Paul Chatrath
Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon
I specialise in...
- Nose and sinus problems
- Sinus surgery
- Facial reconstructive and cosmetic surgery
- Voice problems
- Snoring
Accreditation and admitting rights
is an accredited consultant for the following hospitals, clinics and groups...
Paul Chatrath
Mr Chatrath's NHS practice is at Charing Cross Hospital (Imperial Healthcare NHS Trust), London. He is Honorary Senior Lecturer, Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, Essex and Visiting Professor in Rhinology at Canterbury Christ Church University, Kent. Mr Chatrath also runs private practices at The Spire Hartswood Hospital, Brentwood, Essex Nuffield Hospital, Brentwood, Spire Roding Hospital, Ilford and Holly House Hospital, Buckhurst Hill, Essex.
Mr Chatrath graduated from Cambridge University and The London Hospital Medical College with distinctions in three subjects and Proxime Accessit to the University of London Gold Medal. He completed his Higher Surgical Training in ENT Surgery in London. After passing the Final FRCS examination he was granted a Certificate of Completion of Training and now holds a substantive NHS consultant post at Charing Cross Hospital (Imperial Healthcare NHS Trust), London.
Clinical interests
In addition to managing and treating all general ENT conditions, with a specialist expertise in nose and sinus problems, both in his NHS and private practices, Mr Chatrath is an experienced and skilled facial plastic surgeon. A member of the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery, he provides both surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures such as rhinoplasty and ear pinning to enhance or correct facial features, always individually tailoring procedures to the requirements and facial proportions of the patient to provide a balanced and natural-looking result.
Research interests
During his final years of training Mr Chatrath completed a higher research degree (MD) in the diagnosis of benign versus malignant laryngeal pathology. He was also awarded the Lionel Colledge & New York Travelling Fellowships by The Royal College of Surgeons of England, and travel grants by The Royal Society of Medicine and The Journal of Laryngology & Otology to pursue further training in specialist units in Chicago and Amsterdam.
Mr Chatrath is the author of a number of peer reviewed papers, books and review articles on ENT and facial surgery related topics.
PublicationsPapers
- Nouraei SAR, Virk JS, Kanona H, Zatonski M, Koury EF, Chatrath P. Non-invasive Assessment and Symptomatic Improvement of the Obstructed Nose (NASION): a physiology-based patient-centred approach. Accepted for publication Clin Oto 2016; 41:327-340
- Elmiyeh B, Heywood RL, Prasad VM, Chatrath P, Bassett P, Quiney R. A prospective, single blind, crossover study comparing three nasal hygiene systems and corresponding patient preference for such devices. J Laryngol Otol 2014; 14(1): 1-5
- Nouraei SAR, Hudovsky A, Virk JS, Chatrath P, Sandhu GS. An audit of the nature and impact of clinical coding subjectivity variability and error in otolaryngology. Clin Oto 2013; 38: 512-524
- P Stimpson, R Talwar, P Chatrath. A prospective audit of an important change for outpatient procedure coding in ENT: how we do it. Clin Otolaryngol 2010 (Apr); 35(2): 142-6.
- P Chatrath, SAR Nouraei, J De Cordova, M Patel, HA Saleh. Endonasal endoscopic approach to the petrous apex: an image-guided quantitative anatomical study. Clinical Otolaryngology 2007; 32(4): 255-260
- P Chatrath, A Frosh, A Gore, SAR Nouraei, J Harcourt. Identification of predictors and development of a screening protocol for cerebello-pontine lesions in patients presenting with audio-vestibular dysfunction. Clin Otolaryngol. 2008 (Apr); 33(2): 102-7.
- P Chatrath, J De Cordova, SAR Nouraei, H Saleh. Facial asymmetry. Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery 2007; 9(3): 184-187
Books
- P Chatrath,O Rahim. MRCS: MCQs for the Surgical Membership. Blackwell Scientific Publications 1999
- Readers Digest – “Your Body: Your Health”. Carroll & Brown publishers, 2001.
