ENT Specialist in Bosques de las Lomas | Nose Surgery and Rhinoplasty

Living well shouldn't mean getting used to waking up with a stuffy nose, persistent tiredness or children who sleep poorly without anyone knowing exactly why. At Sinus Center, located at Hospital ABC Santa Fe a short distance from Bosques de las Lomas, the medical approach starts from a clear principle: chronic symptoms have a cause, and finding it changes everything.

The wide avenues of Bosques de las Lomas border a large residential area that connects with Lomas de Vista Hermosa, Lomas de las Águilas and the routes into Santa Fe via Constituyentes. From the Club de Golf Bosques to the Cuajimalpa neighborhoods to the south, the area is home to families who combine an active lifestyle with a strong focus on well-being. Hospital ABC Santa Fe, a medical reference point in this part of the city, is home to Sinus Center and the starting point for many local residents looking for a solution to breathing problems that have lasted too long.

People who live in quiet residential neighborhoods like Bosques de las Lomas usually have access to general medical care, but not always to the precise specialty they need for complex conditions. Recurrent sinusitis, septum problems, ear conditions or airway disorders require a specialist with hands-on experience in surgery and in-depth diagnosis, not just basic medical management.

How it works and what sets us apart

Many patients who come to Sinus Center have received the same diagnosis over and over for years without the problem ever really getting better. The difference lies in how thoroughly each case is evaluated: airway structure, history of infections, impact on sleep and energy, and what previous tests may have missed.

No unnecessary surgery, no unnecessary delays

Dr. Yáñez evaluates every case with the same criteria: if the problem can be resolved with medical management, that is what he recommends. If a procedure is needed, he explains clearly why, what it involves and what results to expect. Nothing is decided before the full picture is clear.

Follow-up until the results are real

Treatment doesn't end when you leave the office. Sinus Center supports its patients throughout the process, making sure the improvement is real, lasting and well understood. That level of follow-up is what sets in-depth medicine apart from quick, superficial care.

Here's how we can help:

Nose Surgery and Rhinoplasty

Some people have used nasal sprays as part of their daily routine for years without ever asking whether that should be normal. Dependence on decongestants is often a sign of an underlying condition that deserves evaluation. Functional nasal surgery does not change the outside appearance of the nose; it corrects what is inside so air can flow freely.

Ear surgery

Ear problems that don't improve with drops or antibiotics usually have a cause that conventional treatment isn't addressing. A complete ear evaluation makes it possible to identify whether the problem is in the outer, middle or inner ear, and to define the most appropriate treatment for each case.

Laryngeal surgery

Hoarseness that comes and goes, a persistent dry cough or the feeling that something is stuck in your throat are symptoms many people ignore for months. When they persist, they deserve an examination of the larynx to rule out lesions or treatable conditions before they progress.

Head and neck surgery

A lump in the neck that won't go away, a gland that keeps growing or a lesion in the mouth that doesn't heal on its own are situations that call for a specialist evaluation with clear medical judgment. Head and neck surgery combines diagnostic precision with treatment options that range from informed observation to surgery when it is clearly indicated.

Endoscopic nasal surgery

Chronic sinusitis that doesn't improve with medical treatment often has a structural cause behind it: polyps, blockages or anatomical variations that prevent the sinuses from draining properly. Patients who choose this option often report a noticeable improvement in sleep quality and energy in the weeks after the procedure.

Deviated septum surgery

Many people with a deviated septum have learned to sleep on one side, avoid intense exercise or use nasal sprays regularly without knowing there is a correctable cause behind those habits. Septoplasty is a specific procedure with a clear goal: improve airflow and, with it, sleep, energy and overall well-being.

Available Treatments

In addition to surgery, Sinus Center offers specialized treatments for a wide range of respiratory and ear conditions:


  • Sinusitis treatment
  • Turbinate Hypertrophy
  • Sleep apnea
  • Ear infection
  • Pediatric ear infections
  • Otologic Diseases
  • Earache
  • Paranasal sinus infection
  • Blocked Eustachian tube
  • Laryngeal disorders

We serve patients near Bosques de las Lomas and nearby areas

Sinus Center sees patients from Bosques de las Lomas and neighboring areas such as Lomas de Vista Hermosa, Lomas de las Águilas, Santa Fe and Cuajimalpa at Hospital ABC Santa Fe, accessible via Constituyentes and the Periférico.

Meet Dr. Carlos Yáñez 

Otolaryngologist with more than three decades of clinical and surgical experience, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of complex diseases of the nose, paranasal sinuses, and Eustachian tube.



His practice is distinguished by a highly specialized approach to complex cases, particularly for patients who have spent years without an accurate diagnosis or an effective solution.

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Frequently asked questions

  • How does the consultation work?

    The consultation includes a detailed medical evaluation of your symptoms, history, and how your condition has progressed. Based on this, we’ll outline a diagnosis and the next steps best suited to your case.

  • Is the treatment determined at the first appointment?

    In many cases, the first consultation helps identify the likely cause of the problem and determine the next steps. The final treatment plan is based on a comprehensive evaluation and, if necessary, additional tests.

  • What types of conditions or specialties do you treat?

    We treat conditions affecting breathing and the upper airway, including chronic sinusitis, persistent nasal congestion, deviated septum, enlarged turbinates, sleep apnea, ear infections, and Eustachian tube problems, among others.

  • How do I know if I need surgery?

    Not all patients need surgery. Surgery is only considered when a diagnosis indicates a structural or functional problem that cannot be resolved with medical treatment. The decision is based on a thorough evaluation.

  • Are surgeries safe?

    If surgery is needed, it is performed using modern, minimally invasive techniques for greater precision and faster recovery. Each procedure is recommended only when clinically justified.

  • What technology or tests will I need?

    During your consultation, we’ll determine whether tests such as nasal endoscopy or imaging are needed. You don’t need to bring previous test results, though they can help with your evaluation.

  • Can I use my health insurance?

    Depending on your insurance plan, you may be able to find out how they handle your consultation. We can provide the necessary documentation for you to submit directly to your insurer. We recommend confirming coverage directly with your insurance company.

  • What if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?

    Please notify us in advance so we can reschedule your appointment. This helps us stay organized and make appointments available to other patients.