Best ENT Specialist in Vasant Kunj: How to Choose the Right One

Quick answer

The best ENT specialist for you is one with a recognised postgraduate ENT qualification (MS or DNB in Otorhinolaryngology), who performs procedures themselves rather than referring everything onward, who has hospital-level experience behind them, and who is close enough that follow-up is realistic.

In Vasant Kunj, All Is Well Medical Centre's ENT service is led by Dr. Aparaajita Mundra, MBBS, MS (ENT) — an otorhinolaryngologist with over 9 years of experience, who also practises at the Indian Spinal Injuries Centre. The clinic is at Central Market, Masoodpur, opposite Vasant Square Mall, open Monday to Saturday.

Consultation ₹1,000. Call 8800844793.

First: does your problem actually need an ENT?

An ENT surgeon — properly, an otorhinolaryngologist — treats the ear, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck. That covers considerably more than most people expect.

Ear Blocked ears and wax impaction · ear pain · ear discharge · recurrent ear infections · hearing loss · tinnitus (ringing) · perforated eardrum · vertigo and balance problems

Nose and sinuses Chronic sinusitis · nasal blockage · deviated nasal septum · nasal polyps · allergic rhinitis · recurrent nosebleeds · loss of smell

Throat and voice Recurrent tonsillitis · persistent sore throat · hoarseness lasting more than three weeks · difficulty swallowing · snoring and sleep apnoea · a lump in the neck

Children Recurrent ear infections · glue ear · enlarged adenoids · mouth-breathing and snoring · repeated tonsillitis · speech delay linked to hearing

If you're unsure whether your problem is ENT or general medicine, a GP visit first is perfectly sensible — and often cheaper. A good ENT will tell you honestly when something isn't theirs to treat.

See someone urgently if you have any of these

Some ENT problems are genuinely time-critical, and one in particular is routinely missed.

Sudden hearing loss in one ear is a medical emergency. Not "book an appointment next week" — an emergency.

Sudden sensorineural hearing loss responds well to steroid treatment if started quickly, and progressively less well as time passes. Treated within about 72 hours, the odds of meaningful recovery are good; delayed beyond two weeks, they fall sharply. Many people assume it's wax or a blocked ear and wait — and lose hearing that could have been saved.

Also seek same-day care for:

• Severe ear pain with fever, especially in a child

• Bleeding from the ear, or discharge after a head injury

• Difficulty breathing or swallowing

• Rapidly swelling neck lump

• A foreign body in the ear or nose — particularly a button battery, which causes tissue damage within hours and must be removed immediately

• A nosebleed that won't stop after 20 minutes of correct pressure

How to judge an ENT specialist properly

"Best" is not a single ranking. It depends on your problem. But there are objective things worth checking, and most people never check any of them.

1. The postgraduate qualification

This is the one that matters most, and it's easy to verify.

QualificationWhat it meansMBBSBasic medical degree. On its own, not an ENT specialist.MS (ENT)Master of Surgery in Otorhinolaryngology — full postgraduate specialist trainingDNB (ENT)Diplomate of National Board — equivalent specialist qualificationDLODiploma in Otorhinolaryngology — a shorter qualification, not equivalent to MS or DNB

If a clinic advertises an "ENT specialist" and the doctor holds only MBBS, ask directly. You can verify any doctor's registration on the National Medical Commission register or your State Medical Council's online list.

2. Do they do procedures, or only prescribe?

Plenty of clinics will diagnose your wax impaction and send you elsewhere to have it removed. Ask what is actually done on site. For most people the useful list is: ear wax removal by microsuction, nasal endoscopy, ear examination under microscope, foreign body removal, and minor procedures.

3. Equipment

An ENT consultation without an otoscope, and ideally a microscope or endoscope, is guesswork. Ask whether the ear will be examined under magnification.

4. Hospital-level experience

A specialist who also works in a hospital setting sees a wider range and more severe presentations than clinic practice alone provides, and knows when to escalate. It's a reasonable thing to ask about.

5. Are they realistic about follow-up?

Ear and sinus problems often need review. A specialist twenty minutes away whom you'll actually return to see beats a famous name across the city you'll never revisit.

