23 Marousi, Athens 694 486 8483