Manchester ENT Doctor

Patrick Sheehan is an Ear Nose Throat (ENT) surgeon. He has NHS consultant appointments to Royal Manchester Children's Hospital and North Manchester General Hospital.

He consults privately from The Alexandra Hospital, Cheadle and Spire Healthcare Hospital, Manchester and the BMI Highfield Hosital, Rochdale. He has rooms at Fernleigh Consulting Centre in Wilmslow, Cheshire.

He has a particular interest in paediatric (childhood) ENT problems. Children are seen in a relaxed comfortable environment in a children's hospital or in The Alexandra Private Hospital.

He also runs a number of specialist services through his NHS commitments. He provides these services to private patients who are keen on an early appointment in a private hospital environment.

The Paediatric (Childhood) Ear Nose and Throat clinic is devoted to children with hearing and ENT problems. All aspects of childhood ear, nose and throat problems are treated. Surgery is provided in a children's hospital or in The Alexandra Private Hospital.

The Voice clinic offers detailed and highly specific examination and management of voice problems in children and adults at Spire Healthcare Hospital, Manchester.

The Tongue tie Baby Clinic is provided because of the increased trend in breastfeeding by mothers. Some babies are tongue tied when born and have difficulty latching on to the mother's breast. This service provides a tongue tie release procedure to newborn babies who have difficulties with tongue protrusion.

The Dizzy clinic offers a service to patients with balance or vertigo problems. Full hearing and balance testing is arranged through the clinic.

The ENT and Hearing Clinic for individuals with Down syndrome is a unique service dedicate to a high standard of care for children and adults with Down's syndrome.

The Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA) is a hearing aid for people that are unable to wear convention behind-the-ear hearing aids. This service is offered by Mr Sheehan to both his NHS and private patients.