ENT Specialist | ENT Surgeon | Ear Nose and Throat Surgeon Melbourne

Ear, Nose & Throat Surgeon based in Melbourne, Australia

Dan Gordon is an experienced Otolaryngology surgeon with a history of working in public and private hospitals across Melbourne, Australia. He has a strong interest in paediatric ENT health and is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

Specialist ENT Care

Mr Dan Gordon

B. Med. MS (ORL) FRACS

Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgeon

Mr Dan Gordon is an Ears, Nose and Throat surgeon and a fellow of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons. He graduated from Medicine in New South Wales and after completing his Masters of Surgery moved to Melbourne for specialist training.

During his specialist otolaryngology training, Dan worked at St Vincent’s Hospital, Monash Medical Centre, The Alfred, and the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital. Mr Gordon has furthered his experience with a 12-month clinical paediatric fellowship abroad at Oregon Health Science University in the USA. He has published and presented at conferences at a national and international level.

Dan strives to provide the highest level of care for patients and their families. Having returned to Australia, Dan has been working and consulting in Brighton and St Kilda privately. In addition to his metropolitan work, he has been operating and consulting in regional parts of Australia including Cairns Base Hospital. Mr Gordon has a public appointment at Monash Health and operates at both private and public hospitals on a regular basis.

Dr. Ravi Jain

MBChB, PGDipAvMed, FRACS, PhD

Rhinologist | ENT Surgeon

Mr Ravi is a New Zealand born and trained adult and paediatric ENT surgeon dedicated to helping patients achieve the best possible outcomes. He is thorough, conscientious and empathetic in his patient-centred approach to surgical care.

Ravi is passionate about employing evidence-based strategies for the treatment of ENT conditions, and has undertaken extensive research in the field of rhinology (nose and sinuses). He completed a PhD in 2017 in which he investigated methods to optimise outcomes in the management of chronic sinusitis. He has presented his research at conferences around the world and continues to be involved with surgical research and teaching the next generation of surgeons. He has been the recipient of a number of prestigious awards including The New Zealand Health Research Council Fellowship and The Sir Charles Hastings Medal of Excellence.

Ravi commonly treats conditions such as:

Blocked noseRhinitis (hay fever)
Deviated nasal septumSinusitis – complex and revision functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS)
Nose bleeds
Snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea (adult and children)
Tonsillitis
Glue ear, ear infections and hearing loss.