
Consultant ENT surgeon specializing in cochlear implants and ear surgery
Experience
34 years
Languages
English
Location
UAE
Sees
children, adults
Dr. Michael Timms is a Consultant ENT and Cochlear Implant Surgeon trained in the United Kingdom with over 19 years of experience. He treats both children and adults, bringing expertise across a wide range of ear, nose, and throat procedures.
His clinical work includes sinus surgery, ear surgeries such as stapes surgery and correction of protruding ears, cochlear implant placement, and treatment of vocal cord lesions. Dr. Timms uses the Coblation technique for tonsil and adenoid removal, a method that reduces post-operative pain and speeds recovery. He was the first surgeon in the Middle East to routinely perform simultaneous two-sided cochlear implantation in deaf children, a significant advancement in restoring hearing.
Dr. Timms is committed to advancing surgical techniques and specialized care, making him a strong choice for patients seeking expert management of complex ear conditions or those considering cochlear implants.
Special interests: simultaneous bilateral cochlear implantation, Coblation technique for tonsil and adenoid removal.
Extracted from the doctor's hospital profile — patient-friendly terms
FRCS
Royal College of Surgeons, England
FRCS
Royal College of Surgeons, Scotland
CCST
Royal College of Surgeons, England
Consultant ENT and Cochlear Implant Surgeon
Saudi German Hospital, Saudi Arabia
Consultations are available in English.
Yes — this doctor sees children.
Commonly treated: Ear Infections, Protruding Ears, Sinus Disease, Tonsil and Adenoid Problems, Vocal Cord Lesions.
Profile compiled from Saudi German Hospital's public website (see original profile via the booking link). Data is informational, not medical advice.
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