6. Do they treat children?

Paediatric ENT needs patience and appropriately sized equipment. If the patient is a child, ask specifically.

Questions worth asking on the phone before you book

• What is the doctor's ENT qualification — MS, DNB, or DLO?

• How many years have they practised as an ENT specialist?

• Will the ear be examined under a microscope or endoscope?

• If I need wax removal or a nasal endoscopy, is it done here or referred out?

• What is the consultation fee, and are procedures charged separately?

• Do they see children?

Any good clinic will answer all six without hesitation.

ENT care at All Is Well Medical Centre, Vasant Kunj

Dr. Aparaajita Mundra MBBS, MS (ENT) · ENT Specialist & Otorhinolaryngologist 9+ years of experience · also practises at the Indian Spinal Injuries Centre

What we treat and do on site

• Ear wax removal by microsuction (₹200 per ear — read our full guide)

• Ear pain, discharge and infections

• Hearing loss assessment

• Vertigo and balance problems, including vestibular therapy

• Tinnitus assessment

• Sinusitis, nasal blockage and allergic rhinitis

• Nosebleeds

• Tonsillitis and throat problems

• Snoring assessment

• Paediatric ENT

• Foreign body removal from ear and nose

• ENT procedures

Consultation: ₹1,000. Procedures are quoted before they're carried out.

Where a problem needs surgery or hospital-level care, we say so and refer appropriately rather than managing it beyond what a clinic should.

All Is Well Medical Centre — rated 4.9★ by patients on Google Shop No. 1, Central Market, Masoodpur, Sector-B, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070 (Opposite Vasant Square Mall) 📞 8800844793 🕐 Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM Book an appointment

Patients also come to us from Vasant Vihar, Munirka, Masoodpur, Mahipalpur, RK Puram, Kishangarh and Dwarka.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the ENT specialist at All Is Well Medical Centre, Vasant Kunj? Dr. Aparaajita Mundra, MBBS, MS (ENT), an ENT specialist and otorhinolaryngologist with over 9 years of experience. She also practises at the Indian Spinal Injuries Centre.

What qualification should an ENT specialist have? A recognised postgraduate qualification in Otorhinolaryngology — MS (ENT) or DNB (ENT). DLO is a shorter diploma and not equivalent. MBBS alone does not make someone an ENT specialist. Registration can be verified on the National Medical Commission register.

How much does an ENT consultation cost in Vasant Kunj? ₹1,000 at All Is Well Medical Centre. Procedures such as ear wax removal (₹200 per ear) are charged separately and quoted in advance.

When is an ENT problem an emergency? Sudden hearing loss in one ear is an emergency and should be assessed within 72 hours. Also urgent: severe ear pain with fever, bleeding from the ear, difficulty breathing or swallowing, a button battery in the ear or nose, and a nosebleed that won't stop after 20 minutes.

Can an ENT specialist treat vertigo? Yes. Many causes of vertigo originate in the inner ear — BPPV and vestibular disorders among them — and are diagnosed and treated by an ENT specialist, including with vestibular therapy.

Should I see a GP or an ENT specialist first? For a straightforward sore throat, cold or first ear infection, a GP is a sensible and cheaper first step. See an ENT directly for recurring problems, hearing loss, persistent hoarseness beyond three weeks, chronic sinus symptoms, vertigo, or anything a GP has already treated without success.

Do you treat children? Yes. Paediatric ENT problems — recurrent ear infections, glue ear, enlarged adenoids, mouth-breathing and repeated tonsillitis — are commonly seen at the clinic.

Where is the ENT clinic in Vasant Kunj? All Is Well Medical Centre, Shop No. 1, Central Market, Masoodpur, Sector-B, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070 — opposite Vasant Square Mall. Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM. Call 8800844793.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Aparaajita Mundra, MBBS, MS (ENT), ENT Specialist & Otorhinolaryngologist, All Is Well Medical Centre, Vasant Kunj. Last updated [16 August 2026].

This article is general health information and does not replace examination by a qualified doctor. If you have sudden hearing loss, seek care the same day.

Sources: American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, Clinical Practice Guideline: Sudden Hearing Loss (Update); National Medical Commission register of medical practitioners.

Contact

Call 8800844793. Home visits 6 am to midnight.

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