Head & Neck Cancer Treatment

Head & Neck Cancer & Care at H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic

Head and neck cancers develop in the tissues of the throat, voice box, mouth, nose, sinuses, or salivary glands.
At H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic, we specialise in diagnosing and treating head & neck cancers using the latest technology, evidence-based protocols, and a compassionate, patient-first approach.

Our goal is to treat cancer completely while preserving your ability to speak, swallow, eat, breathe, and live confidently.

Understanding Head & Neck Cancer

Head and neck cancers usually begin in the cells that line the moist surfaces of these areas:

Common risk factors include tobacco use, alcohol, HPV infection, prolonged sun exposure (for lip cancer), poor oral hygiene, and certain occupational exposures.

Early detection leads to better outcomes, which makes awareness and screening essential.

Common Symptoms

Symptoms vary depending on the site, but warning signs include:

If these symptoms persist for more than 2–3 weeks, evaluation is strongly recommended.

Diagnosis & Evaluation

H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic uses advanced tools to detect cancer early and accurately stage the disease.

Accurate staging allows us to personalise each patient’s treatment plan.

Personalised Treatment Options at H.O.P.E Oncology Clinic

Whether the goal is cure, organ preservation, or symptom relief, our tumour board recommends the most effective plan tailored to each patient.

Our multidisciplinary doctors, surgeons, and therapists work together to restore health, confidence, and quality of life.

Advanced Head & Neck Cancer Treatment Options

Treatment is customized based on cancer type, stage, genetic profile, and patient health.

Chemotherapy

Primary treatment for many blood cancers , Given in cycles with careful monitoring

Targeted Therapy

Precision medicines targeting specific cancer cell abnormalities, Fewer side effects compared to traditional chemotherapy

Immunotherapy

Strengthens the immune system to fight cancer, Effective in several leukemias and lymphomas

Supportive & Palliative Care

Management of symptoms and side effects Nutritional, psychological, and pain support

Head & Neck Cancer – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Yes — especially when diagnosed early. Many patients fully recover with modern therapies.
No. Many tumours can be treated with radiation, chemotherapy, or minimally invasive robotic techniques.
Possibly, depending on tumour location — but rehabilitation therapies help restore normal function.
HPV infection is a major cause — vaccination can reduce risk.
Avoid tobacco and alcohol, maintain oral hygiene, use sun protection, and consider HPV vaccination.