Dr. Sinan Eroglu

Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery
Dr. Sinan Eroglu is an otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery physician based in Istanbul, Türkiye. His principal clinical interests include functional and aesthetic nasal surgery, rhinoplasty, septorhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, septoplasty, endoscopic nasal surgery, otoplasty and facial aesthetic procedures.
His medical practice combines the functional evaluation of the nose and upper airway with individualised facial analysis. This approach is particularly important for patients who experience breathing difficulties while also considering aesthetic changes to the nose.
Medical Education and Specialist Training
Dr. Sinan Eroglu completed his medical education at Marmara University School of Medicine, where the programme was delivered in English.
He continued his clinical training and professional career in otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery at several healthcare institutions in Istanbul. His experience includes work at Istanbul Bagcilar Training and Research Hospital, Istanbul Bahcelievler State Hospital and Florya Medical Park Hospital.
Dr. Eroglu also worked as an instructor at Istanbul Aydin University School of Medicine. His academic experience contributed to his involvement in medical education, clinical research and evidence-based patient care.
Clinical Experience
Dr. Eroglu has experience in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the ear, nose, throat, head and neck.
His principal areas of interest include:
He has also gained professional experience in polysomnography and sleep apnoea evaluation. This background supports a broader assessment of patients who experience snoring, sleep-related breathing problems or upper airway obstruction.
Rhinoplasty and Septorhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is an individual procedure that requires careful evaluation of the patient’s nasal structure, facial proportions, skin characteristics, breathing function and expectations.
For patients who experience nasal obstruction, recurrent congestion, septal deviation or breathing difficulties, treatment planning may include both functional and aesthetic considerations.
Septorhinoplasty combines structural correction of the nasal airway with reshaping of the external nose. The objective is to develop a treatment plan that considers nasal function, facial harmony and the patient’s individual anatomy.
No single rhinoplasty technique is suitable for every patient. The surgical approach may vary according to:
The final surgical plan is determined following a detailed medical examination.
Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision rhinoplasty is performed on patients who have previously undergone nasal surgery and continue to experience functional or aesthetic concerns.
Previous surgery may change the normal anatomy of the nose and create scar tissue, cartilage deficiency or structural weakness. For this reason, revision rhinoplasty generally requires more detailed planning than primary rhinoplasty.
During the consultation, Dr. Eroglu evaluates the patient’s previous operation history, current breathing function, nasal support structures, skin characteristics and treatment expectations.
Patients who have access to previous surgical reports, imaging results or medical records should provide them during the evaluation process.
The objective of revision surgery is to identify realistic improvements that may be achieved safely within the limitations of the existing nasal anatomy.
Functional Nasal and Sinus Surgery
Dr. Eroglu’s clinical background includes functional endoscopic sinus surgery, septoplasty and endoscopic septoplasty.
Functional nasal surgery may be considered for patients experiencing:
Persistent nasal obstruction
Septal deviation
Chronic sinus complaints
Difficulty breathing through the nose
Recurrent nasal congestion
Structural narrowing of the nasal airway
Symptoms following nasal trauma
Functional problems after previous surgery
The cause of nasal obstruction should be identified before treatment is recommended. The evaluation may include physical examination, nasal endoscopy, imaging or additional diagnostic testing when medically necessary.
Continuing Medical Education
Throughout his career, Dr. Eroglu has participated in professional courses covering rhinoplasty, facial plastic surgery, functional endoscopic sinus surgery, obstructive sleep apnoea, middle ear surgery, paediatric airway problems and minimally invasive aesthetic procedures.
He has attended national otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery and rhinology congresses. He has also contributed to scientific research addressing subjects such as chronic ear disease, sinonasal masses, inner-ear changes, hearing loss and head and neck surgery.
Continued professional education is an important part of medical practice because surgical techniques, diagnostic methods and patient-safety standards continue to develop.
Individual Treatment Planning
Every patient has different anatomical characteristics, medical needs and expectations. Treatment should therefore be planned individually rather than selected from a standard package.
Before recommending surgery, the patient’s medical history, previous procedures, current medications, allergies, breathing function and general health should be assessed.
The consultation process may include discussion of:
The patient’s principal concerns
Available surgical and non-surgical options
The recommended treatment approach
Anaesthesia and hospital arrangements
Expected recovery stages
Potential risks and complications
Postoperative restrictions
Follow-up requirements
Realistic treatment limitations
The final decision regarding surgery is made only after the necessary medical evaluation has been completed.
Patient Safety and Informed Consent
All surgical procedures involve potential risks. No physician or clinic can ethically guarantee a completely risk-free operation or a specific aesthetic result.
Patients should receive clear information about the expected benefits, limitations, recovery process and possible complications before providing consent for treatment.
Depending on the patient’s medical history and the planned procedure, additional blood tests, imaging, anaesthesia assessment or consultation with another medical specialist may be required.
Smoking, chronic medical conditions, previous surgery and certain medications can affect healing and surgical risk. Patients should therefore provide complete and accurate medical information during the consultation process.
International Patient Consultations
Dr. Sinan Eroglu provides consultations for international patients considering treatment in Istanbul.
Patients may submit photographs, medical information, previous operation details and a description of their concerns for an initial assessment. This preliminary review can help determine which treatment options may be considered and how long the patient may need to remain in Türkiye.
An online consultation does not replace a physical medical examination. The final treatment plan, surgical technique and confirmation of medical suitability are determined after an in-person assessment.
Patients travelling for surgery should receive clear information about:
Required preoperative tests
Length of hospital stay
Recommended stay in Istanbul
Postoperative examinations
Medication instructions
Flight restrictions
Recovery expectations
Long-term follow-up
Consultation at Cygnus Clinics
Patients considering treatment with Dr. Sinan Eroglu can contact Cygnus Clinics to request an initial medical assessment.
The Cygnus Clinics team assists international patients with the organisation of their consultation, treatment planning, hospital process and postoperative follow-up.
For an accurate preliminary assessment, patients may be asked to provide:
All recommendations are subject to medical examination, individual suitability and informed consent. The final treatment plan is prepared according to the patient’s anatomy, health condition and clinical needs.