Myringoplasty is the surgical closure of perforated pars-tensa of the tympanic membrane. In simple words, it is a procedure for repairing a hole in the eardrum. During the procedure, the surgeon repairs the hole by placing a graft by either taking a small piece of tissue from the body or using a gel-like material. The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia. An experienced ENT surgeon should be the right choice for Myringoplasty. The success rate for the treatment remains around 75-95% depending on the post-operative care. Facial nerve damage, dizziness, incomplete healing, recurrent middle ear infections, and mild or severe hearing loss could be some of the complications that may be faced after Myringoplasty.