ENT Specialist in Santa Fe, Mexico City | Nose Surgery and Rhinoplasty

In the heart of western Mexico City, Sinus Center provides specialized care to children, families and adults who have lived for years with breathing and ear symptoms without finding a real solution. Constant fatigue, congestion that never fully goes away and nights without deep rest are problems many people have learned to accept as normal, but they have an identifiable cause and, in most cases, they are treatable.

Across Lomas de Santa Fe and its neighboring areas, from Contadero to Cuajimalpa and the corporate offices along the Viaducto La Llave corridor, thousands of families and professionals travel along Constituyentes and the Periférico every day. Hospital ABC Santa Fe, home of Sinus Center, is one of the most recognized medical centers in the west of the city, easy to reach for local residents as well as for those coming from Bosques de las Lomas, Lomas de Chapultepec, Interlomas or Naucalpan. Universidad Iberoamericana and ITAM are also located along this same corridor.

Santa Fe is home to professionals with demanding schedules and families who care about their well-being but often put off medical care because their symptoms have come to feel normal. Children who breathe through their mouths, adults who wake up exhausted for no clear reason, executives performing below what they could. At Sinus Center, Dr. Carlos Yáñez García works with each patient to find the underlying cause of that accumulated discomfort, rather than just treating the symptoms temporarily.

How it works and what sets us apart

Most patients who come to Sinus Center have tried multiple treatments, taken medication for years and seen several doctors without finding a lasting solution. The starting point is always a thorough evaluation aimed at understanding what is really causing the problem, not just temporarily relieving how it feels.

Your case is evaluated before any treatment is proposed

Before making any recommendation, Dr. Yáñez performs a complete review: he listens to your symptoms, analyzes your history and uses specialized diagnostic tools when needed. Not every patient needs surgery. Every treatment proposal is based on what the specific case requires, with precise medical judgment.

Personalized treatment and real follow-up

Once the cause is identified, the treatment plan is tailored to each patient's situation: it may include medical management, minimally invasive procedures or surgery when indicated. The goal is not for the problem to go away for a while, but to restore breathing, rest and quality of life for the long term.

Here's how we can help:

Nose Surgery and Rhinoplasty

People who have spent years breathing through their mouths, waking up with a stuffy nose or feeling tired for no clear reason are the ones who most often look into this option. The feeling that air isn't getting in properly affects sleep, energy and daily performance in ways that often go unnoticed. When the structural cause of nasal obstruction is corrected, the changes are usually felt quickly: better airflow, deeper rest and a daytime clarity that many patients describe as getting back something they didn't know they had lost. Consultations for functional nasal surgery take place at Hospital ABC Santa Fe.

Ear surgery

Recurring infections, a clogged ear feeling, ringing in the ears or gradual hearing loss are signs many people come to accept over time. When these problems affect your rest, concentration and daily communication, seeking a specialist evaluation can significantly change your quality of life. A well-indicated ear procedure can correct the problem at its source, reduce infections, improve hearing and restore a sense of well-being.

Laryngeal surgery

Your voice says a lot about the inner condition of your larynx. When hoarseness lasts for weeks, when vocal fatigue becomes constant or when speaking clearly takes noticeable effort, there may be a lesion or abnormality that needs evaluation before the problem progresses. Treating a laryngeal problem properly gives back more than your voice: it restores your confidence when you communicate.

Head and neck surgery

Lumps in the neck, persistent throat discomfort, swallowing problems or voice changes that don't improve are signs that deserve a specialist evaluation. Head and neck surgery ranges from procedures for benign problems to the management of more complex conditions. Dr. Yáñez has specialized training in skull base surgery and more than three decades of experience.

Endoscopic nasal surgery

Congestion that keeps coming back, nasal polyps, chronic sinusitis or blockages that don't respond to medication are frequent reasons for this type of procedure. Because it is performed inside the nose with no external incisions, recovery is more comfortable, and the improvements in breathing and sleep quality are often noticeable within the first few weeks.

Deviated septum surgery

Breathing worse through one side of the nose, sleeping with your mouth open or waking up with a dry mouth are everyday symptoms for people with a deviated septum. Correcting the position of the septum lets air flow freely, improves nighttime rest and reduces reliance on medications that only relieve the problem temporarily.

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 in Santa Fe, Mexico City and nearby areas

Sinus Center is located at Hospital ABC Santa Fe, in western Mexico City. In addition to patients from Santa Fe, the clinic sees people from Interlomas, Bosques de las Lomas, Lomas de Chapultepec, Polanco, Naucalpan, Álvaro Obregón and Cuajimalpa.

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.