A Kenyan society of ENT surgeons advancing minimally-invasive sinus and ear surgery — for better hearing, breathing and quality of life across the country.
320+
Members
6
Regional chapters
1,200+
CME credit hours/year
18
Years advancing ENT surgery
Functional endoscopic sinus surgery for chronic rhinosinusitis, nasal polyps and complex sinonasal disease.
Tympanoplasty, ossiculoplasty, mastoid surgery and the management of chronic ear disease and cholesteatoma.
Minimally-invasive transcanal endoscopic ear surgery — less dissection, faster recovery, better visualisation.
Endoscopic approaches to CSF leaks and anterior skull-base pathology, in partnership with neurosurgery.
Medical and surgical management of allergic rhinitis, smell disorders and sinonasal inflammation.
Paediatric hearing, sinonasal and airway care — grommets, adenoidectomy and paediatric endoscopy.
ESES runs a year-round CME programme accredited by the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC). Monthly Grand Rounds, hands-on temporal-bone and sinus dissection courses, and our flagship Annual Conference — earn your credits and sharpen your endoscopic skills without leaving Kenya.
ESES gave me my first real exposure to endoscopic ear surgery. The temporal-bone courses alone are worth the membership.
Dr. Wanjiru Kamau
Consultant ENT Surgeon, Kenyatta National Hospital
As a young ENT surgeon in Eldoret, the society keeps me connected to national best practice in rhinology and otology.
Dr. Brian Otieno
ENT Registrar, Moi Teaching & Referral Hospital
ESES advocacy helped our county hospital get its first nasal endoscopy set. Patients no longer travel to Nairobi for a simple scope.
Dr. Aisha Mohammed
ENT Surgeon, Coast General Hospital, Mombasa
Resident, specialist or consultant ENT surgeon — ESES membership opens the door to CME, hands-on dissection courses, peer support and advocacy. Annual dues start from KES 5,000.
EventsSecure your place at Kenya's leading endoscopic ENT meeting — three days of plenaries, live endoscopic surgery and hands-on workshops in Mombasa, 12–14 November 2026.
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Press & mediaA team of eight ESES surgeons and audiologists ran a week-long free ear-and-hearing camp in Lodwar, screening over 300 patients and performing 42 ear procedures.
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Clinical & guidelinesThe ESES Rhinology sub-committee has released a revised national guideline on the diagnosis and management of chronic rhinosinusitis, aligned with current evidence and Kenyan practice.
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