11/14/2025
Delighted to be asked to teach at the Stanford Preservation and Structure Rhinoplasty Course this week.
It’s nostalgic to walk the Stanford Campus and remember my mentors, patients and the professional formation that has helped shape my philosophy in facial plastic surgery.
I lectured on Day 1 – Thursday, November 13 (Didactics)
11:05–11:17 am — Classification and Application of Septal Strip Methods in 200 Rhinoplasty Patients
11:20–12:00 pm — Video Panel: Short Structural or Preservation Pearls for the Learning Surgeon (Residual Blocking Points)
3:50–4:02 pm — Tip Tensioning and other tip methods
Day 2 – Friday, November 14 (Didactics)
11:20–12:00 pm — Video Panel: Short Structural or Preservation Pearls Part II (Diced Cartilage Augmentation)
3:20–3:22 pm — Going beyond nomenclature in ethnic rhinoplasty surgery
Day 3 – Saturday, November 15 (Lab)
Faculty mentor in the hands-on cadaver dissection lab.
Thank you to Dr. Sam Most for inviting me and his teaching since my fellowship years until today.
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