The book “Recent Advances in Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery” covers about the recent developments in otolaryngology and different types of head and neck surgeries. Chapter one briefly describes about facial transplantation in detail. Second chapter covers about the invasive therapies that are minimal for aging face. Chapters three and five discuss the surgeries for craniofacial and internal nasal valve. Chapter four discusses about microtia repair that is explained with coastal cartilage-based and alloplast ear reconstructions. Chapters seven eight and nine emphasizes on Bell’s palsy management, advances in facial nerve testing and surgical rehabilitation of the paralyzed face. From chapters nine to thirteen, single-sided deafness, ossiculoplasty, contemporary management of differentiated thyroid cancer, surgeries for head and neck cancer by using robotics and objective diagnostic tools in rhinology. Allergic and nonallergic rhinitis is studied in fourteenth chapter. Fifteenth chapter discusses on the role of topical sinonasal irrigation in sinus disease and chapter sixteen discusses on sinonasal inverted papilloma treatment. Chapters seventeen and eighteen deals with chronic cough and the advances in sepsis.