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The purpose of the study was to improve the surgical stage of CI, taking into account the analysis of its complications. Materials and methods: During the period 2014-2017 in the Federal Research Clinical Center of Otorhinolaryngology and the State Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Azerbaijan Republic named after A. Heydarov in 847 patients were performed 967 CI. The majority of patients were children aged 1–4 years (n = 540). Operations performed under the guidance of an experienced surgeon. In the postoperative period, follow-up visits were made every 3 months. Various variations of minor complications and the timing of their manifestation after CI were noted. Results. The incidence of minor complications was 1.6%. Of these, 0.5% were temporal hematoma, 0.8% dizziness, 0.1% seizure, 0.2% otitis media. Conclusion. The number of minor complications after CI is very low and does not always depend on the experience of the surgical team. In most cases, timely correction of minor complications of CI is the prevention of major complications.