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| • Dr. Most elected by his peers for inclusion in Best Doctors in America from 2007-2008 |
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• Dr. Most is now scheduling seminars in Advances in Facial Plastic Surgery. The next seminar is on Wed. November 19, 2008. Open to the public, these seminars offer you the opportunity to learn about the lastest techniques and meet Dr. Most. Call 650 736 3223 or email info@drmost.com to reserve a seat
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• Be Wrinkle-Free this Fall! Botox®, Restylane, and Radiesse can eliminate the years in just minutes....
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| •Dr. Most's Lecture now on the Reseach Channel! Plus, see his other lectures on YouTube..
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| • Our Facial Plastic Procedure Suite offers convenience, privacy, and a safe environment for procedures at our 801 Welch offices...
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| •Dr. Most invited as faculty at Multidisciplinary Facial Plastic Surgery Meeting in Las Vegas, 2008
•Dr. Most invited to speak in Vail, CO at the 2008 Advances in Facial Plastic Surgery Meeting...
•Dr. Most invited to speak in at the Aging Face Course in San Francisco in Spring 2008
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| Links of interest:
•Stanford Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery
•Facial Surgery Information
•Rhinoplasty Information
•Facial Surgery BLOG
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Revision Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is perhaps the most challenging of all plastic surgery procedures. Even in the best of hands, external deformities or breathing difficulties may occur after rhinoplasty. This is due to the complicated anatomy of the nose and the 'vagaries of healing'.
In such cases, when a second surgical procedure is undertaken, the experience of the surgeon becomes even more important. Dr. Most, as Chief of the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine, has developed a significant regional referral practice for revision rhinoplasty in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. In fact, his patients have come from all over the West Coast, and from as far away as New York.
If you have had a rhinoplasty, and have problems with breathing or the external shape of your nose, a consultation with Dr. Most may help determine if you are a candidate for this procedure.
Click here for more information on Dr. Most's advanced rhinoplasty techniques.
The Procedure
The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia. Incisions are primarily internal, though a small external incision is sometimes used. The bone and cartilage of the nose is reshaped, and care is taken to preserve the breathing function of the nose. Dr. Most is often able to actually improve nasal breathing for his patients.
Patients may expect 5-7 days of swelling in the nose. Dr. Most uses absorbable sutures that do not need to be removed, and uses advanced techniques that allow him to avoid packing in most cases.
Why should I choose Dr. Most?
As a double-certified Otolaryngologist and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Most is uniquely qualified in surgery of the face, and the nose in particular. Dr. Most has many years experience and has served as Chief of Facial Plastic Surgery at two of the top medical centers in the United States. As of July 1, 2006, he is Chief of the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Stanford University. Dr. Most is nationally recognized for his expertise in rhinoplasty surgery. He has written extensively on this subject, including work on improving surgical outcomes. He has contributed as lead author to the major textbook on Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery on this topic, and his work in this area was recently selected for a 'best of' paper in Facial Plastic Surgery. In 2005, he has been a faculty member at the nationally recognized Rhinoplasty Course at OHSU in Portland, Oregon. A leader in the field, he has received national awards for his work. He performs hundreds of facial plastic surgery procedures each year. His patient comments reflect his personal philosophy for excellence. Most recently, Dr. Most was elected by his peers for inclusion in Best Doctors in America for 2007-8.
What about Computer Imaging?
You may request computer-assisted imaging to help you envision what a rhinoplasty can achieve for you.
I am interested! What is the next step?
If you are interested in this procedure, Dr. Most will personally evaluate you to determine if it is right for you. Please contact the Stanford Facial Plastic Surgery Office via phone (650) 736-FACE or (736-3223) to make a consultation appointment with Dr. Most. You may also email us at info@drmost.com for more information or to make an appointment. We look forward to seeing you!
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