What Is the Cost of Stapedectomy in the UAE?
The cost of stapedectomy in the UAE typically ranges from $5,500 to $20,000 USD, depending on the hospital, city, and type of procedure.
Stapedectomy (stapes surgery) replaces a stiffened stapes bone in the middle ear with a tiny prosthesis to improve hearing in otosclerosis. In the UAE, the price depends on:
- Prosthesis
- Laser or drill
- Anaesthesia
- Overnight stay
Options for Otosclerosis
Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust explains that options include monitoring, a hearing aid or surgery.
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Stapedectomy: Surgery and Recovery
The operation, under general anaesthetic through the ear canal, takes just over an hour; patients go home the next day. A dressing stays for one to two weeks, and at least seven days off work are advised. Flying should wait until cleared. Success rates are very high, although a good result cannot be promised; a 'dead ear' is very rare. Tinnitus, taste disturbance and dizziness can occur.
Stapedectomy: Insurance
Planned ENT surgery needs insurer prior approval under basic UAE plans, with co-payments.
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Frequently Asked Questions Related to Stapedectomy Cost in United Arab Emirates
Replacing a stiff stapes bone with a prosthesis.
Otosclerosis.
Yes.
Just over an hour.
Usually one night.
When the surgeon clears it.
The cost of stapedectomy in the UAE typically ranges from $5,500 to $20,000 USD, depending on the hospital, city, and type of procedure.
A dead ear is very rare.
Yes, temporarily.
At least seven days.





