- Presentation and investigations for common ENT conditions
Review articles
- CA East, P Chatrath. Otoplasty. ENT News 2006; 14(6): 53-55
- A Sil, P Chatrath, DJ Gatland. Deafness in Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada syndrome. Journal of Laryngology & Otology 2006; 120: 416-418
Number of key procedures performed each year
- Balloon sinuplasty: 40
- Endoscopic sinus surgery +/- polypectomy: 40
- Septorhinoplasty including cosmetic rhinoplasty: 100
- Pinnaplasty (including minimally invasive): 15
- Tonsillectomy +/- adenoidectomy: 50
- Insertion grommets: 50
- Repair split ear lobe: 10
- Excision facial skin lesions: 10
- Voice surgery: 15
- Facial scar revision: 5
Professional details
Qualifications
MA(Cantab), MD(Lond), FRCS(ORL-HNS)
Qualified in 1995
Registrations and licensing
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General Medical Council (GMC)
Registration no.: 4194530 Date of registration: 06-Aug-1996
Memberships and associations
Paul Chatrath is a member of the following professional associations and organisations...
Languages spoken
- English
Treatments provided by Paul Chatrath
Initial consultation fee: £225
Follow-up consultation fee: £150
Paul Chatrath is an ENT surgeon with a specialist interest in facial cosmetic surgery, including rhinoplasty and the correction of protruding ears.
ENT conditions treated
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Facial conditions treated by Mr Paul Chatrath
As a skilled ENT surgeon and member of the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery, Mr Chatrath offers surgical correction of the full range of defects to the face, eyes, ear and nose, including:
- Broken nose
- Nasal septum perforation
- Nose deformity
- Nasal valve collapse
- Facial lesions
- Perforated eardrum
- Facial scarring
- Abnormally large ear lobes
- Split ear lobe
- Hole in the ear lobe
- Protruding ears
Treatments, operations and tests
- Adenoid removal (adult)
- Adenoid removal (child)
- Botulinum toxin (Botox) - one area
- Clearing of the sinuses
- Ear draining
- Ear drum repair - Myringoplasty
- Ear pinning
- Ear surgery (middle ear)
- Ear syringing
- Ear wax removal (microsuction)
- Insertion of grommets
- Nasal polyp removal
- Neck cyst removal
- Nose enlargement
- Nose reshaping
- Nose surgery (for blocked nose)
- Nose swelling removal
- Parotid gland removal
- Pre-auricular Sinus Excision
- Septoplasty
- Sinus surgery
- Snoring surgery
- Tongue tie operation
- Tonsil removal (adult)
- Tonsil removal (child)
- Voicebox and vocal chords examination by camera
Internet details
Locations
Spire Hartswood Hospital
Eagle Way
Brentwood
Essex
CM13 3LE
- Admitting rights
- Consulting room
| Tel for appointments: | 0203 865 7225 | |
| Hospital phone: | 01277 232 525 | |
| Fax: | 01708763581 | |
| Main email: | contact@london-ent.co.uk | |
| Essex email: | contactessex@london-ent.co.uk | |
| London email: | contactlondon@london-ent.co.uk |
Other locations I work at
Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital
Shenfield Road
Brentwood
Essex
CM15 8EH
| Private secretary (Sue): | 020 3865 7225 | |
| Hospital phone: | 01277 695695 | |
| Main email: | contact@london-ent.co.uk |
- Admitting rights
- Consulting room
Spire London East Hospital
Roding Lane South
Redbridge
Essex
IG4 5PZ
| Private secretary: | 020 3865 7225 | |
| Hospital phone: | 020 8551 1100 | |
| Main email: | contact@london-ent.co.uk |
- Admitting rights
- Consulting room
The Holly Private Hospital
High Road
Buckhurst Hill
Essex
IG9 5HX
| Private secretary: | 020 3865 7225 | |
| Hospital phone: | 0208 505 3311 | |
| Main email: | contact@london-ent.co.uk |
- Admitting rights
- Consulting room
Charing Cross Hospital
Charing Cross Hospital
Fulham Palace Road
London
W6 8RF
The Wellington Hospital
8A Wellington Place
London
NW8 9LE
| Private secretary: | 0203 865 7225 | |
| Main email: | contact@london-ent.co.uk |
- Admitting rights
- Consulting room
ENT at 150 Harley Street
Consulting Rooms
150 Harley Street
London
W1G 7LQ
| Private secretary: | 0203 865 7225 | |
| Main email: | contact@london-ent.co.uk |
- Consulting room
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