Mr Paul Chatrath: Consultant Cosmetic Surgeon, Essex

Consultant ENT Surgeon who treats all general ENT conditions and specialises in nose and sinus problems, allergy, cosmetic deformities, children's ENT disorders, voice problems and snoring.

Mr Paul Chatrath MA (Cantab) MD (Lond) FRCS (ORL-HNS) is a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon in Essex. Mr Chatrath manages all general ENT conditions and has a specialist interest in nose and sinus problems, allergy, cosmetic deformities, children's ENT disorders, voice problems and snoring. His NHS practices are at Queen’s Hospital in Romford, King George Hospital in Ilford, and the Royal National Throat, Nose & Ear Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, London, where he also provides private treatment. Mr Chatrath also runs private practices at Spire Roding Hospital, Ilford, Spire Hartswood Hospital, Brentwood, and Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital, Brentwood.

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, Mr Chatrath was granted a Certificate of Completion of Training and now holds a substantive NHS consultant post at Barking Havering & Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, London.

Mr Chatrath offers a professional, sympathetic service, and strives to give the best possible quality of care to the local population.

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 College & 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.

Publications

Papers

• 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

ENT conditions treated

Number of key procedures performed

• Tonsillectomy +/- adenoidectomy: 50

• Grommets: 50

• Myringoplasty: 15

• Repair split ear lobe: 10

• Mastoid surgery/mastoidectomy: 10

• Pinnaplasty: 10

• Septoplasty: 40

• Septorhinoplasty (following trauma): 20

• Cosmetic rhinoplasty: 15

• Complex revision rhinoplasty and/or nasal reconstruction: 10

• FESS (sinus surgery, including balloon sinuplasty): 20

• Pharyngoscopy: 25

• Laryngoscopy: 20

• Thyroid surgery: 5

• Parotidectomy: 10

• Submandibular gland excision: 5

• Excision neck lumps (lipomas, lymph nodes): 15

• Excision facial skin lesions: 20

• Facial scar revision: 15

Accreditation and admitting rights at private hospitals

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