Top 3 ENT Surgery Specialists in Shmeisani 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

ENT (ear, nose and throat) surgery treats conditions of the ear, nose, sinuses and throat, and in some cases the head and neck, when medicine alone is not enough or when a structure needs examining or correcting. Common reasons people consult an ENT surgeon include long-lasting nasal blockage, recurrent sinus problems, tonsil concerns, repeated ear infections, hearing or balance problems, and voice changes. Some people also ask about functional or cosmetic rhinoplasty, which is among the services listed by one of the doctors on this page.

Book a visit when symptoms last longer than a few weeks, keep coming back, or interfere with sleep, work or school. Mainstream guidance such as NHS advice suggests seeing a doctor about hoarseness that lasts three weeks or more, a lump in the neck, or any sudden change in hearing. A specialist review is useful when a family doctor has already tried basic care.

Some symptoms need urgent help rather than an appointment. Call 911 straight away if you have noisy or difficult breathing, choking, a swollen face or neck, drooling or inability to swallow saliva, heavy bleeding from the nose or mouth, sudden hearing loss, or sudden spinning dizziness with weakness, slurred speech or confusion. Do not wait for a clinic appointment in these situations.

How to choose among the doctors here

Start with the reason for your visit. If your main concern is nasal, sinus or tonsil surgery, check the services each profile lists. If it is hearing, balance or head and neck concerns, look at the subspecialties and services shown. The list is ordered by how complete each published profile is, so a higher position means more information was published. It does not mean one doctor is a better surgeon.

Useful criteria when you compare:

• Service match: does the profile list the procedure or assessment you need?
• Training: check the qualifications and experience each profile publishes.
• Hours: Dr. Khaled Hassan Badran lists afternoon and evening slots across the week. Dr. Anas Hammad and Dr Hassan Al Husban list daytime hours from Saturday to Thursday, with Dr Hassan Al Husban closing earlier on Thursday.
• Language: Dr. Khaled Hassan Badran's profile lists Arabic and English.
• Insurance and fees: check the insurers and the published fee before you commit.
• Surgery pathway: ask whether the doctor performs the operation or refers you on for surgery.

If you are looking for the best ENT surgery specialists in Shmeisani, the honest answer is that a directory list cannot say who is best for you. Use these criteria and a first conversation to decide.

What to expect at the first visit

Expect a detailed history. The doctor will ask when symptoms started, what makes them better or worse, previous treatments, current medicines, allergies and relevant family history. An ENT examination usually looks inside the ears, nose and throat and may include simple tests in the clinic. The doctor then decides whether further tests or a surgical opinion are needed.

Bring:

• Previous reports, scans or hearing test results
• A list of current medicines and how you take them
• A short note of when symptoms occur and how often
• For children, any school, sleep or growth concerns, and health records if you have them
• A written list of questions

Useful questions include: What could be causing this? Which tests do I need? Does this need surgery now, or can it wait? What would recovery involve? When should I come back or seek urgent care?

Insurance, fees and booking: what to ask before the appointment

Insurers are listed on some profiles. Dr. Khaled Hassan Badran's profile shows seven, including Arab Orient Insurance, NatHealth, MedNet and OmniCare. A listed name does not guarantee cover for every service, so confirm with your insurer that the visit and any procedure are covered before you go.

Dr. Khaled Hassan Badran's published consultation fee is 30 JOD. Where a profile does not show a fee, ask the clinic for the consultation price directly. Also ask whether a surgical assessment is charged separately, what follow-up visits cost, and what the cancellation rules are.

Book by contacting the clinic directly using the details on its profile. Mention your symptoms briefly so the clinic can book the right type of appointment.

Getting there

All three clinics are listed in Shmeisani, Amman. Use the clinic details on each profile to plan your route, and check the building name and floor before you travel. Dr Hassan Al Husban's clinic is opposite the Specialty Hospital, which can help you find the building.

If surgery needs a hospital stay, the hospitals named in this directory's district data are Jordan University Hospital, King Hussein Medical Center, Al-Bashir Hospital, King Hussein Cancer Center, Specialty Hospital and Istishari Hospital. Being named here does not mean a clinic on this page works at that hospital. Ask your surgeon which hospital they use before you plan the day.

Checklist before you book

• Write down your main symptoms and when they started.
• Check that the listed services match your concern.
• Confirm clinic hours for the day you plan to attend.
• Confirm that your insurance covers the visit.
• Ask for the consultation fee if it is not shown on the profile.
• Gather reports, scans and your medicine list.
• Write down questions about tests, surgery and recovery.
• Know when to call 911 instead of waiting for an appointment.