Book a Septal Perforation Consultation With Mr Hassan Elhassan
Book a septal perforation consultation with Consultant ENT Surgeon Mr Hassan Elhassan, either in person in London or by video, to discuss a known or suspected perforation, previous nasal surgery or another nasal and sinus concern.
Start with your appointment preferences and contact details. The team will confirm availability and advise you separately if clinical documents, photographs or further information are required.
Start With the Essentials
You do not need to submit your full medical history, photographs or diagnostic documents simply to request an appointment.
This first stage collects only the information needed to understand the type of appointment you want and how the team can contact you.
Prefer to Contact the Team Directly?
You can also make an appointment enquiry using the contact details below.
What Happens After You Request an Appointment?
Treatment decisions are made after appropriate assessment rather than through the website form.
Appointment Request
Send your preferred appointment type, consultation format and contact details.
Team Confirmation
The team contacts you regarding availability, clinic arrangements and payment or insurance.
Clinical Information
Where required, the team may request relevant information or documents through the appropriate communication route.
Consultation
Mr Elhassan reviews your history, concerns and, where appropriate, examination findings.
Options Discussed
Appropriate investigations, conservative measures or procedural options can then be discussed.
Next Steps
Further appointments, investigation or treatment are arranged only where clinically appropriate.
Medical Information Is Handled Separately
A septal perforation assessment may sometimes benefit from previous clinic letters, operative records, imaging or photographs. These are not required merely to request an appointment.
Minimum Information First
The initial appointment request contains only administrative information needed to contact you.
Requested When Relevant
Clinical records and images should only be supplied when the team advises that they are relevant to your assessment.
Dedicated Secure Workflow
The appointment form now uses a controlled server-side booking route for administrative information. Clinical documents remain separate and should only be provided through an appropriate secure workflow when requested.
Travelling to London for Consultation or Treatment
Patients outside the United Kingdom can begin with an appointment enquiry or video consultation before making travel arrangements.
Do not book flights, accommodation or other non-refundable travel solely on the basis of an online enquiry. Wait until your clinical and appointment arrangements have been confirmed.
Request a video consultation where appropriate.
Ensure you know exactly which London hospital you will attend.
Confirm any visa or entry requirements using official UK Government guidance.
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These are Mr Elhassan’s currently published standard consultation fees. Insurer arrangements, hospital fees and subsequent investigations or treatment are separate where applicable.
For new private patients and new clinical assessments.
For appropriate subsequent consultation appointments.
Check your policy and obtain any required authorisation before your consultation. The team can provide appointment information required for administration where appropriate.
Before You Book
Common questions about consultation requests and the first stage of the appointment process.
No. A photograph is not required simply to request an appointment. If an image is relevant to your assessment, the team can advise you how and when it should be provided.
Yes. A video consultation may be suitable for an initial discussion. Some patients will subsequently need an in-person examination.
No. The appointment is for clinical assessment and discussion. Whether any procedure is appropriate depends on the individual clinical circumstances and informed decision-making.
Yes. You can select the Revision / Second Opinion option when completing the appointment request. Previous surgery does not automatically determine what treatment, if any, is appropriate.
Yes. International patients can submit an appointment request and may wish to begin with a video consultation before making travel arrangements.
No. The website is not an emergency service. Seek appropriate urgent medical assistance for severe bleeding, significant breathing difficulty or another urgent medical problem.
Do Not Use the Booking Form for Emergencies
If you are experiencing severe or uncontrolled bleeding, significant breathing difficulty or another urgent medical problem, seek appropriate urgent medical assistance rather than waiting for an appointment response.
Start Your Appointment Request
Choose an appointment type and consultation preference, then provide your contact details so the team can discuss availability.