Professor Owen Judd

Professor Judd qualified in Medicine from the University of Nottingham in 1998. Prior to surgical training, he trained in Anaesthetics and Paediatrics. He then trained in Cardiothoracic, Orthopaedic, Vascular and Neurosurgery and completed Higher Surgical Training in ENT in Plymouth, Southampton, London and the East Midlands. Professor Judd has a special interest in Laryngology (Voice disorders) and Neurotology (disorders of the brain and ear, especially balance, dizziness and facial paralysis). He undertook a specialist Fellowship in Neurotology and Otological implantation at Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham. He runs specialist Voice, Balance and Dizziness clinics for both adults and children alongside Otology (Ear), and general ENT clinics. He also has expertise in complex facial pain and migraine. Professor Judd’s surgical expertise includes complex mastoid and ear surgery, including Stapedectomy and Ossiculoplasty. He has a special expertise in Total Endoscopic Ear Surgery being one of only a handful of surgeons in the UK to perform this revolutionary minimally invasive technique. He now trains UK surgeons in this technique on National Courses.. In voice disorders, Professor Judd has surgical expertise in complex cases including the use of minimally invasive local anaesthetic procedures for voice disorders. Outside the NHS, he has an interest in Facial Plastic Surgery and Non-surgical Facial Aesthetics. He is a Member of the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery. Professor Judd is highly experienced in the use of injectable treatments for facial rejuvenation and has successfully treated over 4,000 satisfied patients with an experience of over 10,000 procedures. Jointly with a Consultant colleague in Leicester, he has pioneered a new aesthetic treatment in the UK, the TimeNet (www.thetimenet.com). He is a national trainer in this revolutionary technique. He also has extensive experience of injectable treatments for Migraine and excessive sweating (Hyperhidrosis). He is a recognised lecturer and teacher, holding the position of Visiting Professor of Balance Medicine. He is also Honorary Associate Professor in Medical Education of the University of Nottingham and holds the post of Clinical Sub-Dean. He has trained many medical students and junior doctors.