Professor Malcolm Hilton

Consultant Otolaryngologist

Malcolm Hilton Consultant Otolaryngologist Exeter ENTI studied for my medical degree at Cambridge and Oxford Universities, achieving first class honours in my medical sciences degree. My ENT specialist training was in the South West of the UK, based around the Bristol area.

During my specialist training I also travelled overseas for dedicated speciality fellowships, working in Toronto, Canada and Darwin, Northern Australia.

I cover a comprehensive range of general ENT referrals including adult and children’s ear problems, nasal and sinus conditions, throat and voice problems.

I have a subspecialist interest in the management of all types of ear problems; including chronic ear disease needing surgery, and associated ear/balance problems such as dizziness, tinnitus, Meniere’s disease and hearing problems.

I also run dedicated voice clinics and have a medico-legal practice with particular experience as an expert witness in the area of noise-induced hearing loss.


“Mr Hilton was very good. He is patient and showed concern and  interest regarding my care and health.”

Society membership includes the British Association of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, the British Society of Otology, the British Rhinological Society, the British Voice Association. I am Chairman of  the South West Laryngological Association. I contribute audit data to the National Otology audit database.

I am an Associate Professor at the University of Exeter Medical school, am an examiner for the Royal College of Surgeons final ENT examinations and an external examiner for another UK medical school. In 2016 I set up a Masters course in Extreme Medicine at the University of Exeter; equipping people with the knowledge and skills to work in remote and hostile environments away from conventional medical facilities, and continue to run the course as Programme Lead.

For the past 15 years I have travelled to Nepal on a regular basis to take part in ear surgery charity camps run by a UK based charity, BRINOS (Britain Nepal Otology Service). During a 10 day stay we typically perform 140-150 major ear operations for patients who may travel several hours from surrounding areas to attend the camp.

I have an active research profile. I am an author on several clinical reviews in the Cochrane Database of Systematic reviews and regularly peer-review journal articles for the British Medical Journal and Annals of College of Surgeons, as well as ongoing research into Meniere’s disease and vocal fold dysfunction in patients with severe asthma.

I provide all private medical services through  a limited company, MP Hilton Medical Ltd of which I am sole director.  The company is registered in England & Wales No.11347555 and it’s registered office is at 37 Chamberlain Street, Wells, BA5 2PQ

To book a consultation with Mr Hilton please call us on 01392 262160 or get in touch online.

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